[nabs-l] Dictionary

[Danielle Montour]

Hi,
If you want a dictionary that you don't have to go on the 
internet for, I'd recommend Word Web.  I know it works pretty 
good with jaws, so I'm assuming it works good with other screen 
readers, too.  If you google word web, it should come up.

Danielle
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 There are several good dictionaries you can get on the computer 
or on line;
 most of them are accessible with a screen reader to some extent.  
However, if
 you are looking for a stand alone dictionary, I would look at 
the Franklin
 language master.  It is available at
 http://www.franklin.com/estore/dictionary/LM-6000B/

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 Does anyone know of a good talking dictionary?
 Miranda
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I agree! The Franklyn Language Master Dictionary is the bomb!

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