very well put! Sometimes, I lash back at some stupid people around me by saying 
"I may be blind in sight, but your mind is blind without thought"


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Vikas Kapoor 
  To: B. R. Nautial ; accessindia@accessindia.org.in 
  Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 9:56 PM
  Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Freedom Scientific Releases New 
andImprovedOCRRecognition Software for JAWS and OpenBook,@ FreedomScientific 
News March 30 2012


  The word "Andha" is the literal translation of the world "blind", so if 
  we're ready to accept the same in English, why not in Hindi! Kindly broaden 
  your intellectual faculty! Actually the term Blind caries a very wider 
  connotation, you could be blind by your eyes, you could be blind by mind, or 
  even understanding. Whereas, the terms like visually handicapped, visually 
  impaired denote a specific meaning.So we are not objecting the same in 
  English and it is widely used in the above mentioned language, what's wrong 
  then with the Hindi term? We should be objective enough.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "B. R. Nautial" <brnaut...@gmail.com>
  To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
  Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 2:13 PM
  Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Freedom Scientific Releases New and 
  ImprovedOCRRecognition Software for JAWS and OpenBook,@ FreedomScientific 
  News March 30 2012


  oh! are you a blind person?
  if yes, please don't use such words here on the list
  With Warm Regards
  B. R. Nautial
  Mobile: +919915073368
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "swrita" <swaramri...@gmail.com>
  To: <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
  Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 10:06 PM
  Subject: Re: [AI] FW: Freedom Scientific Releases New and Improved
  OCRRecognition Software for JAWS and OpenBook,@ FreedomScientific News March
  30 2012


  andhe ko andhere main bari door ki soojhi.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "Wahid Raza" <wahid...@gmail.com>
  To: "accessindia" <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
  Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 8:21 PM
  Subject: [AI] FW: Freedom Scientific Releases New and Improved OCR
  Recognition Software for JAWS and OpenBook, @ FreedomScientific News March
  30 2012


  Hi all ,
  hope all are doing fine
  pasting below article, which get from another list.
  Regards
  Wahid

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  For Immediate Release:


  Freedom Scientific Releases New and Improved OCR Recognition Software
  for JAWS and OpenBook



  Today, Freedom Scientific, one of the world’s leading screen reading
  and blindness product makers, has just recently developed and released
  a new breakthrough in its line of products of assistive technology for
  blind and visually impaired computer users.


  Have you ever wanted to take OpenBook® with you at all times anywhere
  you can possibly go with it? Or even better, have you always wanted to
  be able to pick up a handwritten note on a piece of paper and be able
  to read it instantly just like anybody else? Or maybe you are one of
  those frustrated students that are inundated with printed or
  handwritten material that you can’t read in or out of a classroom
  setting and you have to wait even hours or days for somebody to read
  to you. Maybe you are at a conference, you are given a business card
  or a simple handout that is important, and you need to fill out or
  read along?


  Well, wish and wonder no more! Freedom Scientific now has the solution!


  Due to popular demand, and numerous emails and feedback requests from
  our users, Freedom Scientific has decided to step forward.


  We have released a new, updated, and improved OCR recognition engine
  for both, our Openbook® and JAWS® products. This bran new release
  includes many new features, which include, but not limited to:


  * The ability to recognize smaller type font and better recognition of
  columns in sophisticated tables, which can easily be confusing to
  read.
  * The ability to recognize print on smaller pieces of print paper,
  such as note slips or contact cards on the spot, with better print
  focus and not the scanner bed or camera.
  * Finally, the ability to recognize handwriting with about 85-90% accuracy!


  Yes, that’s right! Our new OCR engine has built-in support for
  handwriting recognition. That means that you can either scan or place
  a handwritten note from a co-worker, a spouse, or from a door, into
  your camera or scanner of your choice, and Openbook® will
  automatically recognize it and be able to read it with speech and / or
  Braille output from your preferred synthesizer or Braille display! Not
  only this. You can open a .pdf, .jpg, or .png image that someone sent
  you with handwriting over the email on your computer, perform the OCR
  recognition command (JAWS 13 and later only), and bingo! You will hear
  the handwriting being spoken out to you or sent to your Braille
  display. Please note that these new features offered by this improved
  version of the OCR engine for JAWS® or OpenBook® software are only
  compatible with Openbook versions later than 8.0 and JAWS version 13.0
  or later. Please note users of JAWS earlier than 13.0, we will release
  a version of the new OCR engine that we released with JAWS 13.0 later
  this month, with the same features as the ones offered now, so you
  aren’t left out on these new features! This update to the OCR engine
  can work with both 32- and 64-bit operating systems.


  Want some even more awesome news from our OpenBook® development team?
  We have released OpenBook Mobile®, a scanning and reading solution app
  for your iOS device! This means that you can use our popular scanning
  and reading solution right from your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, using
  VoiceOver and the camera of your device! Yes, that’s right, OpenBook®
  is going mobile, and you will be able to take it anywhere you go that
  you find printed material that you cannot read. You will be able to go
  on a trip, be given an airport boarding pass, and you will no longer
  need sighted assistance to see whether your plane was gone before you
  knew it, or to see your flight information. You will be able to go to
  a church service and be able to access printed booklets of hymns or
  group prayers easily and independently without requesting sighted
  help. Even more fantastic, you will be able to walk into a classroom
  door that appears to have no one waiting with you, bump into a little
  sticky note with your finger below or above the Braille marking of the
  classroom number, and not have to wait so many hours and precious
  study time trying to find out if the instructor canceled the class or
  whatever other scheduling conflict that might have occurred with that
  instructor. If you have an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, you will get it
  out, snap a photo of that little sticky note, and you will be able to
  find out what’s wrong quickly, independently  and immediately with the
  built-in handwriting recognition of the OCR engine for OpenBook
  Mobile®! It’s so easy!


  Currently, OpenBook Mobile® for iOS platforms is available at the
  Apple iTunes store and it costs $2.99. This app is designed to fit any
  budget. So, what are you waiting for? Purchase your OpenBook Mobile®
  app for your iPhone / iPod / iPad now, and let your future shine
  today! The power of technology and handwriting is in your hands, like
  never before!


  If you have any questions regarding these two new initiatives, don’t
  hesitate to give us a call at 1-800-444-4443 or e-mail us at
  supp...@freedomscientific.com. We would like to hear from you and your
  feedback!


  Sincerely,

  The Freedom Scientific Team **************
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