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Old 02-26-2007, 01:09 PM #1
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Default Anyone Else Visually Impaired Here And Use A Screen Reader?

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone else on this board NeuroTalk was visually impaired and used a screen reader on their computer. Like Jaws for Windows or Window Eyes.

If so how do You like it on this board? Is the reading and writing ok? Is it hard to navigate? I was wondering because I incounter someproblems sometimes especally with the buttons on the screen.

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Hi Ripplegirl

My dad uses zoomtext.
I looked up what you are using and found it is practically double the cost.
Just thought i would let you know.
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So where can one find ..... 'zoomtext' ?
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here's a google list of info for zoomtext-
http://www.google.com/search?q=zoomt...ient=firefox-a
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Default Here Is A Link For A Yahoo Group On Zoomtext

Here is a link for a yahoo group for zoomtext. I find these groups helpful if you have a question or are having problems that techinal support cannot answer. Then other people on the list might be able to help Thought I would list it in case your dad is interested.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/zoomtext/

I think they have these groups for most programs because they have them for jaws also.

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