[blindLaw] In Kindle accessible by Jaws or ZoomText?

[lmendez716 at gmail.com]

Good afternoon Teresita:

If you are using a Windows machine download the Kindle app for PC from
Amazon.  Once you have installed it and completed the registration process
any Kindle books that you have purchased will show up in your library.  The
Kindle app for PC has it's own built-in reader and also works very well with
NVDA.  If the book you have purchased has been enabled for screen readers
you will be able to read it.  If you have an IOS device, the  Kindle app
try accessing the book using the IOS Kindle app.  Hope this helps.

Luis

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Subject: [blindLaw] In Kindle accessible by Jaws or ZoomText?

Dear all,
I need to access a book ASAP, but the Publisher has not provided the PDF
version and I am not able to get a physical version of it.
So I purchased it on Kindle but, am I doing something wrong?
I am not able to read the actual text of the book.
Is the Kindle cloud reader not accessible: by JAWS or ZoomText?
The book is
*Sponsorship in the United States Context: Theory and Praxis,* edited by
Rosemary Smith, SC, Warren Brown, OMI and Nancy Reynolds, SP, ISBN:
1-932208-14-3 (Canon Law Society of America, 2006).
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