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Subject: Freedom Scientific Announces a December 2007 Release for OpenBookT 
8.0


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> Thursday, November 15, 2007
>
> Freedom Scientific Announces a December 2007 Release for OpenBookT 8.0
>
> By Peter Verhoeven
>
> Freedom Scientific today announced that OpenBook 8.0, the latest version 
> of the Companys powerful scanning and reading software that makes printed 
> and electronic text accessible to people who are blind or who have low 
> vision, will be released in December 2007.
>
> Freedom Scientific's OpenBook 8.0 goes well beyond just making all types 
> of documents readily accessible. This December 2007 release includes new 
> synthesizers, updated optical character recognition (OCR) engines, 
> improved access to online books, common keyboarding with JAWS® and MAGic®, 
> built-in braille support, new low vision features, new reference features, 
> and more. For complete details on all the new features of OpenBook 8.0 go 
> to Enhanced Scanning and Reading Software.
>
> OpenBook customers can take advantage of attractive discounted pricing if 
> they upgrade to OpenBook 8.0 before December 31, 2007. From now until the 
> end of the year, OpenBook customers will be able to do so for only $100. 
> Anyone purchasing or upgrading to OpenBook 7.02 between September 1, 2007, 
> and the December release will be sent OpenBook 8.0 as a free upgrade.
>
> "This next generation of OpenBook will provide users with many new and 
> enhanced features and functions designed to make their reading experience 
> more enjoyable and to significantly enhance their productivity as well," 
> said Dusty Voorhees, Senior Product Manager at Freedom Scientific. "The 
> many customizable features of OpenBook will enable all users - from 
> novices to the technically-advanced - to read, navigate, and manage all 
> their documents quickly, easily, and in ways that best address their 
> individual needs and preferences.
>
> "Freedom Scientific is pleased to offer this special upgrade pricing 
> through the end of this year as a way of ensuring our loyal OpenBook users 
> have an opportunity to take advantage of and enjoy this newest 
> featured-filled version of the product," added Voorhees.
>
> To learn more about the full array of uses and applications of OpenBook 
> scanning and reading software, go to OpenBook Optical Character 
> Recognition Technology.
>
> LINK:
> http://www.freedomscientific.com/fs_products/software_open.asp
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