Jim Van Meggelen wrote:
I have sent a note to our editor to determine what might be done.
Jim
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Subject: [asterisk-doc] Accessible documentation vor blind users
Hi
Hi
Is there any accessible ocumentation, ie plain text or
html, how to configure Asterisk. The book
'Asterisk: The Future of Telephony'' is availablly only as
and pdf document and is thus unreadable for a blind user.
Any pointers welcome.
You can still escape from the Gates of hell: Use Linux!
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I may be losing my mind, but wasn't one of the purposes of elcomsoft's
breaking of the ebook (Read as PDF) standard to provide ebooks for the
blind. There should be a blind-enabled pdf reader out there even if
it's not from adobe
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