Hello list, My husband bought me a rather obscure double CD recently and I wanted to be able to read the very extensive information in the enclosed booklet. The print is very tiny, pale on a dark background and printed over photos of landscapes. To complicate matters further, some of the songs are written in a dialect of Canadian French that creates French forms of English words. I’m talking about Acadian French. Although there were a few problems with the OCR, they were very few and my sighted husband was able to correct them very quickly. He said they only occurred where artistic wavy lines on the backround pictures intersected with letters. I’m really impressed. Cheers,
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