


#BEST SCREEN READER FOR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#
Book style 2-column layout, along with other layout options. NVDA is a free, open source screen reader available for Windows. If you are on a Windows 10 system then IYIA QR Code Scanner is for you.

Some of the prominent features of the app are. Plz give it a try and let me know any feedback you have. I have read 14 books with the app so far and counting :) One can read local eBook files or browse and read over 50,000 free eBooks from various online eBook catalogs, all within the app. And few days ago I released Aquile Reader to the store. That's when I decided to build a new eBook reader app for Windows, which has all (most of) the features an eBook reader should have with user-friendly, customizable and intuitive UI. I did find some apps which I could use, but either they had very outdated UI, or were very complex to use, and the new apps with modern UI lacked some of the basic functionalities. Last year I wanted to read a fiction eBook at work (when we could still go) and was looking for a decent eBook reader in the store or win32 app.
