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Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Accessibility Built into your System

Posted on 11:41 by Unknown
There are many accessibility options built right into the programming. 



Apple has always provided great accessibility options (explore: Apple's Commitment to Accessibility (which includes their iDevices) and Windows just keeps getting better. (In fact Windows 7 has a speech recognition program built in that is comparable to Dragon Naturally!) Your internet browsers are rich on options as are
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