AppReader: The ability to use the wheel or cursor navigation keys (while reading), to scroll the screen up or down. DocReader: A uniform scrolling motion that would keep the current line somewhere near the middle of the screen. Speak It: When activated a keyboard option to specify how much to read. Maybe arrowing down, and the lines of text would become shaded to indicate that they will be read, then another simple keypress to begin reading. I'd like to have a single key press to begin App Reader type function. Rarely use speech would like it to start on the fly using preset options. Like the model FS is using with Speech on Demand for this one. I am early in my diminishing vision journey so I have only begun to research low vision aides. Make sure that it has a big zoom An excellent language manager. I much time adapting readers to text language. Hotkeys don't always work. Couldn't the reader tool detect language itself? I am happy using DocReader and AppReader. I still use the read from clipboard feature heavily. It would be nice to be able to keep a history of the last 10 items read from the clipboard. It would not be a computer-generated voice. It would read contractions as contractions instead of spelling out each letter. I think it would be cool if when using the reading tool that you could do as you do with Kindle. Double click the word you want to look up and get a definition for it. I usually use mouse echo when reading the screen and do not know if
AppReader: The ability to use the wheel or cursor navigation keys (while reading), to scroll the screen up or down. DocReader: A uniform scrolling motion that would keep the current line somewhere near the middle of the screen. Speak It: When activated a keyboard option to specify how much to read. Maybe arrowing down, and the lines of text would become shaded to indicate that they will be read, then another simple keypress to begin reading. I'd like to have a single key press to begin App Reader type function. Rarely use speech would like it to start on the fly using preset options. Like the model FS is using with Speech on Demand for this one. I am early in my diminishing vision journey so I have only begun to research low vision aides. Make sure that it has a big zoom An excellent language manager. I much time adapting readers to text language. Hotkeys don't always work. Couldn't the reader tool detect language itself? I am happy using DocReader and AppReader. I still use the read from clipboard feature heavily. It would be nice to be able to keep a history of the last 10 items read from the clipboard. It would not be a computer-generated voice. It would read contractions as contractions instead of spelling out each letter. I think it would be cool if when using the reading tool that you could do as you do with Kindle. Double click the word you want to look up and get a definition for it. I usually use mouse echo when reading the screen and do not know if