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Delphi Programmer Says Freedom Scientific Does Not Play Nice with the Mainstream Developer Community

July 3, 2008 • Darrell Shandrow Hilliker

We already know that Freedom Scientific’s JAWS end user license agreement is not friendly to mainstream developers and testers as they work to implement accessibility into their products, services and web sites. As a follow on to this concern, we now hear from Craig Stuntz who reports that no developer program exists for those who… Finish Reading Delphi Programmer Says Freedom Scientific Does Not Play Nice with the Mainstream Developer Community

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Nonvisual Desktop Access (NVDA) Version 0.5 Released

June 6, 2007 • Darrell Shandrow Hilliker

The NVDA developers have released version 0.5 of this open source screen reader. It is now available on the project’s download page. Check out the release notes for this new version. Changes since r425: Added Czech language files thanks to Tomas Valusek. Added Swedish language files thanks to Daniel Innala. NVDA now has a built-in… Finish Reading Nonvisual Desktop Access (NVDA) Version 0.5 Released

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Let’s All Get Behind Nonvisual Desktop Access!

March 8, 2007 • Darrell Shandrow Hilliker

There is a new screen reader on the scene. It is called Nonvisual Desktop Access. The coolest aspect of this new screen reader is not only that it is free of charge but, also and more important, it is completely open source. This means that anyone with the requisite computer programming skill and the needed… Finish Reading Let’s All Get Behind Nonvisual Desktop Access!

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