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Originally Posted by Gideon
You learn to figure out where things are, what sequence to put into things, etc.
I spent only a few days truly "blind" but spend a few weeks with almost no vision at all. Many legally blind people are like that - they can see very little, but they'd be able to turn on the audio on the Kindle. I was able to operate my iphone a bit and do other things when I was only 'mostly blind.'
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Thanks for the response, Gideon. It seems to me that what is really warranted is a dual-action brought against both the publishers/authors and against Amazon -- the publishers/authors for turning off TTS and Amazon for not designing the Kindle so that a completely blind person could easily make use of the TTS.