You are arguing semantics. You used the word best, while I used the word logical, but it comes down to the same thing. You make the choice that is within your means. If you cannot casually afford to s

LOL isn't that basically what I said?

As I said, it doesn't matter. What is most logical is not always most feasible. If you don't have $700 to pay out of pocket, then you just don't have it. People will choose the option they can afford.

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No the model I trained on wasn't the size of a washing machine either, but it was so many years ago now that I only have a vague recollection.

Yep. The model on which I received training was clearly not the first since earlier models did not use DECtalk.

I don't remember the exact year, but it was some time in the mid to late 80s. It had an over-sized control panel that connected to the main unit with a thick cable and I believe it used the DECtalk sy

I remember being one of the first to be trained on that huge Kurzweil reading machine when we got one at the public library.

Part of the problem may also be your camera. Feature phones often have less advanced/lower quality cameras than the ones included in most smart phones.

Right, but that's when being able to trade them in for newer models at a discounted price comes in handy. I've seen my brother get a couple of Samsung Galaxies for $200. One for himself and one for hi

And the fact is that as with many expensive items, what is most cost effective is not necessarily most realistic. If you don't have $700 to spend out of pocket, then you don't have it. If you don't ha

Not necessarily, because many cell providers will also allow you to trade in your outdated model for a significantly discounted price as newer models are released.

Are you using KNFB Reader? If not, that will make a huge difference. KNFB Reader is almost considered the gold standard when scanning with a smart phone these days.

When are you going to get it through your head that many people, blind or otherwise, are not paying for the full price of an iPhone out of pocket? No matter how many times it has been explained, you k

LOL I seriously doubt OpenBook was ever $150.

No. They have add-ons for Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. The bookmarklet works with IE and should work with browsers on other platforms.

I'm not sure why. It works for me.

And even if a laptop does have an Applications key, it may not always be in the same position.

I am copying and pasting from one of my older replies so the following may contain some information you are already aware of. 1. Go to the main Rumola website here http://skipinput.com/ 2. Highlight t

You talk about refusing to switch to Firefox in your previous message, but then you talk about lack of independence. It is exactly this kind of thinking that leads to less independence. If you want mo