[senit] Online screenreader

The user may have their own screen reader but I think the idea behind it
is that it is a web accessibility tool for libraries, internet cafes or
someone round at a mate's house.

Fil McIntyre
Information and Training Officer
Inclusive Technology
www.inclusive.co.uk
01457 819790

Company Reg: 3525459
Registered in England

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Subject: Re: [senit] Online screenreader

2008/6/26 Fil McIntyre <Fil at inclusive.co.uk>:
>
> Thought this online webpage screen reader may be interesting to many 
> people.

hmm that's interesting and even worked on Linux.
However wont a user have their own reader anyway for non web
applications?
Is do see the case for when a screen reader is not available

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> Doesn't require any software or downloads and it is free.
> I've just tried it and it seems to work quite well.
>
> http://webanywhere.cs.washington.edu./
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> Fil McIntyre
> Information and Training Officer
> Inclusive Technology
> www.inclusive.co.uk
> 01457 819790
>
> Company Reg: 3525459
> Registered in England
>
>
>
>