[nabs-l] writing and incomplete sentences, and other problems
    sarah at sarahblakelarose.com 
    sarah at sarahblakelarose.com
       
    Tue Feb  7 13:22:55 UTC 2017
    
    
  
Set your screen reader so that it reads punctuation to you. Also, have
someone work with you on some of your pieces so that you can become used to
some of the types of errors you are making and catch them in your writing
process.
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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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