TextBook

TextBook - Textalk's program, used to read digital newspapers and books. TextBook is based on the simple fact that big amounts of text in newspapers, periodicals and books are divided into smaller units such as chapters and subject sections (sports, news etc.) Our program maintains this division, which makes it possible for our customers to quickly and easily maneuver in the text. And they do it without having to press a single button on the keyboard. Many of the visually impaired are having difficulties using a keyboard.

Learn how to navigate in two minutes!
The users use very simple commands that are connected to the numeric keyboard and the arrow keys. To learn the basic skills will only take a couple of minutes.

Although the reader can get by with only a few buttons the program also provides more advanced reading functions, which are controlled by the letters or combination of letters on the keyboard. You can also create macros of more advanced functions and then connect them to one of the F-keys. In doing that you only need to use one key to realize more complicated operations. That's one of the news in Text Book 3.0

The TextBook series includes the following:
- Reading of Text-TV
- E-mail
- Text Editor
- Access to the electronic library
- Reading of any ASCII-based text