Scripts reside on server in that case, not on client machines. I've done this
kind of work several times in the last few years. Good Internet connectivity is
of course rather helpful here.
On Thu, Oct 18, 2018 at 03:06:02PM -0400, John Robichaud wrote:
It's been quite a while since I've made any attempt at creating Jaws scripts
for an application which is accessed remotely via Citrix. Can anyone speak
to the current state of affairs of such access and scripting considerations.
I remember that Jaws must be installed on both the host and client computers
but where do any created scripts reside?
I seem to remember that we had reliability and speed issues when I last
attempted this. Has anyone had success with developing effective scripts in
this type of configuration?
John Robichaud
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