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Re: Assistive technology on terminals (thin clients)
From: Tim Harshbarger
Date: Sep 26, 2007 10:50AM
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Yes, both JAWS and WindowEyes can be set up to work in a Citrix
environment. A few years ago I did some research for a small nonprofit
on the issue. Additionally, some terminal emulation software is
accessible--although that tends to be for terminal environments that
are largely text-based.
If the list is still active and your focus is on visual impairment, I
would suggest checking on the blind programming list. At least, it use
to be a good way to make contact with developers with visual impairments
that worked in a fairly wide variety of environments.
Tim
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