JAWS
JAWS is a screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system that allows blind or visually impaired people to read their screen using text-to-speech and refreshable Braille displays. It was developed by the Blind and Low Vision Group at Freedom Scientific. It is free and open-source, and is available for download and installation from a variety of sources. It is a highly effective way to access information and interact with computer programs. JAWS is also very easy to use, and is compatible with a number of operating systems.
Scripting language
The JAWS Scripting Language is a proprietary programming language used to extend the capabilities of the JAWS screen reading application and other applications. It is a compiled language that allows source code protection. There are many benefits to using a JAWS script. This language allows developers to add features to the JAWS screen reading program that don't exist in other applications. It is the language of choice for developers because it allows developers to create custom applications with JAWS capabilities and interoperate them with other programs.
JAWS application window
JAWS uses a virtual cursor that announces frames, links, and headings. It also announces the text on the screen. Whenever the cursor encounters a link, it says "Link" and follows it. The JAWS application window is the default keyboard shortcut for this purpose. It can be customized to suit your specific needs. The JAWS help system is comprehensive and can help you learn the basics of using the application.
Scripting language for JAWS
The JAWS Scripting Language is a proprietary programming language for integrating the JAWS screen reading program with other applications. Unlike other programming languages, JAWS Scripting Language allows the developer to keep their source code private. This feature is particularly useful for creating applications for the blind or visually impaired. JAWS Scripting Language is available for free download from the JAWS website. It can be used by both developers and users.
Scripting language for ZoomText
JAWS and ZoomText have merged to create a single platform that is called Fusion. The user guide for both products contains comprehensive instructions on how to use them. You can learn how to write your own script in the JAWS Scripting Language, which allows you to customize the appearance and functionality of your software. For complete details, visit the JAWS Downloads website. JAWS and ZoomText are free to download.
Scripting language for Fusion
The JAWS Scripting Language (JSL) is a proprietary programming language used by JAWS, a screen reading application. This language allows other programs and applications to interact with the JAWS screen reading program. JAWS Scripting Language is compiled, so the source code can be protected. This language is used for creating applications that can be used by people with sight loss. To learn more about JSL, read the following article.
