When using Roxio starting with version 7, you have to use the jaws curser to
bring up the different menus. inside these are more menus to click on, but
once you do this, it gets easier to work with because of the list trees that
come up when clicking on the right graphic. you should be able to have your
wife help label them or use the trial and error method to figure out what
the graphics do. there will be the source and destination views. you will
need the jaws cursor to get to the correct view. then you can route the PC
cursor to the respective view you want. you will be able to add or delete
tracks you want to burn and so on. you can adjust the write speed and
destination drive as long as you are patient and careful. you had better try
a trial version to see if you are comfortable with the program before
plunking down any money. I find that Nero is easier these days to work with.
you may even consider Premier Cd burner which is supposed to be made for
blind people.
----- Original Message -----
From: "JardataMailServices" <jardatalearningcen...@jardata.biz>
To: <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 11:11 AM
Subject: Roxio Creator 2010 (Has anything changed accessabilityWise?)
Hello!
For years, I used Roxio Easy CDDVD Creator and found it totally
accessible; however, when I migrated to Easy Media Creator, I found the
product almost totally unaccessible; and now they email me about Roxio
Creator 2010 Pro. If anyone has used this product or know anything about
it, do let me know. Should I purchase this product or not. I did
purchase RecordNow, which was previously accessible enough for my use, and
Easy CDDVD Copy, which I have never used but got it so my wife could put
some of her Kodak film onto usable everyday DVD/CD players.
Thanks for your help and info.
James Robinson
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