[gui-talk] reading instantly from the paper?

[Ted Shelly]

Muhammad,

If your primary requirement is to read paper documents, then an OCR solution
of some kind is your best bet.  The KNFB Reader could be a useful option.
You might also find it effective if you are mostly working at your desk to
have a scanner and a good OCR program designed for the visually impaired,
such as Kurzweil 1000 or Openbook.  None of these options are inexpensive,
but like with many things in life you get what you pay for.  Personally I
use Kurzwil 1000 and a desk scanner and find it very useful.

Best regards,

Ted Shelly

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Salman Khan via gui-talk
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Subject: [gui-talk] reading instantly from the paper?

Hi there,
I am dealing with many official documents, and reports in hard form on
day-to-day basis, and the process is becoming burdensome. can any one on the
list advise on the use of a reader to enhance my independence?
current KNFB reader is suggested but I am not sure of its effectiveness.
any suggestions in this regard will be appreciated.
best
--
Muhammad Salman Khan.
Doctoral  Researcher at  the Centre for Enterprise and Economic Development
Research,Middlesex Business School, Middlesex University, London.

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