Dean & Al, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I find it interesting; never know when I'll learns something that makes my life easier. I'm not inclined to spend the time to convert it, but I can see

Actually, so long as you purchased the book, there is no copyright violation to convert it for your own use. If you then share that file with someone who has not purchased the book, you are violating

only issue is getting ANY screen reader to properly focus on the input fields for registering!! that ain't easy. I have quite a Kindle collection, but like most I upgraded myself right out of the

All, I’d be very careful in what you’re discussing here as you are potentially breaking copyright or Terms and conditions. If you’re trying to read a Kindle on a iOS or android device you can

I don't know about Dean but reading a Kindle book converted to ePub in Voice Dream Reader provides much more functionality and voices than reading it with the Kindle app. I don't read that many Kindle

I read a lot with speech, and with every page flip there's a small jolt. I'd rather read on one device, phone for speech, Mini for braille, rather than having to use two at a time. Dean

You are correct, it’s very clunky. I do have some keystroke documentation, it’s on a different computer so I’ll find it and send it out. Also from a Zoom perspective, we are now using the

Marty, I think Zoom is more accessible for sure. I don’t know anything about the WebEx free versions, as I’m using it from my company’s subscription. Let me see if I can find keystrokes to

Robin, I was using the free version of Zoom, but there seems to be some security issues with that platform. Are there scripts for Webex? What are the limitations with using the free version, such

Yes. my company uses it. I’m not a brilliant Webex user, but I may be able to answer a question.

Why are you not just using the Kindle app for iPhone? It's perfectly accessible and works really well. That's the only way I read Kindle books. Just curious why you'd go through all the extra

Sue, In order for Codex to successfully convert Kindle books to plain text, you need to install Version: 1.17.1 (44183) of the Kindle for PC program on your computer and set it not to automatically

Are there any Cisco Webex Meetings users here?

Here is a little more info. Codex by James Scholes Here is a little section from his web site. I encourage any avid readers to follow the link below and read about it and install the utility. A few

Yep. It’s very odd, but this means everyone else should look out for it. There *was* a major windows update not that long ago for me…

Well, the deal apparently is that you can't use any version higher than 1.17 with Codex. Old versions are readily available. I use 1.14.243, but apparently 1.16 works too. Here's a page to find them:

Like David, I have no desire whatsoever to read on my pc. Unfortunately, it is an either/or situation with Kindle. Either you read books on the computer, in which case you can use the latest Kindle

Many thanks This confirms that neither of us are sleepwalking to our computers and bizarrely muting VLC in our sleep. Computers ! You have to love them or hate them. David Griffith

What version and how do you get it? And how does codex work? Sharon

Hello. Codex continues to work but in order to use it you must use an earlier version of the Kindle for PC software which will not work at all with screen readers. This is a tradeoff I am willing to