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Tag Archives: screen readers
“Touch typing” with an on-screen keyboard: Virtual Keyboard meets Window Eyes
Note: The following will not work for typing in scan mode–only for a pointing device and a switch assigned to clicking. However, if your pointing device emulates a mouse using switches, that will work. I posted before that I had … Continue reading
Onscreen keyboards and word prediction with screen readers: incompatibilities
Someone asked me about onscreen keyboards and keystroke or word echo software. There’s something about onscreen keyboards that screen readers don’t seem to like, at least if the onscreen keyboard includes word prediction or word completion. The common feature of … Continue reading
Hand to Mouth: Assistive Technology 