Hi Jim,

Actually it is the next version of the version of Reader running on your
PC that will be accessible.  It will be a self-voicing application.  This
is not tny stand alone version.

You can get a bit more information at <http://www.microsoft.com/reader>.





On Sun, 19 Aug 2001, Jim Shaffer wrote:

> As far as I know Microsoft reader is unusable by us with screen
> readers.  Their next version of the reader is supposed to be accessible
> with its own speech.  This doesn't help you running it on your computer
> though.  I haven't heard that the PC application will be accessible, just
> the stand alone reader.  Someone please jump in and correct me if this is
> wrong.
>
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> >I recently purchased a book from Ebookmall.com.  I downloaded the book having
> >chosen msreader as the application to run the book.  Has anyone ever used
> >msreader and if so how does one use it in conjunction with JFW 3.7u?
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