[Social-sciences-list] Looking for Inexpensive or Free Screen Reading Software

[David bell]

Hi Christine, 

 

My understanding is for Windows the way to go is: 

 

http://www.nvda-project.org/

 

If you have continual access to the internet, you can also use on a limited
basis: 

 

www.satogo.com

 

Hope that is what you need. Of course, Apple has a good screen reader built
in for their products. There are also screen readers for Linux that I think
are no cost. My focus has been Windows. So I don't have details on much
else. 

 

 

 

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Hi All,

  I was wondering if anyone  knows of inexpensive or free  dedicated (e.g.,
for total vision loss) screen readers?

with warm regards,

Christine

Christine M. Szostak
Doctoral Candidate
Language Perception Laboratory
Department of Psychology, Cognitive Area
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
szostak.1 at osu.edu

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