Hi Don;
Some screen readers depend upon the
GetWindowText API to extract text from a window. I think the screen readers can also extract menu text in a similar manner.
This will give you the caption text for each window. However, Unitrunker does not use menus. It also doesn't use standard Microsoft Windows controls (like static text boxes, check boxes, edit boxes). I could replace the plus-sign glyph with text, but your screen reader still would not be able to to extract that text to apply text-to-speech.
After getting a receiver configured with your PSR500 tuned to an active control channel, the program displays a site window. The implication here is that user experience would be poor since the screen reader would also have difficulty using the site window to describe active call traffic.
he program allows setting high contrast with a large font - which will help users with poor eyesight. However, for users dependent upon a screen reader, I can't think of an easy way to make it work.
Microsoft provides an
accessibility API for circumstances like this but I currently lack the experience to make that work.
