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Thank you to have delivered my message and to have answered it. I asked for
one person in France which redirected me here.

To answer the questions that I understood:
It's not me who chosen the material which will be used (as reader of screen
or beach squalls), my recquiert work to present all the possible solutions
to adapt a computer to a blind pupils or which sees bad. We have Jaws at
arrangement, Dolphin Guide, and a beach squalls. The rest of the material
will once be ordered my ended research work. Do not know on which operating
system will be based the adaptation, but for the moment it is mainly on
Windows 7. And for LibreOffice, we work on the version 4.1.5.3. It will be
the same for the pupils.

I am sorry I cannot give you more informations but they are my superiors
which shall decide when I would have presented all the possible solutions.



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