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Old 02-05-2013, 01:07 PM #2
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Hi Bella,

If you have a PC with windows7 or later, there's 2 options available, one to make screen and text larger and one where the computer will read aloud to you wherever your mouse is (you can use headphones so not to distract co-workers)
These features may also be on other operating systems or Macs...

You can find them by going to start>control panel>ease of access

They're not perfect but may help a little,

Brian
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