There is a lot of information about Glaucoma and its treatment on the World Wide Web. Some other sites you might like to visit include:

• Association for the Blind of Western Australia
• Blind Citizens Australia
• Centre for Eye Research Australia
• Conjoint Libraries of the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital and the Royal Australian College of Ophthalmologists
• Department of Human Services - Disability Services Division
• Disability Information Victoria
• DINA - Disability Information Network Australia - Victoria
• eMedical -- Melbourne based Medical Internet Company
• Guide Dog Association of Victoria
• Vision Australia Foundation (formerly The Association for the Blind)
  OVERSEAS

• Adobe Accessibility is a tool that allows blind and visually impaired users to read any document in Adobe PDF format. The tool converts PDF documents into simple HTML or ASCII text which can then be read by a number of common screen reading programs that synthesize the HTML as audible speech.
• Bifocal Notepad Bifocal Notepad is a simplified Notepad replacement intended for use by the visually impaired, or by anyone who is tired of squinting at tiny text files in the regular Windows Notepad.
• Blindness Resource Centre
• DSpeech Is a TTS (Text To Speech) program with functionality of ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) integrated.
• Freedom Scientific Blind/Low Vision Group
• Glaucoma Service & Foundation
  at Wills Eye Hospital
• Tired of having to READ everything on the Web? Reading your e-mail, reading web pages, reading installation instructions, and readme files? Readplease makes life a little bit easier by "reading" to you any text or rich text file format. What makes this program different from other text-to-speech applications is the use of natural-sounding voices.
• Readeasily.com eBooks site designed for visually impaired people.
• Ultra Hal TTS Reader
• TTSReader - Full-featured text-to-speech software package
• ZoomText 9.1 Screen Magnifier Released
  
     

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