Hi all,
Over the last few years, I've heard vague mentions of a Windows screen reader called ZDSR. However, when I try and google it, nothing really comes up. I've found mentions of it on various lists, and when I did eventually find a website, it was all in Chinese. Even when I translated the page, there was a table with a load of download links, but no other links giving information about the screen reader, features and so on. I wasn't even sure if it was the ZDSR I wanted or something totally different in that case. Are lots of blind people actually using this? If so, how has it managed to get any sort of international recognition if their literature is all in Chinese? What are the benefits of this screen reader? How is it better than NVDA or JAWS? Why is there no concrete info about this screen reader in English? I saw there are several different teers, a free one, and a couple of paid options. Just wondering how it compares to JAWS and NVDA, and why on earth there's no decent info about this online.
Thanks.
By Tara, 29 January, 2025
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Sky voice
How good is it? I tried searching for a sample but no luck.
@brian the brain.
Hmm, I can pay you in cirial, or perhaps some lovely floor wipes? They're awesome! They're big and cover a huge space and you can just get things clean with them, no more small wipes!