Kerri, Thanks for your informative reply. The Adobe Reader PDF ebook I bought came from ebooks.com. I have figured out how to access this ebook using Adobe Acrobat Reader 7 by going into the View menu, opening the Navigation submenu, and putting a check on "Pages." Now when I read each page of the ebook (using the PC cursor) and get to the end of the page, I simply press the F6 function key until JAWS says "Pages" and then I can arrow down through a list of buttons which are labeled with numbers representing each page of the ebook. I arrow to the page-button I want to read and press the spacebar, and Adobe Reader loads that page and begins reading it. The only down-side to not being able to use the screen-reader accessibility options to configure the page layout, is when you are trying to read an ebook which has text-boxes or multiple column layout. JAWS will try to read across both columns, mixing the text from the columns together. But as long as the ebook has a standard layout, Adobe Reader can access it by this method. Alan Kerri wrote: Unfortunately, from what I have seen and learned, the adobe ones are not accessible. Get the Mobipocket ones or the Pom Reader (formerly called ereader) It is available from ereader.com I think. I definitely know the mobipocket ones can be read with Jaws that are secure. If ebooks.com does not have them in Mobipocket format another great source with similiar pricing and around the same selection of books is fictionwise.com. If you read ebooks with Mobipocket reader, you have to use the Jaws cursor and it is a little complicated to do but it is possible. A great site which gives instructions on how to use all the formats with Jaws and tells a lot about reading Ebooks and which ebooks can be read using secure formats can be found at: http://www.panix.com/~kestrell/sources.html Hope this helps. Kerri ----- Original Message ----- From: Alan Clendinen To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 2:41 PM Subject: JAWS & ebooks Hey listers, Have any of you bought ebooks in the Adobe Reader PDF format from ebooks.com? Ebooks.com wants you to download "Adobe Digital Editions" to read their PDF ebooks, but I'm wondering if this reader software is accessible with JAWS. When I attempt to use Adobe Acrobat Reader 7 (screen-reader accessible version) to read this ebook, the copy protected ebook prevents Adobe Acrobat Reader from configuring the ebook so it is JAWS accessible. If any of you have a solution, please speak up. Thanks! Alan