[NFBF-L] needing recommendations

[Michael Russillo]

Hi Kathy, Peter Russillo in Stuart, Florida; what brand of scanner were 
you using before it bit the dust?  Will you be doing mostly OCR with it, 
like with Openbook or Kurzweil?  There are the all-in-one machines that 
will print as well as scan, like machines made by Brother; depending on 
what you're mostly using a scanner for, if it's OCR Freedom Scientific 
(if you're using OpenBook) could help youu with recommendations; if 
using it for other functions, I'm sure there'll be someone on the list 
who can help you out; more info on how you're using the scanner will 
help in your search for an accessible one.  Take care.


Yours truly, Peter

On 4/15/2021 7:43 PM, kroskos--- via NFBF-L wrote:
> Hello all,
>      I am looking for recommendations for a good quality, scanner that 
> is relatively accessible to someone who is totally blind. The one I 
> had has been giving problems for a long time and today it finally bit 
> the dust. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Kathy Roskos
>
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