Finally, Slimware WindowBridge is probably the most under-rated screen reader on the market today. It does not enjoy much popularity in the United States, because people are not exposed to its publicity as much as, say, JFW or Window-Eyes. This is an excellent product and is quite easy to configure. Go and get the demo and find out all you ever wanted to know about WindowBridge from the Syntha-Voice web site. That's all the screen reader information I currently have, so I will move on to Braille translation.
Braille is the format which blind persons use to read most of their materials.
Grade Two, or literary Braille, consists of many contractions and signs which make it practical for everyday use. Grade One Braille is just words written out with no contractions or signs. I will feature two Braille translators on this page. The first is Duxbury. This translator is used by many agencies to transcribe books and other materials into Braille.