[Athen] Using VitalSource with a Screen Reader

[Robert Spangler]

Hello, is there anyone who's blind who has used VitalSource Bookshelf with
NVDA or JAWS?  I have been playing with it recently and I see that I can
have the text of a book read out loud with MS Speech API.  This is
insufficient, however, because I want to be able to review the text of the
book with NVDA.  This is particularly important when reviewing text by
character is necessary, such as when reading programming books.  I don't
see a way to do this.  Am I missing something or am I simply out of luck?

Thanks,
Robert


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Robert Spangler
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