JAWS for Windows (with Internet Explorer 6.0)Freedom ScientificMicrosoft WindowsHTML 4.01David Poehlman and Jon Gundersonput affiliation hereput phone herejongund@uiuc.edu12 September 2001 (updated 15 August 2002)CComplete for HTML elements, but does not allow interaction with embedded objects, like java applets and active-X controls; Can read tooltops for current element; CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCPIPICPIPIPICCCCPICan activae mouse up, down and click events PICPICCPICCCRenders HTML, CSS, a number of graphic image formats and some audio formats; Does not contradict current specifications for HTML and CSS rendering. CCProvides a source view of documents and source view of frame elements NRACACNINICNICCCCPINICNININIACNIACNINICNICCCCPINICNININIACNINANANANANANAACMissing ALT for IMG: JAWS speaks TITLE or speaks file name when viewing image ;Missing ALT for AREA element: JAWS speaks TITLE or speaks file name when viewing image ;Missing ALT for INPUT element: JAWS speaks TITLE or speaks file name or repairs with "button" when viewing image ;Missing TITLE for FRAME: JAWS reads name attribute; No other missing conditional content elements generate repair text ACCCCCCCNINININICCCCCPIALT for IMG: Spoken by default and can be configured;TITLE for IMG element: Spoken if there is no ALT ;LONGDESC for IMG element: supported ;content of OBJECT element: not supported ;ALT for AREA element: Spoken by default ;ALT for INPUT element: Spoken by default ;ACRONYM element: not supported ;ABBR element: not supported ;SUMMARY for TABLE: supported ;TITLE for FRAME: supported ;LONGDESC for FRAME: not supported ;NOFRAME for FRAME: not supported because ie does not allow for disabling of frames ;NOSCRIPT for SCRIPT: IE does render NOSCRIPT when script support is turned off PIPINININICCCCCCCCCNACCCCCCCCACACCNICCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCNANANANANANANANANANACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCNININININININININRNRPIOnly can be configured to provide a prompt if the information submitted is not through a secure (encrypted) connection. PICCCCCCCNANANACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCACHTML: TH element (TABLE), yes ; HTML: CAPTION element (TABLE), yes ; HTML: THEAD element (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: TBODY element (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: TFOOT element (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: COLGROUP element (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: COL element (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: SCOPE attribute (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: HEADERS attribute (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: AXIS attribute (TABLE), yes available through the DOM ; HTML: TABINDEX attribute, yes ; HTML: ACCESSKEY attribute, yes ; CSS: TEXT-INDENT, yes ; CSS: TEXT-ALIGN, yes ; CSS: WORD-SPACING, yes ; CSS: LETTER-SPACING, yes ; CSS: FONT-STRETCH, no ; CSS: MARGIN, yes ; CSS: FLOAT and CLEAR, yes ; CSS: POSITION, yes ; CSS: !IMPORTANT, NR ; CSS: SYSTEM FONTS, NR ; CSS: SYSTEM COLORS, NR ; CSS: list types, yes ; CSS: OUTLINE, no ; CSS: :before, :after, no ; CSS: :hover, yes ; CSS: :visited, :unvisited, yes ACACHTML 4.01: VG ; CSS1: VG ; CSS2: G ; DOM 1.0: CACCCCCCCCCCCCCPIOnly when scripts are disabled PINININICCCCCCCCCCCCCCNINICCCCCNINICCThrough user style sheets CCACACNINICNINRNICNICCCCCCCCThrough user style sheets CCThrough user style sheetsCCCCCCCCCCCCCCProvides access author supplied keyboard bindings with AccesskeyCPICab use macros to create alternative bindins, but not change PICThrough JAWS macrosCCCCCCCCCCJAWS configuration can be saved and; Can use style sheets for some configuration information ; In network environments, setting can be saved as part of user network profiles CCCCan turn on and off entire tool bars ; Can customize the number, position and size of the buttons on the toolbar CCCCCCCCCCCCC