Windows 7 Screen Magnifier on Youtube
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Interesting is that Magnifying Glass Pro has not only nice features for the visually impaired like full screen magnification and caret tracking, but also features for those in the business holding a presentation and for graphic designers.
Compared with other freeware and shareware screen magnifier utilities Magnifying Glass Pro is superior in terms of performance. Most freeware and shareware utilities are very sluggish while moving the magnification, but this is not the case with Magnifying Glass Pro.
An important feature I'm still missing in Magnifying Glass Pro is a portable version of Magnifying Glass Pro, that I can run from a USB stick.
Magnifying Glass Pro 1.8 from Workers Collection has the following improvements:
If your are a registered user of Magnifying Glass Pro, you can upgrade to version 1.8 for
free.
Others can try a full featured free 30 days trial of Magnifying Glass Pro.
Download
Magnifying Glass Pro 1.8.
Labels: Freeware, Magnifier, Magnifying Glass Pro, screen magnifier, Shareware, Workers Collection
Apart from the registration process on Twitter, in my opinion the Twitte website is reasonable accessible to users of screen readers and screen magnifiers.
Inaccessible are the most Twitter clients that can run from your desktop. Only Jaws users can try Jawter a Twitter client written in Jaws scripting, that let you access Twitter by using hotkeys anywhere in Windows. So if you know of an accessible Twitter client for all screen readers and screen magnifiers, please let me know!
Those having problems with the accessibility of the Twitter website, can now try accessibletwitter.com.
Accessible Twitter is an alternative to the Twitter.com web site. It is designed to be easier to use and is optimized for disabled users.
And if you are interested to follow me on Twitter, you can find me at http://www.twitter.com/pverhoe.
Labels: Accessibility, Twitter
Version 11 runs on Windows XP and higher and is also compatible with Windows 7 public beta.
For more details visit the version 11.03 release page
Labels: Dolphin, Hal, Lunar, Lunarplus, screen magnifier, Screen Reader, Supernova
Already established as the preferred screen access solution for computer novices, Dolphin Guide perfectly compliments Dolphin’s SuperNova, Hal, Lunar and LunarPlus screen reading, screen magnifying and Braille display solutions for employment and education.
The new company name and re-branding follow the acquisition of Software Express by the Dolphin Computer Access group in November 2008, and is expected to further strengthen the position of the Dolphin group internationally.
Noel Duffy, Managing Director of Dolphin Computer Access commented;
“In order to expand the Guide brand internationally, we have decided to bring it under the Dolphin umbrella. This will enable us to reach a larger global market, and ensure that as many people as possible can enjoy and experience this award-winning software.”
In 2005, the Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) awarded Software Express a Simply the Best Award for the contribution Guide software made to product innovation for blind and visually-impaired users. This multi-award winning software has since enabled thousands of people across the UK to use computers and gain their independence.
Mary McMahon, Managing Director of Software Express added
“Our team is very excited to be integrating more closely with Dolphin Computer Access, and we believe that our continued partnership will enable the newly-named Dolphin Guide to build on our customer base in the UK and become a worldwide success. The team at Software Express will stay the same, offering our customers the same great support.”
Following the move, Software Express will continue to operate from their Durham office and will support and distribute Dolphin Guide software products in the UK. All international sales will be managed at the Dolphin Computer Access Headquarters in Worcester, at the Swedish office in Falköping and from the US office in New Jersey.
For more information about Dolphin Guide products, please visit the newly launched website dolphinguide.com.
Labels: Dolphin, Guide Software