Hi Bill, Kenneth Lee On This List has a couple of Yaesu HTS, 1 being the 
vx-2r, but I'm not sure which other one he has.
He's done some tweeking of the manual to make it more blind friendly, and 
has done some work with the vx-2R commander software to make it more blind 
friendly, and he might be a good source for you.  His call is N5SWR, and he 
lives in Arlington, VA.
A couple others on this list have the vx-2r, and I think there's a vx5 6 or 
7 owner somewhere around on the list as well.  There's a lot of 
disappointment with Yaesu in some quarters because of their over all lack of 
accessibility.  They make great radios but for the most part they're not 
real blind friendly unless you can operate them via computer or the rig is a 
"before menus unit.  I've had a vx-1r and a vx-2r, which was a great 
improvement, and a vr500/great little hand held receiver-scanner, an 817, 
817nd, ft70 and i now have and like quite well a yaesu FT77 hf rig.  Sorry I 
can't be of more help re your original question though, Danny Dyer, Wb4idu.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "William Sallander" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2007 8:03 PM
Subject: yasu manual


> Does anyone out there know of a screen reader friendly Yasu manual?
> I have a VX7R handy-talky which is quite good but the manual is poorly
> written.
> instead of telling me what keys to press it shows the keys as a graphic
> symbol.
> Does anyone know of where I can get hold                     of a
> converted manual?
>
> Bill N3ETC