In case you are still looking, the is a pen call 'Quicktionary Pen' that
allows you to scan small areas text in a document and reads it aloud.
This sounds like it should do the trick.
http://www.anu.edu.au/disabilities/atproject/pens.html the is
information available at the above site. Do a google search to find a
vendor. I beleive it is manufactured by Sony but not positive
Nettie
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