[Blindmath] Question on MathML accessibility with Kurzweil 3000
Jamal Mazrui
empower at smart.net
Wed Sep 8 12:31:48 UTC 2010
Hi Paul,
Unfortunately, I have never gotten the command line version to work,
despite many hours of effort tinkering with settings. Even with file
types the documentation says are valid input, the program either does
not recognize them or crashes early in the OCR process. I have tried
various ways of converting from PDF to TIF or other input formats
without success. Please consider writing a tutorial on how to use the
command line version successfully with PDFs and any other free tools
that are needed.
Thanks,
Jamal
On 9/4/2010 10:55 AM, PR Stanley wrote:
> Actually, the commandline version of the InftyReader is totally free! If
> anyone wants a copy please don't hesitate to drop me a line.
> Paul
> At 15:49 04/09/2010, you wrote:
>> Tom
>>
>> I am confused.
>> I thought MathPlayer from Design Science was what you were looking
>> for. Plays math ml and it is freeware.
>> I did not know that K3000 played math ml, in any case I find that
>> product just very expensive, even if it is a good scanner.
>> For math scanning I'd go with Infty Reader, it is less expensive and I
>> know they have student pricing.
>> Thanks
>> -Birkir
>>
>>
>> On 9/4/10, Tom Tillo <tomtillo at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Hi All ,
>> >
>> > I have downloaded the trial version of Kurzweil 3000 ( version 12 )
>> since I
>> > read that it has extended support for mathml. I tried it out with
>> several
>> > sites with MathML embedded in them , but was unable to read the
>> MathML bit.
>> > It fails to recognise the math characters. (Even with the firefox
>> extension
>> > for K3000 - kesireader.xpi )
>> >
>> > I guess Iam overlooking/missing something small. If any one of you have
>> > tried to read mathML using K3000, can you please fill in the missing
>> link
>> > for me ?
>> >
>> > Thanks and Regards
>> > Tom
>> > tomtillo at gmail.com
>> >
>> > P.S: On a different topic - Has anyone tried to link eSpeak / any
>> SAPI5s
>> > compliant synthesisers with the MathPlayer APIs ? I was thinking .. it
>> > could be developed into a *FREE* reader for MathML, like that
>> provided by
>> > K3000 .
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