Bob

I did a quick web search and found this site.  Perhaps this will be of help.

http://www.telesensory.com/

Here is an excerpt from one page:

TeleSensory has been providing information access products for visually
impaired people for more than 27 years. Through system integration, our
products provide solutions to a wide variety of needs. Designed, developed
and manufactured in the USA, TeleSensory products are available around the
world from factory authorized and trained distributors.
To obtain more information about TeleSensory braille displays, computer
access software, embossers, synthetic speech or optical character
recognition systems, call toll free (within the USA) 1-800-286-8484.

Mike Buraczewski
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Wright <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: [PCSOFT] A request for a solution - either hardware or software



|This request as I understand it comes from ESF and the Helen Keller
|Institute.  The question concerns finding a cost effect, simple to
|implement solution for blind computer users.
|
|"The one that I think will interest you the most is the
|development of an interface that is more accessible for the blind and
|mobiltiy impaired.  I would like to see an old fashioned dos-type menu
|system based on win95 macros.  Hit F1 and get a list of option such as: F2
|brings you to Word, F3 to Excel, F4 to a web browser, etc.  I would like
|to develop a Digital User Interface to replace the GUI."
|