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I couldn't find a decent talking calculator on Amazon, but I find that Windows 10 has got a calculator, so if I use it together with my screen reader, then I'll be fine...except that I don't know how the calculator works anyhow!...anyone know of a W10 guide anywhere within itself? Ta Muchly.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Woodelf after a quick look online it seems calculators that talk are quite expensive. I would suggest to get a braille calculator? They seem cheaper but still a bit pricey.
Maybe you are best using the computer one with a screen reader.
If you go to the windows start button and start typing calculator the app will appear and you can click on this.
Then it will pop open a new aplication window.
That is as simple as it is to get the calculator open
I'm not sure how well it will work with your reader, but the calculator itself works like any other.
Good luck i hope that is some kind of help
Maybe you are best using the computer one with a screen reader.
If you go to the windows start button and start typing calculator the app will appear and you can click on this.
Then it will pop open a new aplication window.
That is as simple as it is to get the calculator open
I'm not sure how well it will work with your reader, but the calculator itself works like any other.
Good luck i hope that is some kind of help
Apologies to you both Spath and Alice. I've found a talking calculator at RNIB's shop. Put me off at first by stating 8-digit calc, when there are at least more than eight, but looing at the manual online, it was explained more clearly - and at a good price too - so I'll have a good read and go from there. Thanks again Both.
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