[Athen] Phrase Express

[Dan Comden]

I've not looked into its accessibility, but in years past, Macro Express
has been a useful timesaver.
https://www.macros.com/

On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 1:59 PM, Robert Spangler <rspangler1 at udayton.edu>
wrote:


> Hello, a few staff in our office are using a program called Phrase

> Express.  This program allows one to type a word and have the system

> replace it with something else.  This is helpful for text that needs to be

> typed often.  It is much more convenient to have a shortcut to type.

> Additionally, the program contains features such as auto correct, phrase

> suggestion, etc.  Problem is that this program is not accessible to blind

> users, at least not for me using NVDA.  Does anyone know if Phrase Express

> is accessible with JAWS?  Is anyone aware of a similar program that is

> accessible?

>

> Thanks,

> Robert

>

>

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