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Blind Electronic Mail System

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  • Maham Imtiaz
  • Samina Khalid
  • Saleema Khadam
  • Sumaira Arshad
  • Ali Raza
  • Tehmina Khalil

Abstract

Web has gotten one of the essential civilities for everyday living. Each individual is generally getting to the information specially E-mail and data through Web. Nonetheless, daze individuals face challenges in getting to these content materials, likewise in utilizing any help given through Web. The progression in PC based available frameworks has opened up numerous roads for the outwardly debilitated over the globe in a wide manner. Sound input based virtual climate like, the screen readers have helped Blind individuals to get to Web applications colossally. We depict the Voice-mail framework design that can be utilized by a Blind individual to get to messages effectively and productively. The commitment built by this examination has empowered the visually impaired public to deliver and get voice-based e-mail messages in their local language with the assistance of a PC (Ingle, P., Kanade, H., & Lanke, A. 2016).

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  • Maham Imtiaz & Samina Khalid & Saleema Khadam & Sumaira Arshad & Ali Raza & Tehmina Khalil, 2021. "Blind Electronic Mail System," Computer and Information Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 14(1), pages 1-14, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:cisjnl:v:14:y:2021:i:1:p:14
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