They also learned about digital recording, files, file management, work stations, recording booths, audio set up, and CD duplication. The project also benefited from the invaluable help of the Lions Club of Toronto, which provided translation and transportation services on a daily basis. Another big challenge was managing the storage requirements for digital Chinese characters, which occupy twice as much space as the letters of the English alphabet. The delegation, working in teams, surpassed this goal, creating three books by the end of their visit. They were developed specifically for people who are blind of visually impaired.
Users can scroll pages, change the speed of playback, and place bookmarks.