Ubuntu has its own inbuilt screen reader. You need not download it. To launch it press alt+f2 and type orca and press enter. Then configure it using the preference page that appears. With regards Jaison Bellarmine. -----Original Message----- From: om Sent: 07/08/2011, 10:30 pm To: [email protected] Subject: [AI] PLEASE SEND LINK OF UBUNTO 10.4 KDE SCREEN READERR SOFTWARE ..
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