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Accessibility for
users with visual impairments
The following information from the
RNIB
may be of help.
Browser settings
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Internet Explorer 6
Step by step tutorials from Microsoft on adjusting
accessibility options in Internet Explorer 6.
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Internet Explorer 7
Step by step tutorials from Microsoft on adjusting
accessibility options in Internet Explorer 7.
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Internet Explorer 8
Step by step tutorials from Microsoft on adjusting accessibility options
in Internet Explorer 8.
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Firefox
Information
on how to change accessibility settings in Firefox. It also offers a
selection of useful add-ons.
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Opera
Information
provided by Opera on the accessibility options available in the Opera
browser, and how to adjust them.
Access software
The following list is not in any way exhaustive - it
simply provides links to some of the products currently available. A search
(e.g. via Google) for terms such as "screen reader software", "screen
magnification software", "text browsers", etc, will provide links to many
other products.
Note that many of the following products are only
available in versions designed to run within the Windows operating system.
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HAL
Screen reader
software.
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JAWS for Windows
Screen reader software.
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Lunar / Lunar Plus
Screen magnification software.
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MAGic
Screen
magnification software.
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Supernova
Combined
screen reader and screen magnification software.
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NVDA
Free open source screen reader.
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WindowEyes
Screen reader software.
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Zoomtext
Screen
magnification and combined screen reader/magnification software.
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