Hi John, You can obtain an accessible scanner from www.Serotek.com. They have one called DocuScan Plus. It's heard to be very accurate and you can scan books or any printed materials with it. The coolest thing about it is, that you can even save the stuff you scan as a braille file, that you can either copy to your braille notetaker, if you have one, or send it to a braille printer if you have one. one. Mike Rochester, NY. You can get more information about it and you can contact the company using the information provided on their website.
-----Original Message----- From: Pc-audio [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Chilelli Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2015 5:20 PM To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' Subject: Flatbed scanner Sensitivity: Personal Hi. Looking for your advice and recommendations on the following. I am in need of a good flatbed scanner that scans fast and accurately. Someone on one of the lists mentioned that the Plustek Optecbook flatbed scanner is good for scanning books which is what I will be doing a lot of. I use JAWS, Windo-Eyes and NVDA. Thanks for any Helpful suggestions, Blessings, John
