How Does JAWS Help Navigate and Read Webpages?

Date

2017-06-22

Author

Bureau of Internet Accessibility

Abstract

Blind and visually impaired computer users rely on screen readers to render descriptions of visual content through a synthesized voice. A popular option is JAWS (Job Access With Speech), which was originally developed for MS-DOS, but is now available for Microsoft Windows.

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11941/2545_How-Does-JAWS-Help-Navigate-and-Read-Webpages

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