>      True but I still have the problem of reading on the screen. The
> books make it possible and the screen doesn't. The pain level is just to
> high.


Maybe a Kindle or equivalent, or possibly a bottom end tablet that can be
positioned as required, with font and appearance adapted to suit - probably
an available feature in a number of 'apps' already. Maybe even a small LCD
screen mounted on an arm or similar and able to be positioned to suit.
(Here it's ot so that small old LCD screens cost about as much as bottom
end Arduinos).

I'm aware of your mention of financial constraints. If a technical solution
was available that worked and opened up web access to you when it was
otherwise impractical, the way the world often works (surprisingly) is that
finance may come to not be an issue. (I have absolutely nothing specific in
mind finance wise - I just know that it is usually not a barrier to having
something like this happen if the solution is otherwise viable).


         Russell
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