Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Vedprakash
Kindle supports all document files  - Doc, pdf, Mobi, TXT, EPub etc.
So any book on your PC, can be transferred to Kindle.
No need to purchase Kindle books. Of course, they are a bit costlier.
Many sighted students are using Kindle these days and reading ncert books,
sample papers etc on Kindle.
But the version which most of these students use, does not have any speech
support.
Recently, I bought Kindle white in around ten thousand rupees for my
daughter.
It has internet WI FI support, Online dictionary, a bit of editing options,
book marks etc. but there is no speech support.

Exciting Offers to Grab  Vedprakash Sharma

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Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in screen
reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if you have an
iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the Kindle app and get
access to the same books on your preferred device using either VoiceOver or
Talkback as per your device preference. If you do have one of these devices
already, I would try the Kindle app first before investing in a Kindle Fire
device.

It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember that
they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they don't have
access to all the books and the prices are bit on the higher side.

Regards,
Kiran
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Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

Dear All,

It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about
Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to millions
of books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to
academics?

Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have in-built
audio reader exist? Please respond.

Thanks

Kailas

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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Kiran Kaja
If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in screen
reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if you have an
iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the Kindle app and get
access to the same books on your preferred device using either VoiceOver or
Talkback as per your device preference. If you do have one of these devices
already, I would try the Kindle app first before investing in a Kindle Fire
device.

It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember that
they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they don't have
access to all the books and the prices are bit on the higher side.

Regards,
Kiran
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Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

Dear All,

It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about
Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to millions
of books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to
academics?

Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have in-built
audio reader exist? Please respond.

Thanks

Kailas

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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Rishi Kewalramani


Hi all,
Regarding the text to speech feature in Kindle, is it possible to read by 
character, word, line, sentence etc? just as we do with jaws or n V D a etc. 
In other words is the screen reader of the kindle very flexible?

Or The only thing we will be able to do is start
and stop speech?

Regards,
Rishi.
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Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 11:29 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader



If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in screen
reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if you have an
iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the Kindle app and get
access to the same books on your preferred device using either VoiceOver 
or
Talkback as per your device preference. If you do have one of these 
devices
already, I would try the Kindle app first before investing in a Kindle 
Fire

device.

It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember that
they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they don't 
have

access to all the books and the prices are bit on the higher side.

Regards,
Kiran
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Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

Dear All,

It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about
Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to 
millions

of books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to
academics?

Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have 
in-built

audio reader exist? Please respond.

Thanks

Kailas

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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread George Abraham
Another quick question. Can we navigate independently on the Kindle or does
the voice support only start when we get to the book?k

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Sent: 02 April 2015 16:28
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the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader


Hi all,
Regarding the text to speech feature in Kindle, is it possible to read by
character, word, line, sentence etc? just as we do with jaws or n V D a
etc. 
In other words is the screen reader of the kindle very flexible?
Or The only thing we will be able to do is start and stop speech?

Regards,
Rishi.
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From: Kiran Kaja kirankaj...@gmail.com
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerningthe disabled.' accessindia@accessindia.org.in;
accessin...@accessindia.in
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 11:29 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader


 If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in 
 screen reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if 
 you have an iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the 
 Kindle app and get access to the same books on your preferred device 
 using either VoiceOver or Talkback as per your device preference. If 
 you do have one of these devices already, I would try the Kindle app 
 first before investing in a Kindle Fire device.

 It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember 
 that they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they 
 don't have access to all the books and the prices are bit on the 
 higher side.

 Regards,
 Kiran
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 Sent: 02 April 2015 06:27
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 Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

 Dear All,

 It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning 
 about Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access 
 to millions of books. Are there friends who have been using it 
 probably who are in to academics?

 Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have 
 in-built audio reader exist? Please respond.

 Thanks

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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread kailas amolik
Dear Kiran,

Tablet and Kindle are different devices from each other I guess. Tablet 
functions as laptop whereas Kindle is basically E-book reader. On kindle no 
browsing is permitted as understood. 

Anyhow, without internet access one cannot have access to books as mentioned 
already. On the other hand, tablet is giving access to many other applications 
as you may wish.

Thanks

Kailas

On Thu, 02 Apr 2015 20:32:40 +0530 Kiran Kaja  wrote

On Kindle Fire tablets, screen reader works on all areas of the device and



not just for reading ebooks. It is a full-fledged tablet. You will be able



to browse the internet, read email, shop from Amazon and so on. As I said



previously, the screen reader is more or less the same as Talkback.







If you download Kindle app on your iOS or Android device, that will let you



only read books. You would use the screen reader on your resepctive devices



to read books in the Kindle app. The Kindle app on iOS and Android has no



voice capabiliities of its own.







Hope this helps.







Regards,



Kiran







On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 12:02 PM, George Abraham  wrote:







 Another quick question. Can we navigate independently on the Kindle or does



 the voice support only start when we get to the book?k







 -Original Message-



 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On



 Behalf



 Of Rishi Kewalramani



 Sent: 02 April 2015 16:28



 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning



 the disabled.



 Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader











 Hi all,



 Regarding the text to speech feature in Kindle, is it possible to read by



 character, word, line, sentence etc? just as we do with jaws or n V D a



 etc.



 In other words is the screen reader of the kindle very flexible?



 Or The only thing we will be able to do is start and stop speech?







 Regards,



 Rishi.



 - Original Message -



 From: Kiran Kaja 



 To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues



 concerningthe disabled.' ;



 



 Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 11:29 AM



 Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader











  If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in



  screen reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if



  you have an iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the



  Kindle app and get access to the same books on your preferred device



  using either VoiceOver or Talkback as per your device preference. If



  you do have one of these devices already, I would try the Kindle app



  first before investing in a Kindle Fire device.



 



  It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember



  that they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they



  don't have access to all the books and the prices are bit on the



  higher side.



 



  Regards,



  Kiran



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  Behalf Of kailas amolik



  Sent: 02 April 2015 06:27



  To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in; accessin...@accessindia.in



  Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader



 



  Dear All,



 



  It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning



  about Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access



  to millions of books. Are there friends who have been using it



  probably who are in to academics?



 



  Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have



  in-built audio reader exist? Please respond.



 



  Thanks



 



  Kailas



 



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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Ekinath Khedekar
Dear Board of Graduate Admissions,

I am indeed very disappointed for missing out on studying at Cambridge
University, but I would be very grateful and at ease if you can
address my following two queries:

It is yesterday only that I attended an interview for the
Chevening/Cambridge Scholarship which happens to be the last stage of
the award process. The description of the award read as- A
Chevening/Cambridge Scholarship offers financial support to
individuals wishing to study for a Master's degree at the University
of Cambridge and Chevening/Cambridge Scholarships are jointly funded
by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Cambridge Commonwealth,
European  International Trust.
Query 1. Did yesterday's Chevening Scholarship interview influence the
outcome of my application for MPhil in Public Policy programme? As I
was communicated the outcome of the application from your side within
11 hours of the interview.
Query 2. Are both processes, Chevening interview round and Cambridge
graduate application process related?

Lastly, it would help my future applications if you could kindly share
any reasons for my application not being successful. It would help me
to better my prospects for future application. I will certainly not
contest reasons for rejection.

Thanking in anticipation...

With due regards,
Ekinath Khedekar
Hi Kiran,

Hope you are doing well.

I agree to the point that perhaps spending 10 grands for just to
listen to the books doesn't make sense to Vis as we can read books
using Voice Over on iPhones.
But how about for sighted people. How is it beneficial to them to spend 10Ks?
Do people pay only to have that bookish visual feel while reading on the go?

Thanks





On 4/2/15, kailas amolik kailasamo...@rediffmail.com wrote:
 Dear All,

 It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about
 Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to millions
 of books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to
 academics?

 Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have in-built
 audio reader exist? Please respond.

 Thanks

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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Kiran Kaja
On Kindle Fire tablets, screen reader works on all areas of the device and
not just for reading ebooks. It is a full-fledged tablet. You will be able
to browse the internet, read email, shop from Amazon and so on. As I said
previously, the screen reader is more or less the same as Talkback.

If you download Kindle app on your iOS or Android device, that will let you
only read books. You would use the screen reader on your resepctive devices
to read books in the Kindle app. The Kindle app on iOS and Android has no
voice capabiliities of its own.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Kiran

On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 12:02 PM, George Abraham geo...@eyeway.org wrote:

 Another quick question. Can we navigate independently on the Kindle or does
 the voice support only start when we get to the book?k

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf
 Of Rishi Kewalramani
 Sent: 02 April 2015 16:28
 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning
 the disabled.
 Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader


 Hi all,
 Regarding the text to speech feature in Kindle, is it possible to read by
 character, word, line, sentence etc? just as we do with jaws or n V D a
 etc.
 In other words is the screen reader of the kindle very flexible?
 Or The only thing we will be able to do is start and stop speech?

 Regards,
 Rishi.
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  If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in
  screen reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if
  you have an iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the
  Kindle app and get access to the same books on your preferred device
  using either VoiceOver or Talkback as per your device preference. If
  you do have one of these devices already, I would try the Kindle app
  first before investing in a Kindle Fire device.
 
  It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember
  that they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they
  don't have access to all the books and the prices are bit on the
  higher side.
 
  Regards,
  Kiran
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  Dear All,
 
  It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning
  about Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access
  to millions of books. Are there friends who have been using it
  probably who are in to academics?
 
  Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have
  in-built audio reader exist? Please respond.
 
  Thanks
 
  Kailas
 
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Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-02 Thread Kiran Kaja
On the Kindle device, the screen reader is a slightly modified version of
Talkback which is the screen readre on Android. Kindle uses the Android
operating syste. And yes, you can navigate by character, word and so on

On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Rishi Kewalramani 
rishi.kewalram...@gmail.com wrote:


 Hi all,
 Regarding the text to speech feature in Kindle, is it possible to read by
 character, word, line, sentence etc? just as we do with jaws or n V D a
 etc. In other words is the screen reader of the kindle very flexible?
 Or The only thing we will be able to do is start
 and stop speech?

 Regards,
 Rishi.
 - Original Message - From: Kiran Kaja kirankaj...@gmail.com
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 concerningthe disabled.' accessindia@accessindia.org.in; 
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 Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 11:29 AM
 Subject: Re: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader



  If you buy one of the Kindle Fire tablets, it comes with a built-in screen
 reader. it is a very good screen reader too. Alternatively, if you have an
 iPhone/iPad or an Android device, you can download the Kindle app and get
 access to the same books on your preferred device using either VoiceOver
 or
 Talkback as per your device preference. If you do have one of these
 devices
 already, I would try the Kindle app first before investing in a Kindle
 Fire
 device.

 It is true that Kindle has millions of books but you need to remember that
 they are not free. I have seen users in India complain that they don't
 have
 access to all the books and the prices are bit on the higher side.

 Regards,
 Kiran
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 Of kailas amolik
 Sent: 02 April 2015 06:27
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 Subject: [AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

 Dear All,

 It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about
 Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to
 millions
 of books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to
 academics?

 Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have
 in-built
 audio reader exist? Please respond.

 Thanks

 Kailas

 May god's bright blessings and light be with each of us.


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[AI] Query regarding Kindle/E-book Reader

2015-04-01 Thread kailas amolik
Dear All,

It would be appreciated if you could share your experiences/learning about 
Kindle-E-book Reader. Heard information is that it gives access to millions of 
books. Are there friends who have been using it probably who are in to 
academics?

Do we have to install JAWS/NVDA as the case maybe, or does it have in-built 
audio reader exist? Please respond.

Thanks

Kailas

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