Re: [orca-list] Queries regarding e-book readers for Visually Impaired



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hi
Not me, but I'll gladly help if I can. I'd love to see  this happen.
I've never been this close before.
Thanks
Kendell clark

On 11/17/2014 07:36 PM, Alex Midence wrote:
This is the sort of thing that Lions clubs and other charitable
organizations can contribute to. Does anyone have connections with
such organizations? Does anyone have experience in grant  letter
writing?

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 17, 2014, at 2:25 PM, Fernando Botelho
<Fernando Botelho F123 org> wrote:

Wow, there goes my hope of something affordabel and quick.

Thanks,

Fernando

On 11/17/2014 06:23 PM, kendell clark wrote:

according to the email he just sent me, he wants something like
5000 bucks to implement it. He also wants 1500 bucks to implement
the book list and all that goes with it. Of course, none of us can
add this ourselves, he says something about getting a group to
contract him. I'm not holding out much hope at the moment Thanks 
Kendell clark

On 11/17/2014 06:28 AM, Fernando Botelho wrote: Does anyone
know if this book reading software have interface in 
multiple languages?

Also, how much of an investment are we talking about to get
it to read Daisy?

Thanks,

Fernando

On 11/17/2014 07:27 AM, kendell clark wrote:

hi My idea of a book list is one where you can select a
directory where your books are kept, and the program will
go through and get the books available in that folder by
analyzing the books xml data. This would work equally for
epub as well as daisy books. It might display something
like the following. books list view. book title 1: current
position: wherever you left off. Etc. Thanks Kendell clark

On 11/17/2014 03:14 AM, Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello, The project is open source however developer
is looking for some funding so he can do his best in
order to implement it. E.G. see here for bookmarks
related issue... 
https://github.com/rhdunn/cainteoir-gtk/issues/6 What
is a book list as you are describing it? Ability to
open recently viewed books is already there and also
ability to see the list of chapters. Reading can be
started from any point from that list.

This is really awesome piece of software, it's well
written continually maintained and the developer is
cooperative, really an expert, considers
accessibility and all other stuff we might have
imagined.

Another his big reference is eSpeak for android.

Greetings

Peter

On 17.11.2014 at 09:10 kendell clark wrote:


hi Nods, just sent out an email to the developer. If
he'll add daisy support,a nd possibly at some point
later bookmarking support and book lists, we'll have
ourselves a daisy reader that can read other formats
too. Thanks Kendell clark On 11/17/2014 02:06 AM,
Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello, Well gtk UI for cainteoir is not as
feature rich as we would wish however I have to
add another positive comments it is accessible.
Even content is rendered into a read only edit
field for some simple proof reading.

Greetings

Peter

On 17.11.2014 at 06:27 Willem van der Walt
wrote: There is cainteoir which now supports
epub3 with media overlays. The player,
however is not feature-ritch at the moment.
If someone is good at writing c++, that
player could be expanded to be quite good.
The cainteoir library supports reading a 
number of formats. On Android, there is a
player called menestrelo which is good for
reading epub3. HTH, Willem


On Sun, 16 Nov 2014, Steve Holmes wrote:

That’s too bad about epub readers. I think
these other solutions involving conversions
and kludging around with other formats just
ruins the epub experience. I really like
the direct navigation features found in
Apple’s iBooks applications on all their
devices. I wonder if evince can deal with 
PDF books though. Has anyone had a chance
to try this? Many times, books are released
in PDF as an alternative to epub but still
include much of the navigations normally
available in epub. My biggest complaint
with converting stuff to plain text or 
whatever is you lose all that rich
navigation that comes with hyper text
publications. Even HTML books navigate OK
but you can’t place bookmarks throughout
the text with a web browser.

On Nov 6, 2014, at 8:46 PM, Dhairyashil
Bhosale 
<dhairyashil bhosale584 gmail com>
wrote:

HI, As you mentioned about e-book reader,
the FBReader, CoolReader and Calibre
e-book readers are widely used on Linux
platform but I am also looking some other
e-book reader that will support all type
of e-book format and will accessible with
Orca. So I have some information 
regarding to your queries
What are the tools available to read 
e-books?
:- The FBReader, CoolReader and Calibre
are available for Linux and Android
platform. but FBReader and CoolReader
have limited support for e-book format,
but Calibre support all type of e-book
format and Calibre is open source for 
Linux platform but not for Android.
Lucidor is also used for reading e-books
but its have limited feature.

Accessibility issues (if any) with
e-book reader?
:-  The FBReader, CoolReader and Calibre
are not accessible to orca. I used these
e-book reader with Orca but Orca is not
able to read these e-book readers. But
Lucidor e-book reader is accessible with
orca screen reader, but it have some
issue while reading e-books.

Navigation related issues with
e-book reader?
:- while using these e-book reader they
have limited navigation feature, if we
press mouce-scroll button for zoom-in
then it will not work as page number
wise. so these e-book readers have
limited navigation facilities.


With Regards, Dhairyashil


6.  Queries regarding e-book readers for 
Visually Impaired (Leena Chourey)

Message: 6 Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2014 15:18:49
+0530 From: Leena Chourey
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[orca-list] Queries regarding e-book
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Dear all,

While exploring about the e-book reading
facility for Visually Impaired, I found
that various formats like epub, pdf are
availble. Various readers like FBReader,
Coolreader, Caliber people use. Please
help to find answer for my queries about

- What are the tools available to read
e-books? - Is it require to have specific
readers to read e-books? - Widely used
e-book readers working on Linux & Android
platform and with screen reader like Orca
- Accessibility issues (if any) with 
e-book reader - Navigation related issues
with e-book reader


With regards

Leena

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