Hi,

I use a Canon printer copier and scanner. I can scan a letter or 
other document as a text file and it is completely accessible.

As for a photo copy of a PDF file, I would print this document and if 
it is only one or two page long, I would then scan the printed 
results to read it.

Does that make sense?

Thanks,

Lennie

At 04:24 AM 6/16/2007, you wrote:
>Cathie Jacobse asks:
>Does this apply to scanned documents as well? For example, I scan a letter
>into my computer, then email it as an attachment to you. How easy is it to
>be read?
>
>
>Well Cathie,
>
>The answer to your question depends on how you (or anybody) scanned the
>document.  Personally, I have Kurzweil 1000 and would use that to scan a
>document to save and attach as a text file -- this is quite accessible.  I
>also have an HP multi-function printer/scanner/copier with dedicated
>software that will allow me to "take a picture" of a document or attempt to
>scan as text.  I have no idea how accessible a document scanned as text via
>this HP software will be since I prefer to use Kurzweil for this.  But I
>suppose it's possible that the HP scanning software would produce reasonably
>accessible text files.
>
>Of course, I'm answering this as somebody who is totally blind and depends
>on screen reading software to get anything meaningful from computer data.
>If you're scanning documents and sending them to persons that at least have
>reasonably functional sight there's probably no issue.  And, if you were to
>send a "photocopy" image to somebody who has Kurzweil he/she could always
>run the attachment through the KESI Virtual Printer themselves to get a text
>rendering of the letter.  I don't know if Open Book has a similar feature; a
>capability to have the Open Book Optical Character Recognition software
>serve as a "printer" to convert images into text.
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