So far, no one has mentioned CAST.

See http://www.cast.org , and click on the link for the CAST E-reader.  It
doesn't cost a lot (I think about $200) and does a lot for accessing web
pages, both in terms of visual impairments and LD.

Glenn Bond
Assistive Technology Specialist
Institute for Disability Studies
The University of Southern Mississippi
Box 5163
Hattiesburg, MS 39406
Voice:  (601) 266-6622
Fax:     (601) 266-5114
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http://ocean.otr.usm.edu/~wbond

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Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: low cost screen reading software?


Jeannie

WeMedia has a talking web browser that is free. I have not had time to
totally
test it yet but so far it seem to work as well as Connect Outloud by HJ.
Here
is the address.
http://www.wemedia.com/

David

Robert David Dawson
Dept. of Rehabilitation Counseling
N 188 Lindquist Center
College of Education
University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa. 52242
319-335-5624