RE: Re: Bill Hill on why the browser is the reader

I now have a vision problem and have set my computer up in Black background
with white letters so I can  read the text. I also have been sometimes using
MS Reader and letting it read to me with the Text to Speech portion of the
program. This makes reading much more available for me after loosing much of
my vision. 
I also own a RCA1100 (3ea) and a GEB2150 and a GEB1150 but with my vision
problems they have kind of been put on the back shelf.  
I bounce between the Firefox browser and MSReader.  The Reader allows me to
do other things while I listen to a book being read to me.


Roy Lewis
Garland, TX





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