JAWS - Use Orbit Reader as Braille display
Problem
A JAWS user also has an Orbit Reader Braille device they wish to use as a Braille display with JAWS.
Applies to
- JAWS
Resolution
- As of JAWS 2022.2202.38 and later the Orbit Reader devices are officially supported by JAWS for use as a Braillle display. Users of earlier versions should upgrade to the current version of JAWS to benefit from this new support:
- Go to www.freedomscientific.com to download the latest JAWS 2022 build
- Please click Orbit reader product info page for further info on Orbit reader.
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