anyone out there testing accessibility with Windows Eyes screen reader?

*MattyBoy* wrote:
I tried it once and couldn't get it to function. It also had /the/ worst
customisation interface I've seen to date. It might be great for
providing access to content, but there's a certain irony in its lack of
usability [1]. At the moment I test with JAWS.

[1] Being sighted, the poor visual appearance of the application
probably biased my opinion - it may be perfectly usable when used
aurally
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