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From: aaron@humus.Berkeley.EDU (Aaron Akman)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: JAWS (The best)
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Date: 10 Dec 90 03:47:10 GMT
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In article <16285@bunker.UUCP>, Scott.Green@f810.n104.z1.fidonet.org
(Scott Green) writes:
|> is easy to guess.  You can tell by my subject heading.  It is no secret 
|> that jaws is the best in screen reading technology today.  I have a few 

I'm sure this is a "well traveled path" but what do folks think of
screen reading technology versus applications that are specifically written
for blind users?  Are there word-processors/spread-sheets/whatever out
there that have completely audio interfaces that are a step up from
WordPerfect w/JAWS?  Also, what's available for the UNIX user?