> eric@hi-tek.com wrote: > > > I am sorry but but people must read to use the internet, > > except here in the US where for free we offer services for blind and > > illiterate. I doubt they do elsewhere unless it is someone like me in a remote > > Internet cafe with an interpreter writing messages to children for > > grandparents. the blind can use "accessibility" technology like O/S-Browser combinations that allow them to focus in on certain parts of the screen and zoom in really big (like a magnifying glass). Also, there are screen readers which are kinda dumb, but can manage modern webpages about as well as the text-based browser Lynx. fyi, -s
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