For epubs, possibility and its accessibility depends on the reader used. Microsoft Edge allows to take notes on epubs in the same way as web pages, but even if it is accessible, Edge is still very slow to use with JAWS. Does anyone know if reviewing takenn notes on a PDF file with Adobe Reader is accessible? Adding the notes seems as easy as selecting the relevant text, opening the context menu, going to the Add a Note option, typing the note and okaying.
2017-12-10 22:05 GMT-03:00 Cristóbal <[email protected]>: > Hello list, > > So was wondering on people’s strategies for taking notes or if they want to > make annotations in an eBook they may be reading. I do pretty much all of > my > fiction reading via audiobook, but for nonfiction topics, while I do some > audiobook consumption, my preference is eBook. BookShare, ePub, etc. > > Sometimes, you want to take note of a particular fact or passage and be > able > to refer to it at a later time. With FSReader or QRead at least, I think > the > most you can do is bookmark. > > My college days are long past and even then, I did it the old school way > with Braille and cassette recordings. > > More than anything, I’m just curious to know how folks do it to have their > virtual bookshelf marked up with their notes in the margins and so on. > > I think you can do this with Kindle, but I don’t really use the Kindle > platform be it on my iPhone and not at all on my PC. > > Thanks, > > > > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: > http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
