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Best software To help a visually Impaired employee in a new office - Suggestions? (self.Blind)
submitted by rumster
Free software and paid would be great.
I think the community will setup a document for future use by others once enough contributions are added.
I think the community will setup a document for future use by others once enough contributions are added.
fastfinge 2 points 4y ago
Firefox or Chrome. Both more accessible than Microsoft Edge. Thunderbird for mail, or the native windows 10 mail app. Way faster than webmail. Zoom.us for online meetings and group chat: accessible, has all the features you could ever need, and you can start off for free. Google Docs for word processing, if free is a requirement, but Microsoft Word (the desktop version) is much better if you can afford it. Other than that, it really depends on there job requirements.
rumster [OP] 2 points 4y ago
perfect. thank you! Fast, where is /r/blind list of top software? I can't find it.
fastfinge 1 points 4y ago
We never had one.
rumster [OP] 1 points 4y ago
I think we should make one.
fastfinge 1 points 4y ago
There are websites like applevis.com that do that better than we ever could.
enzwificritic 1 points 4y ago
use the free and open source screen reader NVDA. i use it.
delha4 1 points 4y ago
This place lists 10 free software.
I have used NVDA. It has similarities to JAWS which is very expensive.
I have used NVDA. It has similarities to JAWS which is very expensive.
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