As far as the iPhone goes, you can join our weekly phone conference
to learn how to use it. It happens every monday evening. go to
ibugtoday.com for details or write me privately.
Books on iPhone can be purchased from National Braille Press in .brf
Doc or Txt formats.
They are geared toward blind people.
Many of the O'Reily books are available on bookshare.org. I know that
this is not a total solution but it may help.
Also check out applevis.com for articles, blogs and podcasts.
Yesterday is gone and today will be better.
Elizabeth
At 03:11 PM 5/31/2015, you wrote:
Given the fact that I couldn't create an account for Google Groups
and that I couldn't purchase a book from O'Reilly Media about the
IPhone yesterday, I think improving web access should be a high
priority. Also I note that I haven't received any helpful hints
since I E-mailed the list about them yesterday. While the mouse can
be moved around to some degree in Internet Explorer 11, it is far
from optimal. Every now and then, I will pull up a web page., and it
will freeze while loading. I can alt-Tab to other programs and back
to the page but Window-Eyes won't read anything. However, when I
press Alt-),, the web address will be read. Unlike other sites, you
can't talk with anyone at Google about Google Groups. It's quite
a joke when one can't even create an account to get on a list that
is supposed to help visually-impaired people. Oh yes, there is
AxisReader for reading Epubs--the Iphone app. Again,I can't sign up
for a Google Groups acount so I can get on a mailing list to ask
anyone about this. I can't even read the reference manual. Sorry for
the rant, but I'm just frustrated. My Saturday was an utter failure.
Back to my three priorities: They are improved web access including
improved focus and use of the mouse, OCR capabilities including
captcha solving, and fix Read-to-End in WLM when composing or
replying to a message.
-----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Curry via Talk
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Subject: Seeking Your Input
Hello Everyone,
We are constantly working behind the scenes to improve our
products. If you could narrow down the top three requests you would
have us add to our screen reading product, what would they be?
Thanks for the input!
Jeremy
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