Hi, I think its confusingly the other way round. Its the X-server that runs on a PC, and the X-client that runs on Unix/Linux, but I may be wrong. In any case, its not possible to use JAWS or any other screen reader running under windows/DOS to access X. This is because the picture displayed on a PC is only that, a picture drawn by the application at the unix end. No information is transfered about what the picture means, i.e. whether its a menu bar, a character, or a graphic. As far as I am aware, the only way blind people are ever going toget access to X is if a Unix/Linux based screenreader is developed for this purpose. Regards, Tim Pennick