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Re: CODE EDITORS
From: Bryan Garaventa
Date: Jun 30, 2016 3:54PM
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Personally I recommend EdSharp:
https://github.com/EmpowermentZone/EdSharp
"EdSharp is a full featured text editor that is friendly, powerful, and open source. It uses a standard Windows interface for an application that supports multiple document windows. Though intended for sighted users as well, it seeks to enhance productivity for users of the JAWS, Window-Eyes, or System Access screen readers by automatically verbalizing relevant information. These speech messages supplement default speech heuristics, providing confirmation or results of commands without the need for manually interrogating the screen. If JAWS, Window-Eyes, or System Access are not detected in memory, EdSharp uses the default SAPI voice, if available, which may be configured via the Speech applet in Control Panel."
I've been using Jamal's editor for many years and do all of my programming using this.
Bryan Garaventa
Accessibility Fellow
SSB BART Group, Inc.
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