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JFW
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JFWJAWS For Windows (assistive technology/software from Freedom Scientific)
JFWJogja Fashion Week (Indonesia)
JFWJustice for the World (human rights organization)
JFWJainism For World Association


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They boast fanciful names like JAWS for Windows, GW Micro's Window-Eyes, Dolphin, and outSPOKEN--and various degrees of sophistication.
All the news you choose. (web head report) by Brown, Sharon / Inside MS
JAWS for Windows is the world's most popular screen reader that works with your PC to provide access to today's software applications and the Internet.
Audible, Inc. and Freedom Scientific Launch Comarketing Agreement by Business Wire
Its products include: JAWS for Windows, the world's leading screen reader; Connect Outloud Web access software; MAGic magnification software; Open Book scanning software; WYNN for students with reading difficulties; notetakers; Braille displays; and embossers.
Hamilton Named President and Spencer Executive Vice President of ... by Business Wire
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