Dear Dave,
As far as I know, the topic of vocal Web browsers is still one of
controversy. The best one that I have seen is PW Webspeak, which was
demo'd at CSUN in March. Unfortunately, I can't remember the publisher.
It did indeed have hookups for HTML tags so that it would announce links
and jumps, etc., to help with the confusion of navigating a Web page.
By the way, Window-Eyes is a really good program. I especially like it
because it is the only Windows screen reader that is easy to use with the
Windows scientific calculator that I have seen.
I'll see if I can dig up more info on PW Webspeak. The 1996 CSUN
Proceedings will surely have the vendor contact information.
Regards,
-- Dave Schleppenbach, VISIONS Lab Director Purdue University Department of Chemsitry 1393 BRWN Box # 725 West Lafayette, IN 47907 (317) 496-2856 phone (317) 494-0239 fax engage@sage.cc.purdue.edu http://www.chem.purdue.edu/facilities/sightlab/index.html
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