Hi, Sending link to a CNN article about Dr. Tim Cordes, a blind student who has gotten his M.D. Thought this very interesting (besides being a great article) from an accessible image point of view http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/04/02/seeing.no.limits.ap/index.html excerpt "Without sight, Cordes had to learn how to identify clusters of spaghetti-thin nerves and vessels in cadavers, study X-rays, read EKGs and patient charts, examine slides showing slices of the brain, diagnose rashes -- and more. He used a variety of special tools, including raised line drawings, a computer that simultaneously reads into his earpiece whatever he types, a visual describer, a portable printer that allowed him to write notes for patient charts, and a device called an Optacon that has a small camera with vibrating pins that help his fingers feel images." Regards, Lisa Lisa Yayla Huseby Kompetansesenter Oslo Norway lisa.yayla@xxxxxxxxxx