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Location: Home ATA Resources ATA Book Comments about the ATA website? ... Part I The Search for Solutions Part II The Technology Toolbox Determine Needs Software Features Alternate Input Processing Aids ... Part III Helpful Resources and References The ATA Book can be purchased in printed or electronic form Information on how to purchase the ATA Book Advanced Search Computer and Web Resources for People with Disabilities Go To previous - Alternate Input Go To next - Alternate Output Product Descriptions: Processing Aids This chapter is divided into the following sections: Browsers Abbreviation Expansion and Macro Programs Word Prediction Programs Reading Comprehension Programs ... Menu Management and Desktop Security Programs Reading Tools and Learning Disabilities Programs Reading tools include software designed to make text-based materials more accessible for people who struggle with reading. Options may include scanning, reformatting, navigating, or speaking text aloud.

4. Active Reading reading tools. Your understanding of academic texts (and the standard of your assignment writing) will be greatly enhanced by the expansion of your vocabulary. http://tlc.une.edu.au/ALO/active1.htm

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10. IJHCS 'Web Usability': Reading Tools Comment on the article in general, on specific sections, or on other readers comments. You do not require any special tools to use HyperNews apart from a Web http://ijhcs.open.ac.uk/tools.html

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11. WizCom Technologies Ltd. - Home The company s range of products includes linguistic reading tools, devices for the reading disabled market as well as a product for personal data collection http://www.wizcomtech.com/

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12. Juri Pakaste - The Blog Juri Pakaste The Blog. // the world we create. Wednesday, the 14th of January, 2004 Interop among blogging/blog reading tools? Hey, you, Gnome Blog guys. http://www.iki.fi/juri/blog/interop.html

Juri Pakaste - The Blog the world we create Wednesday, the 14th of January, 2004 Interop among blogging/blog reading tools? Hey, you, Gnome Blog guys. And people working on any other similar tool that might potentially run on the same desktop as Straw. And Mikael too, if you really are wasting your time with that silly BLAM! thing ;-) I'm not interested in expanding Straw's scope to cover blog authoring, but apparently there are people who, like, comment on other people's articles, and maybe we should try to make their lives a bit easier. I don't know if Straw-BLAM! interoperability is really needed beyond OPML import/export, but it couldn't hurt, I guess. So: Should it be possible to drag feeds between aggregators? Drag articles from aggregators to authoring tools for easier commenting? Stuff like that? Yes, I think it should. Might even be good to be able to do it without dragging, who knows. Does someone want to share his thoughts about this or should I just go ahead (any month now) and implement something in Straw and wait for others to follow? archived RSS GeoURL Directions Front My old blog More me Straw Archives September 2002 October 2002 November 2002 December 2002 ... March 2004 Readings Lambda the Ultimate Python Owns Us Lemonodor Daniel Barlow ... Planet GNOME

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15. FIBO - Development Of Reading Tools And Programming For Various TOU Meters Development of reading tools and programming for various TOU meters. Investigators Kasam Siriratchuwong, Dr.Pichit Rerkshanandana http://fibo.kmutt.ac.th/project/eng/current_industry/tou_en.html

Development of reading tools and programming for various TOU meters Investigators:: Kasam Siriratchuwong, Dr.Pichit Rerkshanandana, Dr.Djitt Laowattana, and Theera Yaemglin Recently, regional electricity demands are highly increasing and continuously expanding in every sector of the Kingdom of Thailand. As a result, regional consumers have different profiles in electrical demand. The Provincial Electricity Authority [PEA] has changed a method of charging rate from TOD (Time of Day) to TOU (Time of Use). Accordingly, the collecting processes: such as recording and adjusting factors of charging rate is indeed too difficult to get carried out. In addition, the new types of electric meters have been changed for solving this inefficiency and making it easy to process. Infrared recording meter is also used to reduce this burden. Electric rates are read by infrared recording heads, from electric meter to computer as shown in Figure 1. Amount of electric usage data is transmitted via serial communicating line and calculated for billing. At present, the different types of electric meters are one of the biggest problem. The specifications in each product are different and incompatible to each other. A recording operator needs to carry all types of infrared reading recorders to measure which is cumbersome. Insufficient equipment using in this work also leads to time delay and human error.

16. Benetech - Resources Arkenstone, Inc. was founded in 1989 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing reading tools for people with disabilities. http://www.arkenstone.org/

Arkenstone, Inc. was founded in 1989 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing reading tools for people with disabilities. For over a decade, it delivered these tools to over 35,000 individuals in 60 countries. In 2000, Arkenstone business operations were sold to Freedom Scientific , which now sells three products originally developed by Arkenstone: OpenBook scanning/reading software for people who are blind and low vision, WYNN scanning/reading software for people with reading challenges, and the integrated VERA reading machine for people who are blind and low vision. After the sale, Arkenstone changed its name to Benetech , an innovative Silicon Valley nonprofit that uses the Arkenstone model to develop technology projects addressing major social problems in areas such as disability, human rights, literacy, education, and the digital divide. Its first two projects are the Bookshare.org

17. Aggregators - Blog Reading Tools Aggregators Blog reading tools. A natural progression from my foray into the world of blogging is to start using aggregators. These http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/scottmunro/archive/2004/03/10/8802.aspx

dotnetjunkies.com This blog hosted by: Scott Munro .Netting and NGenerate; the code generator for .Net developers. posts - 35, comments - 84, trackbacks - 10 My Links Home Contact Login Site Home News My current project is NGenerate ; The code generator designed from the ground up for .Net developers. Article Categories NGenerate Archives May, 2004 (4) April, 2004 (5) March, 2004 (26) Post Categories .Netting (rss) NGenerate (rss) Agile Practices Extreme Programming TestDriven.com Blogroll Joel Spolsky (rss) Matthew Reynolds (rss) ... (rss) Code Generation Code Generation Network (rss) GenDotNet Design Patterns Portland Pattern Repository's Wiki NGenerate Links Documentation GotDotNet Workspace (rss) Aggregators - Blog Reading Tools A natural progression from my foray into the world of blogging is to start using aggregators. These tools allow you to subscribe to RSS sources, (can be as simple as dragging a link into your aggregator). Most blogs and many web sites provide RSS feeds. The upside is that you can select all the blogs and sites that you are interested in and have the content delivered to your doorstep as it is posted. I am now using one web based, ( Feedster , described as the 'Google for Blogs'), and one PC based aggregator, ( SharpReader ), and the possibilities are quickly making themselves known.

18. Tools Support, Langage, ftp directory, Version. CDROM, C, ifremer/cersat/tools/gridded/psiers, 1.0. top. reading tools. These tools are distributed with example files. http://www.ifremer.fr/cersat/en/documentation/tools.htm

Home Tools and softwares Here are the different tools available to help you using the products distributed by the CERSAT. The last software releases are avalaible as tar archives, on the ftp site of the CERSAT with an "anonymous" login. The section Latest News presents every release or tool recently available. Each product is usually available with source code written in C, Fortran, Matlab and IDL. Extracting tools Reading tools ERS VLC product MWF (Mean Wind Fields) product ... PSI (Polar Sea Ice) product Extracting tools These tools are used to extract data subsets from the different medias (CDROM, exabyte) on witch the CERSAT products are distributed. The data subsets are defined by geographics or temporal parameters. ERS VLC product Support Langage Tar file Version Exabyte C Extractexa.tar [top] Support Langage Tar file Version CDROM C Extract.tar Extract_alpha_wnf.tar.Z (version WNF for DEC Alpha workstations) Extract_opr_sun_dec.tar (version OPR for DEC Alpha workstations) [top] Polar Sea Ice (PSI) product Support Langage ftp directory Version CDROM C ifremer/cersat/tools/gridded/psi-ers [top] Reading tools These tools are distributed with example files. They are reading data directly either from the distributed media (CDROM, exabyte) or from data subsets extracting with the above tools or with the on line download form.

19. Products For The Disabled - Blindness, Low Vision, Quadriplegia, Reading Disabil WYNN is an exciting new product from Arkenstone, leading maker of software reading tools for people with visual disabilities. Used http://www.nanopac.com/WYNN.htm

NanoPac, Inc. Home Page Prices Products Contact NanoPac ... Download Page Low Vision Software: ZoomText MAGic Low Vision Hardware: Merlin Optelec PDH Magnifiers Blind ness: JAWS Window-Eyes Open Book Arkenstone ... GPS Trekker Braille Products Braille Printers Freedom Scientific Products Alva Products Blazie Products ... Braille Displays Braille Translators: Duxbury Megadots Environmental Controls Cintex Sicare Relax Automated Doors ... Adjustable Tables Learning and Reading Disabled WYNN Keyboards IntelliKeys One Handed Half Keyboard Bat Keyboard ... ErgoRest Voice Recognition NaturallySpeaking DragonDictate Augmentative Communications Enkidu Impact WiVox Gus! Hearing TTY's/TTD's What is WYNN? WYNN is software that helps you read, study, and comprehend text more easily and effectively. WYNN is an exciting new product from Arkenstone, leading maker of software reading tools for people with visual disabilities. Used with a standard PC, WYNN lets you open a file and hear it read aloud. Or, you can scan a page using a flatbed scanner, and read that aloud. Once you open a file, you can alter the way the page is presented on the screen as well as the way it is read aloud to you. You can also insert notes and bookmarks, highlight sections, or look up words in the dictionary. You can use WYNN in the classroom or workplace. Although the software was designed with the guidance of students and adults with Specific Learning Disability and special educators, WYNN is also helpful for people who do not have a diagnosed reading disability, but find reading difficult, unpleasant, or laborious. And WYNN is a valuable tool for teachers and therapists who work with individuals with reading difficulties. If you want to read more easily and more effectively, WYNN is for you!

20. HLT Projects Database: SCARRIE / Summary Scandinavian Proof reading tools SCARRIE. SCARRIE has developed an automated proofreading tool for the Scandinavian publishing industry. http://www.hltcentral.org/projects/detail.php?acronym=SCARRIE

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