[Blindmath] problems reading PDF scientific documents

Géssica Michelle dos Santos Pereira gessicamichelle at gmail.com
Mon Jun 18 22:04:06 UTC 2012


Hello Michael,

Thanks for your e-mail and encouragement.
As you suggested feeling free to ask questions, here they go:
- I would like to hear more about the diagram tools as I deal with
circuit diagrams in charts all the time;
- I am having problems getting MatLab to work with Jaws. I followed
the instructions from MathWorks and Java Access Bridge sites....but,
no success.
- Power point: how to make presentations without getting lost in the
script? (do I have to memorize the whole article?)
- Can I get a tip on a good tool that can replace HP50G calculator?(Do
I really need to solve all the integrals analitically?)

That's all I can think of, at the moment.
Thanks again for all your support.

Best wishes,
Gessica Michelle

2012/6/13, Michael Whapples <mwhapples at aim.com>:
> Its good to hear that you are having some success.
>
> As for diagrams, yes they probably will need some help from another
> person, however there are a number of tools out there which may help
> you. Some are commercial offerings and cost others are free and
> sometimes part of a research project. There are tools for both viewing
> and creating diagrams. I have just finished preparing some examples for
> a workshop on creating diagrams within LaTeX documents, the particular
> package I am covering in the examples is a general drawing package but
> there are some packages which build on it for more specific diagram
> types (probably even ones for electrical circuit diagrams).
>
> There may be times when it all seems hard and the odds against you, but
> keep pushing and you should manage to succeed in the end. Feel free to
> ask more questions if you have them (eg. if you want more details on
> accessible diagram software).
>
> Michael Whapples
> On 13/06/2012 22:37, Géssica Michelle dos Santos Pereira wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Thank you again for the advice.and sorry for the late response.
>>
>> Here some good news:
>> I've tried the Mathtype, the result is not bad. It doesn't work as the
>> tutorial says, but maybe it is because of  the version. The important
>> thing is that I am not in the negative zone anymore, this means  that
>> for the first time I've been able to read a doc document with
>> formulae.
>>
>> I will try to ask for help from some sighted to clean the input pdf
>> document after printing it into tif, then process it in InftyReader.
>> Anyway, I am an Electrical Engeneer and I will keep needing a sighted
>> help because of the diagrams and charts.
>>
>> I've asked  the original document in doc to some paper's authors and
>> so far I've got three replies out of four requests ... not at all
>> bad!!!.
>>
>> I haven't tried the MathML and the MathPlayer yet, but I will.
>>
>> Well... so far, so good.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Géssica Michelle
>>
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