[nabs-l] writing and incomplete sentences, and other problems

[Karl Martin Adam]

If you know you have this problem, try reading sentence by 
sentence instead of reading continuously from the curser or by 
paragraph.  If the screen reader reads you a sentence that 
doesn't include a subject and a predicate, you'll know to fix it.  
You might also set your screen reader to read more punctuation so 
you know where the periods, commas, and semicolons are when 
you're listening to what you've written.  I don't use Word, but 
its grammar check should also catch this if it's accessible.

HTH,
Karl

 ----- Original Message -----
From: Aaron via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org
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Date sent: Mon, 6 Feb 2017 22:07:21 -0500
Subject: [nabs-l] writing and incomplete sentences, and other 
problems

Hey guys,

Do any of you have this problem? You are writing say a blog post, 
research
paper, book, etc. You look over the document and the flow is good 
and
everything sounds good to you. However, when you let someone else 
look at it
they see incomplete sentences among other things. How do you guys 
work
around this? Are there any accessible tools that will help with 
these
issues? How do you go about proofreading with a screen reader?



Thanks,

Aaron Linson

CEO Blind Faith Project 
<http://www.facebook.com/blindfaithproject

CEO Linson Productions



Aaron Linson



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