How does Text Cloner Pro Differ from other scanning packages for blind computer users?
Premier Assistive noticed that a common complaint among blind computer users was that they had to spend in the neighborhood of a $1,000 for a screen reader to access their computer. Then, the same company that sold them the screen reader would try to sell them a scanning and reading package that required the users to turn off their expensive screen reader—in essence, blind computer users paid twice for a reading product. As individuals who require a screen reader to read, blind computer users don’t need another reading product; they just need a tool that can get their information into the computer so their screen reader can read it. Text Cloner Pro is that tool. By default, its output is an MS Word compatible or RTF document that you can have your screen reader read in Text Cloner Pro or you can save it, open it up, and read it in your favorite word processor. Premier Assistive avoids creating proprietary file formats, because they want to produce documents that can easily be accessed
