This is great info! Do any of you authors, who use screen readers, know if any of these softwear products mentioned here, are screen reader friendly?
Thinking about using something like this.
Source: What Editing Software Can Teach You about Your Writing
Nicholas C. Rossis
May 29, 2017I wish I could answer that for you; I’d be very interested in any responses. Many thanks for sharing 🙂
Patty
May 29, 2017Hi, Nicholas, I have several blind followers, and some are published authors, so Iâm hopeful theyâll be able to help me out.
One of the largest issues that I face is mispelled
Patty
May 29, 2017Shoot, CNA came in and started talking to me, and I hit post before I was done. Sorry! LOL!
Got excited, she brought coffeeâ¦
Anyhow, as I was saying, one of the biggest problems I face is misspelled words due to mostly reading via audio.
Words that sound the same, and have different spellings and meanings, are the hardest.
The other is paragraph breaks. Since the advent of the computer, and not needing to hit enter with every line, I get lost in the writing, and forget about procedure.
Thanks be, that I have a great editor publisher.
Claire Plaisted of Plaisted Publishing House, is wonderful at her work, and when she corrects, she teaches.
The last editor publisher I had would make me feel dumb when she wrote my mistakes out, and also would correct notes I wrote just for pleasure. It got so I couldnât type for worrying about it all the time, and it messed with my self-confidents.
Now, itâs a whole new world. If anyone reads my older work, and then my newer, theyâll see huge differences for the good.
And nowâ¦Coffee!