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From: L Snider
Date: Apr 24, 2017 8:35AM

I find many people use the older versions, even though they could easily
update (JAWS is even worse that way due to cost). In my experience, they
usually don't update due to the computer issues, computer knowledge or they
just like that version. Like any other software, not all are using the
latest.

I wish we could code for every single version, boy wouldn't that be nice
and make our lives so much easier!

Cheers

Lisa

On Mon, Apr 24, 2017 at 9:30 AM, JP Jamous < <EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:

> 1. Why worry about older versions of NVDA since it is an open source?
> 2. Analytical tests are good, but each version of a SR and BR introduce
> new functionalities and deprecate other ones. It is always advisable to
> test in your target BR/SR to ensure the combination works for your audience.
>
>
> I hear people always talking about trends and best practices. While those
> help. I always test the version of SR again the version of BR to ensure the
> 2 provide a smoother user experience. I like to look at this concept like
> the human body concept. While female bodies function alike, each body is
> different. The same apply to men. Too many factors impact the
> categorization such as DNA, age, medical history, etc.
>
> Keep an overall eye on the big picture, but never lose focus of the
> detailed picture. That is each agent alongside its counter-part.
>