I use Prime Bank for most of my accounts. Their page is accessible mostly. I’ve had good luck with Wellsfargo. Bank of America is ok mostly. Good luck. Lori Lynn

I have an account with Bank Of America and find it pretty accessible. However, I have a friend who also banks with them, and he prefers to use the mobile site instead of the regular site, and he says

I bank with Wells Fargo, USBank and CapitalOne. I don’t have any problems with any of the three be it with their websites or iPhone apps. Indeed, the CapitalOne 360 checking account I most recently

HI everyone, I have been with Simple Bank, simple.com for the last few years and I just loved their accessibility. They just got bought out by BBVA USA and their accessibility has gone down the

 You can use Windows Fax and Scan to take a picture of the file then this file can be attached to an email. Below are steps for using Windows Fax and Scan. After the scan is completed a folder

Thorium Reader is the best tool that I've found for reading EPUB documents. https://www.edrlab.org/software/thorium-reader/

Also remember that all versions of Microsoft Word from 2013 and onward can open PDF files, converting them to MS-Word format in the process of doing so. There are occasional small differences in

If the varilus suggestions aren't feasible for you, couldn't you use control C and then control V to copy the text into a Word file to be attached to your email? Don

Tom, I was thinking of the Voice Dream Scanner app in particular. You can scan a page, and add the rest of the pages, and then export it as a PDF. I have done this with forms for the State Library for

I believe one could use Abbyy Finereader to do this. it can retain the image data but also save a text layer in pdf or in any other format you choose, pretty much. Using a smartphone seems like an

Tom, On the presumption that you have either a flatbed scanner or multifunction with a scanner, virtually all of them can scan to PDF for sending. I have often printed a copy of a form that could not

Thanks to both Glenn and Richard for suggesting the smart phone idea. Will try it out. Cheers Tom

You can use a phone to take a picture of it and send it as a JPG. An image is akin to a PDF. Plus, you can convert a JPG into a PDF with the right software. Glenn

Do you have a Smart phone? Richard Software means never having to say you're finished Web site: www.turner42.com

Hi, Hoping someone can assist me with my problem. I have been sent a three page .pdf file which contains one page of questions which require me to answer, sign and email back to the sender. A

Sounds good. Thanks

Hey Glenn. JAWS oCR really doesn’t work well for books, I find. It’s ok for documents of up to several pages, but anything over 100 pp seems to screw up the virtual buffer and cause Windows to

I tried with Doxillian, and Jaws OCR. I haven't yet reinstalled Open Book, but I used to sometimes do OCR on JPGs and PDFs with that. Glenn

Alright no problem. I’m standing by for pm with attachment.

Hi JM, I do want to have something in place for doing this, but I'll send you the file, as I have a couple projects going on now, and would like just having it in a format I can read. Thanks