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Chapter 24 Accessibility 1261 Fig. 24.40 Fig. 24.40Fig. 24.FF40ig. 24.40ig. 24.40Voice-settings window. Fig. 24.41 Fig. 24.41Fig. 24.FF41ig. 24.41ig. 24.41Narrator reading Notepad text. 24.15.5 Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard Some computer users lack the ability to use a keyboard, but are able to use a pointing device, such as a mouse. For these users, the On-Screen Keyboard is helpful. To access the On-Screen Keyboard, click the Start button and select Programs, followed by Accessories, Accessibility and On-Screen Keyboard. Figure 24.42 depicts the layout of the Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard. Users who have difficulty using the On-Screen Keyboard can purchase more sophisticated products, such as Clicker 4 by Inclusive Technology. Clicker 4 is an aid designed for people who cannot use a keyboard effectively. Its best feature is that it can be customized. Keys can have letters, numbers, entire words or even pictures on them. For more information regarding Clicker 4, visit www.inclusive.co.uk/catalog/ clicker.htm.
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