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Hi Doreen,
Unfortunately, I am not able to answer your question, but I am
writing because I want to add to it: Does anyone know if the Kindle
client for the I-Phone is accessible with the I-Phone's VoiceOver
screen reader?
Thanks so much.
Penny
At 01:16 PM 2/2/2010, Dorene Cornwell wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Last night I ventured into the Borg collective universe of
>Amazon.com . I was chasing a book that turned out to be available in
>paperback, Kindle format and large print paperback.
>
>The site has a Kindle for the PC client which I downloaded. I
>decided to take a chance on the Kindle format and bought the book that way.
>
>Here's my question: does anyone have experience using this client
>with either JAWS or Zoomtext? Neither of them works to my standards
>with the client. The book is also set up with the ReadAloud feature
>enabled, but I can find nothing in the Kindle client that would
>accomplish that.
>
>I posted grumpy questions about this in my comments on their service
>but I have not heard back.
>
>Do other people have any experience with this client and
>accessibility software?
>
>If you download e-books from Amazon, do you have tips for getting
>them in some other format?
>
>THANKS for your help.
>
>DoreneC
>Seattle WA
>
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