Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Sudeshna Bhattacharya]

Hello Mr Pranav
I've sent a mail to your gmail. could you please check the same and
respond me at the earliest?

Thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya

On 2/17/17, Pranav Lal  wrote:
> Sudeshna,
>
> Your best option may be to go with a mobile phone and the KNFB Reader. Check
> if
> your existing device supports the KNFB reader and then get a stand for the
> phone
> and you should be good to go.
>
> Pranav
>
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Pranav Lal]

Sudeshna,

Your best option may be to go with a mobile phone and the KNFB Reader. Check if
your existing device supports the KNFB reader and then get a stand for the phone
and you should be good to go.

Pranav



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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[mukesh jain]

hello,
Perhaps, you are talking about multimedia print reader technology
which is launched in India by Adarsh Private ltd. madhyapradesh
emerging as a tool to make the educational learning much easier.  It
is a educational technology which uses listening skills along with
traditional reading. The tool, in the shape of a pen (of a slightly
larger size), recites the written text. This pen, when held over a
book that has been embedded with MPR codes, activates the pre-loaded
audio files. Now, while a student is reading a sentence, he/she will
hear the pre-recorded voice.
 MPR ‘Talking Pen’, comes with an in-built speaker, camera, earphones,
memory card, battery backup, can be charged like a cellphone. but to
read any printed book with this device you have to  make a book
compatible with MPR. For this process,  you have to send the reading
material in a CD, or the book itself, to Aadarsh and in turn you will
get the embedded book plus the talking pen by paying the applicable
amount. The makers of this technology had launched this product way
back in 2010 and at that time, they were trying to speak with many
Indian publishers, government organizations, etc to encourage them to
adopt the codes before publishing their books

For more information, you may contact them on
Mobile 0 8120115666


On 2/16/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> Thanks a lot Friends for all your supports. actually I have been
> looking for any device that will enable me read reports, books etc and
> will be portable at the same time-  to be carried with me on a regular
> basis. if reading facility can be availed, nothing like it. but all
> reading devices I am seeing online are very expensive.
> I saw a device called "Reading pen" on the web that costs a bit less
> than others. an ear phone is attached to it and it was told to have
> reading facility. but I  can't be sure about how to point to the text
> I need to be read out or how to specify whether I want to read by
> letters, words, sentences etc. hence I planned to buy a portable
> scanner which is fully accessible softwarewise, because cost is also a
> very big constraint here.
> could you please help me in this context? does anyone have any idea of
> the reading pen I mentioned?
>
> awaiting your earliest reply,
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>
> On 2/16/17, Shireen Irani  wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> sorry i wasn't following this thread earlier, so not sure whether
>> you're looking for only a scanner, or something portable that will
>> also do the reading.
>> if u also want the reading then do check out the Eye Pal Ace reader,
>> which does both, the scanning and reading, and which u can get to see
>> at Karishma enterprises in Mumbai. it is very expensive though, around
>> 75 thousand. and there also are a few issues with the after-service,
>> and the hardware after only a year of usage. but portability-wise, it
>> is the perfect thing to have. don't remember the exact config, but its
>> about 1 and a half kgs with i think a 10 inch screen. the lens is very
>> good for A-4 size pages, and they also now have Sangita, the Indian
>> accented tts as an option.
>> if u do consider this, then get in touch with me, i'll give you a few
>> points of warning about it, so that you are sure of things before you
>> invest in it.
>>
>> best,
>>
>> Shireen.
>>
>>
>> On 2/16/17, Pranav Lal  wrote:
>>> Hi Sudeshna,
>>>
>>> In terms of reading large documents, your only option is a scanner that
>>> supports
>>> the legal or a3 paper size. See models from Plustek. However, this
>>> option
>>> is
>>> not
>>> portable. If you want portable, try to use applications such as the KNFB
>>> Reader
>>> on a stand but these as far as I know only do a4 pages. You could try a
>>> fish-eye
>>> lens and see if that covers a wider area but a fish-eye lens may distort
>>> the
>>> image of the page  so I can't say if this idea will work.
>>>
>>> The machines from Lex will also work. They are USB powered and the
>>> support
>>> from
>>> Sparsh has been good. The Lex scanner I have runs off the USB port of
>>> the
>>> computer. The Lex machines also have options for A3 documents but those
>>> machines
>>> are expensive well over a lakh I believe.
>>> Pranav
>>>
>>>
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Sudeshna Bhattacharya]

Thanks a lot Friends for all your supports. actually I have been
looking for any device that will enable me read reports, books etc and
will be portable at the same time-  to be carried with me on a regular
basis. if reading facility can be availed, nothing like it. but all
reading devices I am seeing online are very expensive.
I saw a device called "Reading pen" on the web that costs a bit less
than others. an ear phone is attached to it and it was told to have
reading facility. but I  can't be sure about how to point to the text
I need to be read out or how to specify whether I want to read by
letters, words, sentences etc. hence I planned to buy a portable
scanner which is fully accessible softwarewise, because cost is also a
very big constraint here.
could you please help me in this context? does anyone have any idea of
the reading pen I mentioned?

awaiting your earliest reply,

Thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya

On 2/16/17, Shireen Irani  wrote:
> hi,
>
> sorry i wasn't following this thread earlier, so not sure whether
> you're looking for only a scanner, or something portable that will
> also do the reading.
> if u also want the reading then do check out the Eye Pal Ace reader,
> which does both, the scanning and reading, and which u can get to see
> at Karishma enterprises in Mumbai. it is very expensive though, around
> 75 thousand. and there also are a few issues with the after-service,
> and the hardware after only a year of usage. but portability-wise, it
> is the perfect thing to have. don't remember the exact config, but its
> about 1 and a half kgs with i think a 10 inch screen. the lens is very
> good for A-4 size pages, and they also now have Sangita, the Indian
> accented tts as an option.
> if u do consider this, then get in touch with me, i'll give you a few
> points of warning about it, so that you are sure of things before you
> invest in it.
>
> best,
>
> Shireen.
>
>
> On 2/16/17, Pranav Lal  wrote:
>> Hi Sudeshna,
>>
>> In terms of reading large documents, your only option is a scanner that
>> supports
>> the legal or a3 paper size. See models from Plustek. However, this option
>> is
>> not
>> portable. If you want portable, try to use applications such as the KNFB
>> Reader
>> on a stand but these as far as I know only do a4 pages. You could try a
>> fish-eye
>> lens and see if that covers a wider area but a fish-eye lens may distort
>> the
>> image of the page  so I can't say if this idea will work.
>>
>> The machines from Lex will also work. They are USB powered and the
>> support
>> from
>> Sparsh has been good. The Lex scanner I have runs off the USB port of the
>> computer. The Lex machines also have options for A3 documents but those
>> machines
>> are expensive well over a lakh I believe.
>> Pranav
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Shireen Irani]

hi,

sorry i wasn't following this thread earlier, so not sure whether
you're looking for only a scanner, or something portable that will
also do the reading.
if u also want the reading then do check out the Eye Pal Ace reader,
which does both, the scanning and reading, and which u can get to see
at Karishma enterprises in Mumbai. it is very expensive though, around
75 thousand. and there also are a few issues with the after-service,
and the hardware after only a year of usage. but portability-wise, it
is the perfect thing to have. don't remember the exact config, but its
about 1 and a half kgs with i think a 10 inch screen. the lens is very
good for A-4 size pages, and they also now have Sangita, the Indian
accented tts as an option.
if u do consider this, then get in touch with me, i'll give you a few
points of warning about it, so that you are sure of things before you
invest in it.

best,

Shireen.


On 2/16/17, Pranav Lal  wrote:
> Hi Sudeshna,
>
> In terms of reading large documents, your only option is a scanner that
> supports
> the legal or a3 paper size. See models from Plustek. However, this option is
> not
> portable. If you want portable, try to use applications such as the KNFB
> Reader
> on a stand but these as far as I know only do a4 pages. You could try a
> fish-eye
> lens and see if that covers a wider area but a fish-eye lens may distort
> the
> image of the page  so I can't say if this idea will work.
>
> The machines from Lex will also work. They are USB powered and the support
> from
> Sparsh has been good. The Lex scanner I have runs off the USB port of the
> computer. The Lex machines also have options for A3 documents but those
> machines
> are expensive well over a lakh I believe.
> Pranav
>
>
>
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Pranav Lal]

Hi Sudeshna,

In terms of reading large documents, your only option is a scanner that supports
the legal or a3 paper size. See models from Plustek. However, this option is not
portable. If you want portable, try to use applications such as the KNFB Reader
on a stand but these as far as I know only do a4 pages. You could try a fish-eye
lens and see if that covers a wider area but a fish-eye lens may distort the
image of the page  so I can't say if this idea will work.

The machines from Lex will also work. They are USB powered and the support from
Sparsh has been good. The Lex scanner I have runs off the USB port of the
computer. The Lex machines also have options for A3 documents but those machines
are expensive well over a lakh I believe.
Pranav



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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[mukesh jain]

hello,
it does not require to have any external battery as its battery is  inbuilt.


On 2/15/17, mukesh jain  wrote:
> hello,
> for pricing you may contact sparsh products on 09837088334
>
> as per my information, the cost of this scanner is indian rupees 42000
> but they used to have the special price applicable for the students.
>
> this scanner is portable as you can easily cary in your laptop bag.
> the software provided with this scanner is fully accessible. it does
> equipped with its own tts interface so you need not use jaws or NVDA
> WITH IT.
>
> HOPE THAT HELPS.
>
>
> On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
> wrote:
>> Thanks a lot Mr Jain. but may I request you to let me know its approx
>> cost?  As I mentioned in my above mail, I have purchased the Irees
>> "All in One Mouce Scanner" at Rs. 4450/- only. In that case how to get
>> the sparsh products?
>> one more thing, is it portable that way I can carry regularly to my
>> workplace? is the software provided with the scanner fully supported
>> by JAWS or NVDA?
>>
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>>
>> On 2/15/17, mukesh jain  wrote:
>>> hello,
>>> You can surely think of getting such scanner called lexcam. This
>>> scanner is manufactured by visionaid international and distributed by
>>> Sparsh Products, Dehradun.
>>>
>>> Although its not the standalone scanner, but it can easily be attached
>>> to laptop even if you are in travel as its portable device.
>>>
>>> i am using SUCH  product offered by THEM  called Readit
>>> Scholar HD which has some more additional features offered by lexcam
>>> for instance, scanning with A3 size and additional magnification
>>> features for low vision. except these features, lexcam is perfectly
>>> efficient to handle your needs to scan the pages up to a4 size paper.
>>> also if you are individual user CONSIDERING ITS HUGE PRICE,  i would
>>> not recommend you to go for Readit Scholar HD as its very expensive
>>> but you may think of getting lexcam as even individual user.
>>>
>>> Hope this hhelps.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
>>> wrote:
 -- Forwarded message --
 From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
 Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
 Subject: Hello Friends,
 To: accessindia 



 Hello Friends
 First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
 an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
 PC. Pls ignore the same.
 Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
 reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
 I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
 at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
 all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
 texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
 then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
 satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
 format.
 There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
 the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
 interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
 gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
 As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
 have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
 screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
 for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
 I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
 reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
 be entered into the scanner.
 I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.



 Thanks and regards,
 Sudeshna Bhattacharya


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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[mukesh jain]

hello,
for pricing you may contact sparsh products on 09837088334

as per my information, the cost of this scanner is indian rupees 42000
but they used to have the special price applicable for the students.

this scanner is portable as you can easily cary in your laptop bag.
the software provided with this scanner is fully accessible. it does
equipped with its own tts interface so you need not use jaws or NVDA
WITH IT.

HOPE THAT HELPS.


On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> Thanks a lot Mr Jain. but may I request you to let me know its approx
> cost?  As I mentioned in my above mail, I have purchased the Irees
> "All in One Mouce Scanner" at Rs. 4450/- only. In that case how to get
> the sparsh products?
> one more thing, is it portable that way I can carry regularly to my
> workplace? is the software provided with the scanner fully supported
> by JAWS or NVDA?
>
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>
> On 2/15/17, mukesh jain  wrote:
>> hello,
>> You can surely think of getting such scanner called lexcam. This
>> scanner is manufactured by visionaid international and distributed by
>> Sparsh Products, Dehradun.
>>
>> Although its not the standalone scanner, but it can easily be attached
>> to laptop even if you are in travel as its portable device.
>>
>> i am using SUCH  product offered by THEM  called Readit
>> Scholar HD which has some more additional features offered by lexcam
>> for instance, scanning with A3 size and additional magnification
>> features for low vision. except these features, lexcam is perfectly
>> efficient to handle your needs to scan the pages up to a4 size paper.
>> also if you are individual user CONSIDERING ITS HUGE PRICE,  i would
>> not recommend you to go for Readit Scholar HD as its very expensive
>> but you may think of getting lexcam as even individual user.
>>
>> Hope this hhelps.
>>
>>
>> On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
>> wrote:
>>> -- Forwarded message --
>>> From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
>>> Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
>>> Subject: Hello Friends,
>>> To: accessindia 
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Hello Friends
>>> First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
>>> an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
>>> PC. Pls ignore the same.
>>> Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
>>> reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
>>> I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
>>> at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
>>> all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
>>> texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
>>> then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
>>> satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
>>> format.
>>> There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
>>> the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
>>> interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
>>> gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
>>> As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
>>> have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
>>> screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
>>> for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
>>> I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
>>> reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
>>> be entered into the scanner.
>>> I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>>>
>>>
>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>>> of
>>> mobile phones / Tabs on:
>>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[gajendra vyas]

howmuch is the price ? does it need separate battery ?
gajendra
- Original Message - 
From: "mukesh jain" <mukesh.jai...@gmail.com>
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning 
the disabled." <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>

Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2017 2:57 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine



hello,
You can surely think of getting such scanner called lexcam. This
scanner is manufactured by visionaid international and distributed by
Sparsh Products, Dehradun.

Although its not the standalone scanner, but it can easily be attached
to laptop even if you are in travel as its portable device.

i am using SUCH  product offered by THEM  called Readit
Scholar HD which has some more additional features offered by lexcam
for instance, scanning with A3 size and additional magnification
features for low vision. except these features, lexcam is perfectly
efficient to handle your needs to scan the pages up to a4 size paper.
also if you are individual user CONSIDERING ITS HUGE PRICE,  i would
not recommend you to go for Readit Scholar HD as its very expensive
but you may think of getting lexcam as even individual user.

Hope this hhelps.


On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya <sudeshna.bhattachary...@gmail.com> 
wrote:

-- Forwarded message --
From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya <sudeshna.bhattachary...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
Subject: Hello Friends,
To: accessindia <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>



Hello Friends
First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
PC. Pls ignore the same.
Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
format.
There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
be entered into the scanner.
I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.



Thanks and regards,
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Sudeshna Bhattacharya]

Thanks a lot Mr Jain. but may I request you to let me know its approx
cost?  As I mentioned in my above mail, I have purchased the Irees
"All in One Mouce Scanner" at Rs. 4450/- only. In that case how to get
the sparsh products?
one more thing, is it portable that way I can carry regularly to my
workplace? is the software provided with the scanner fully supported
by JAWS or NVDA?


Thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya

On 2/15/17, mukesh jain  wrote:
> hello,
> You can surely think of getting such scanner called lexcam. This
> scanner is manufactured by visionaid international and distributed by
> Sparsh Products, Dehradun.
>
> Although its not the standalone scanner, but it can easily be attached
> to laptop even if you are in travel as its portable device.
>
> i am using SUCH  product offered by THEM  called Readit
> Scholar HD which has some more additional features offered by lexcam
> for instance, scanning with A3 size and additional magnification
> features for low vision. except these features, lexcam is perfectly
> efficient to handle your needs to scan the pages up to a4 size paper.
> also if you are individual user CONSIDERING ITS HUGE PRICE,  i would
> not recommend you to go for Readit Scholar HD as its very expensive
> but you may think of getting lexcam as even individual user.
>
> Hope this hhelps.
>
>
> On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
> wrote:
>> -- Forwarded message --
>> From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
>> Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
>> Subject: Hello Friends,
>> To: accessindia 
>>
>>
>>
>> Hello Friends
>> First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
>> an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
>> PC. Pls ignore the same.
>> Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
>> reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
>> I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
>> at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
>> all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
>> texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
>> then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
>> satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
>> format.
>> There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
>> the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
>> interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
>> gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
>> As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
>> have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
>> screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
>> for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
>> I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
>> reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
>> be entered into the scanner.
>> I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>>
>>
>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>> of
>> mobile phones / Tabs on:
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>>
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>> person sending the mail and AI in no way relates itself to its veracity;
>>
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>> mails
>> sent through this mailing list..
>>
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> Mukesh jain
> Email:
> mukesh.jai...@gmail.com
> mukeshheerachandj...@ntpc.co.in
> Skype: mukeshjain211
> Mob: 09977165123
> "Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
> master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. "
>
> Helen Keller
>
>
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Re: [AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[mukesh jain]

hello,
You can surely think of getting such scanner called lexcam. This
scanner is manufactured by visionaid international and distributed by
Sparsh Products, Dehradun.

Although its not the standalone scanner, but it can easily be attached
to laptop even if you are in travel as its portable device.

i am using SUCH  product offered by THEM  called Readit
Scholar HD which has some more additional features offered by lexcam
for instance, scanning with A3 size and additional magnification
features for low vision. except these features, lexcam is perfectly
efficient to handle your needs to scan the pages up to a4 size paper.
also if you are individual user CONSIDERING ITS HUGE PRICE,  i would
not recommend you to go for Readit Scholar HD as its very expensive
but you may think of getting lexcam as even individual user.

Hope this hhelps.


On 2/15/17, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
> Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
> Subject: Hello Friends,
> To: accessindia 
>
>
>
> Hello Friends
> First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
> an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
> PC. Pls ignore the same.
> Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
> reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
> I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
> at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
> all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
> texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
> then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
> satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
> format.
> There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
> the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
> interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
> gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
> As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
> have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
> screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
> for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
> I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
> reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
> be entered into the scanner.
> I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.
>
>
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>
>
> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
> mobile phones / Tabs on:
> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in
>
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> sent through this mailing list..
>


-- 
Regards,
Mukesh jain
Email:
mukesh.jai...@gmail.com
mukeshheerachandj...@ntpc.co.in
Skype: mukeshjain211
Mob: 09977165123
"Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them
master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight. "

Helen Keller


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[AI] guidance for a portable reding machine

[Sudeshna Bhattacharya]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2017 12:08:35 +0530
Subject: Hello Friends,
To: accessindia 



Hello Friends
First of all I'm very sorry for sending my immediate earlier mail in
an incomplete form by mistake. it was due to a technical problem on my
PC. Pls ignore the same.
Now, can anyone guide me with the ideas of purchasing a portable
reading machine urgently for reading printing docs, some reports etc?
I've recently got an Iris "All in One Mouce Scanner" from online shop
at a cost of Rs. 4450 only; it works as follows:
all I need to do is to move the mouce over the document, overlapping
texts will be adjusted by the device itself.
then it will display the image of the page in an editable format. once
satisfied, I can save it in "word", "excell" or any other editable
format.
There are a few more options available there as well- share etc. But
the challenge here in Saving the Document image as the scanning
interface is neither read by JAWS nor NVDA, and moreover the system
gets unresponsive if I try to access the interface with JAWS or NVDA.
As I can't access the interface without JAWS or NVDA I feel that I
have to return the  device as it is not at all compatible with the
screen-reader and have to look for some stand alone reading machine
for reading printing reports, documents or books etc.
I found some portable scanner with Voice output but there multipage
reports, books etc can't be scanned. only single page document has to
be entered into the scanner.
I earnestly request your guidance at the earliest.



Thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya


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