[Blindmath] reading latex

[Tim in 't Veld]

Hi Sofia,
You cannot read the PDF files, text will be proecessed fine but most 
formulae would be unreadable.
So you should ask the professor to provide you the lateX source. That is 
usually readable, unless the document is contains unusual amounts of 
formatting.
Learning to write lateX is a bit involved but reading it shouldn't be 
that hard particularly if you performed mathematical operations by 
computer before.

Tim
On 31-8-2014 15:49, Sofia Gallo via Blindmath wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have to take a statistics class in college, and my professor says he
> writes all the documents he uses in class using latex and converts
> them to PDF.
>
> Can I read these PDF files using Jaws or Braille? Or is there another
> tool I can get that would allow me to read these files either with
> Jaws or Braille?
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> Sofia
>
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