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Low Vision News
New Word add-in helps convert documents into talking books, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 08 May, 2008
Democrat wants to require disability-friendly Internet phones, video, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 02 May, 2008
Bones launches Milestone 312, the Next Generation Audio Engine for Blind People, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 30 April, 2008
Technological progress has not stopped bias in workplace, blind people find, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 05 April, 2008
New DinoView Portable Round-the-Neck Electronic Magnifier Introduced in the United States by Independent Living Aids, Inc., by Peter Verhoeven posted on 02 April, 2008
ClaroRead Releases Open Source Accessible PDF for Windows, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 31 March, 2008
Magic Lens Max 4.0 Released!, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 25 March, 2008
HumanWare expands its GPS line for people who are blind, with the new Trekker Breeze, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 20 March, 2008
Interviews with CSUN Exhibitors, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 20 March, 2008
ReadTheWords - Free Service That Reads Your Text Aloud, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 18 March, 2008
Braille Labels Make Beer Drinking for the Blind No Accident, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 04 March, 2008
Fujitsu Accessibility Assistance Software Achieves Milestone of 200,000 Downloads Worldwide, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 04 March, 2008
Crash after Visually Impaired driver parked tractor in fast lane, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 01 March, 2008
Assistive Technology Industry Association Elects AT and IT Leaders From Diverse Market Segments to Its Board of Directors, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 27 February, 2008
Vista Accessibility Features, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 25 February, 2008
Is small print a problem?, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 25 February, 2008
Video Eyewear Could Help Macular Degeneration Patients See Again, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 25 February, 2008
Apple Update Braille Support in Leopard, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 06 February, 2008
System access To Go Online Screen Reaeer Now Free, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 02 February, 2008
Cell Phone Can Read Documents for Blind, by Peter Verhoeven posted on 28 January, 2008
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05/10/2008 12:14 AM
Good news!!!
Hello, Everybody, Since I have the other problem that I received a false alarms from my previous anti-virus, which is Trend Micro PC-cilin (s/?) that I had to
05/09/2008 11:22 PM
Which magnifier is best?
Hi all, Zoomtext 9 has been out for a very long time now, 9.1 had little improvement. How have the other screen magnifiers improved over the years? I see magic
05/09/2008 08:24 PM
A really, really strange problem with ZT & AIM window
Hello, Everybody, On Tuesday, of this week, I recently set up & installed into a new computer. I am owning a new one and being used to it... It is a DELL
04/30/2008 05:48 AM
Re: Snova speech on Citrix ICA client
Hi Luc It is possible to have the speech work over a Citrix network but as with all software there is some configuration needed. Firstly, please check that the
04/29/2008 03:22 PM
Snova speech on Citrix ICA client
Hi, Supernova version 9 was installed locally on the desktop (Windows XP). On that desktop I use a ICA client to reach applications on the Citrix server. The
04/18/2008 12:26 AM
Magic Lens Max 4.2 Released!
Hello Everyone, I am pleased to announce that Magic Lens Max 4.2 has been released! VisionSuit Software is always trying the best to suit your visual needs
04/16/2008 09:04 PM
Question
Is it possible to take a webcam and combine it with some (preferably free) software to turn into a basic CCTV? I realize it wouldn?t have any features nor be
04/02/2008 01:07 PM
New DinoView Portable Round-the-Neck Electronic Magnifier Introduced
Pocket or Round-the-Neck Electronic Magnifier Allows Visually Impaired to Enlarge Print from 5X to 20X on Menus, Cans, Prescriptions, Newspapers etc. Portable
04/01/2008 12:47 AM
Free Accessible PDF program
Hi, ClaroRead has released an open source Accessible PDF program. If you have problems accessing PDF files with Adobe Acrobat this is realy a good solution. I
03/29/2008 07:47 AM
Followup: accessible mobile with GPS
Dear list, A lot of research and some demos convinced me that the first generation of mobiles with integrated GPS are quite inconvenient for pedestrians with
03/28/2008 08:07 AM
knfb Mobile Reader
Hi http://www.knfbreader.com/products-mobile.php Has anyone used this? Does it work? Thanks, Matthew.
03/25/2008 04:51 AM
Re: any real alternative to zoomtext?
Hi noeyewar, Just have a try with the newly released Magic Lens Max 4.0, it provides full-screen magnification with very clear/sharp zooming effects, if you
03/25/2008 02:14 AM
survey about assistive technology
Hello everyone, I'm a disabled student working at the University of Wisconsin and the group I am working with finished a survey about the prepurchase process
03/25/2008 02:13 AM
Magic Lens Max 4.0 Released!
Hi All, I am happy to announce the latest release of Magic Lens Max! This intuitive utility generates real-time enhanced and sharp visual effects, with Magic
03/19/2008 06:00 AM
Re: Handheld GPS
Hi list, Thanks for your (very useful) comments! What I understand from your experiences is that I don't need a GPS appliance. Instead a Nokia N-series with
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Screen magnifiers are developed for people with low vision.
Screen magnifiers can magnify the contents of the logical computer screen from 2 until unlimited times. Most magnification programs offer a maximum magnification to 16 times.
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