Scripts.

Not frames.

You can do a hell of a lot with scripts.

Jaws is more customizable than NVDA or narrator.

That being said some screen readers work be better with some apps than
others.

John





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Are you talking about scripts or user customization such as using frames?
JAWS is more user definable for those without knowledge of programming
because of the ability to create frames. Frames can be very important for
making programs usable without having to have the delay and possible expense
of having someone script for that program.



NVDA uses scripts but the general user, as in JAWS, doesn’t directly work
with, change or develop them.



Each screen-reader has its advantages and does certain things better.NVDA
will meet a lot of users’ needs but there are times when it is faster and
more efficient to customize JAWS.



Gene

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JAWS has a lot more scripting capabilities that’s for sure Holly.

John





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John:



Narrator in Windows 10 has much improved, but never come close to JAWS.
Some say NVDA is very good, but I have never tried it. It is a free program
though, although, they do accept donations.