I will be happy to listen. Send me 5-10 episodes

Absolutely correct. That's why it's best to use a program that exports directly to PDF without finalizing it in a true sense. Typically scans take pictures and put that into the pdf container. No

For blind users with screen readers; scanned documents are not usable, picturers of text don't speak if you will. There are nongraphical methods which should be explored first it seems to me. --

I am inching closer to completing the initial work on a Destination Freedom maintained set and thought I'd make another call to see if anyone has the below episodes that are known to exist, but I

This set was donated by a gentleman who recorded the series from his collection of transcriptions. He is not involved in the OTR hobby but wanted a place to share them to the public. I tried to get

The initial release of "The Anderson Family" distro, version 2102, was announced in the Facebook group and the distro group, https://oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io/g/OTRRDistroGroup

Martin's book was invaluable in dating the episodes, especially when scripts started being reused later in the series. There was only one episode we couldn't find and Martin confirmed to go with Dave

To me, in that case, the end product (in this case, pdf) would be the more important aspect and if that is more accessible, not so much the "master file" use by whatever program. Finding programs

I always listen to the bios before I start in on the episodes. Kevin

Accessible here refers to being usable or producing material usable by blind persons with screen readers. Availability is not the issue. Usability is what usually lacks for those of us who use screen

I wasn't suggesting Publisher, I mentioned that so people would know the equivalent to what I was talking about. I was recommending Scribus, which is available on ALL desktop platforms (I'm a Linux

Again, the difficulty with Publisher is its total lack of accessibility for some of us. While Adobe DC is cloud-based and I always am a greater fan of having software on my system, I have found DC to

I'm telling y'all (and for the longest time I was an Adobe fanboy, made a living with it (Adobe is actually quite far with their pricing, I come from an industry where 1 program will cost you $15k, so

Adobe DC is pretty affordable, ($15/month). It is the cloud version of Acrobat Pro.

Saving from word to .pdf has improved a lot but it will sometimes have formatting issues as you have discovered. Adobe is really powerful but really expensive. I use Nitro PDF software to turn word

Since we are on the topic of Duffy's Tavern i will go in and clean up my set and post the list here. I have several auditions and some AFRS ones in there. A lot of unknown dates to look up with

Ryan: I love to listen to the Bio's because it gives me a better understanding of where the people are coming from and a understanding of how they interpret the character Love Jackie

This is exactly what I do; I shouldn't have mentioned Acrobat. That's just the reader on my computer that opens the pdf. Somehow there are formatting changes when I save the Word document as .pdf but

There's quite a number of episodes in our online library but the ones for our Maintained set are currently on my harddrive. However, with the Hehn project and our other big reel buy, there are number

I've learned a few tricks with Acrobat. If you need help for one of OTRR projects, let me know. I'll do what I can. -- ------------------------------------------- Joe Adams With the big, greasy