[Nfbwv-talk] accessible readers

[Darren Burton]

Karen, 
It should be accessible with JAWs and NVDA, but not yet withn Window-Eyes.  Adobe has been one of my biggest clients over the years, and I worked directly with them and RNIB to make it accessible.  I haven't worked with them in over a year, but it should still be accessible.  I think you want version 1.83 or later.  Here's a link from their site:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/digitaleditions1-8/

Darren

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From: nfbwv-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nfbwv-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Karen McDonald
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2012 11:36 AM
To: NFB of WV Discussion List
Subject: [Nfbwv-talk] accessible readers

Hello, all of you whose addciction is reading and others interested persons


I thought I'd found a gold mine this morning when I discovered 
that a book I was looking for is available on Simon and Schuster 
as an ebook.  I don't yet have an IPhone, Nook, or Kindle but 
something was mentioned on the site called Adobe Digital Editions 
and I thought that maybe I could download the book and read it on 
my PC with my screen reader or perhaps even with a Pac Mate 
detachable Braille display.  I can't abide the voices with Kindle 
for PC so that's not an option for me.  I installed this software 
and I find that it's completely inaccessible unless there is 
something I'm missing.  I am surprised because Adobe is 
accessible and I thought this digital editions software would be, 
too.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Karen

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