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Window-Eyes 9.2 is now available!
Here’s the press release from AI Squared about 9.2.
Access the Latest Technology with Window-Eyes 9.2
Window-Eyes 9.2 is now available providing full support for the brand new Windows 10 operating system, Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, and Office 2016. Window-Eyes 9.2 makes it possible to use the latest technology, includes innovative new ways to access the web, and provides a more reliable and responsive screen reading experience. Window-Eyes 9.2 offers access to the latest tools and technologies to make you more effective and productive at work, at school, and at home.
Keep reading to learn about all of the new features and enhancements in Window-Eyes 9.2:
Windows 10 and Office 2016 Support
· Comprehensive support for Windows 10 includes:
o Windows 10 Start menu
o Action Center
o Virtual Desktops
o Quick Access view in File Explorer
· Preliminary Support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook in the Microsoft Office 2016 Preview.
Innovative Access to Facebook and other Popular Web Applications
· New functionality called Web Application Mode has been added that makes interacting with dynamic web applications even easier.
· On web sites, such as Facebook and Google Docs which implement their own hot keys, Web Application Mode enables you to use these site-specific commands without having to turn Browse Mode off. This leads to a more intuitive and efficient web browsing experience.
New Addition to Auto Recovery
· Window-Eyes 9.0 introduced the Auto-Recovery tool which enables you to restart Window-Eyes if another application you are using becomes unresponsive. We have continued to improve this feature in Window-Eyes 9.2. If Internet Explorer stops responding, it would often keep Window-Eyes from speaking. Now, if Internet Explorer stops responding, Window-Eyes will continue speaking automatically without requiring the user to do anything.
Support for Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
· Adobe recently released a new version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, called Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. Window-Eyes 9.2 includes support for Adobe Reader DC, enabling users to take advantage of all of the benefits offered by the free PDF viewer.
Bug Fixes
· Window-Eyes 9.2 has numerous bug fixes and performance enhancements, including improved speech responsiveness and stability.
· For a complete list of new features, improvements and changes in Window-Eyes 9.2, please refer to the Window-Eyes 9.2 Read Me.
Download your upgrade
Window-Eyes customers will be notified automatically that a new update is available. If you have purchased a Window-Eyes 9.2 upgrade or have an active Software Maintenance Agreement (SMA), you can download it when notified, get it at www.gwmicro.com/upgrade or activate the Check for Updates option in the Help menu.
Try Window-Eyes
If you don’t currently own Window-Eyes, you can get it for free! Anyone who has a valid license of Microsoft Office 2010 or higher can download Window-Eyes for free at www.windoweyesforoffice.com. If you haven’t tried Window-Eyes in a while, now is the time to give Window-Eyes 9.2 a try!
Window-Eyes 9.2 is free if you have a Software Maintenance Agreement (SMA)!
If you invested in a SMA, you will receive Window-Eyes 9.2 absolutely free! It will not count against your SMA. Window-Eyes 9.2 will be available for you to download, but SMA customers will not receive a CD. You may order a CD by contacting Ai Squared.
Order your upgrade or SMA today!
You can now purchase your upgrade or SMA. Customers are highly encouraged to purchase a SMA to receive the 9.2 update for free. Call us today at (802) 362-3612 or email us at to place your order.
Non-English versions are released after the English version, so please check with your local dealer for availability in your language. For those outside of the U.S., contact your local dealer.
Best Regards,
The Ai Squared Team
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Window-Eyes 9.2 is now available! was released on July 27, 2015 at 3:55 pm by tech in accessibility newsand issues.
Last modified: July 27, 2015.
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