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  1. "We Could Do That!" A Guide to Diversity Practices in California Community Colleges
  2. A Beginner's Guide to Access Technology for Blind Students: Part One
  3. A Breath of Fresh Air: AIR Foundation - Accessibility Is a Right
  4. A Case of Individual Adaptation for Universal Accessibility
  5. A Client Based Approach to Using Voice Recognition With Screen Readers
  6. A Close Look at Outlook's Calendar
  7. A History of Accessibility at IBM
  8. A Pocket Full of Access: A Review of Mobile Speak Pocket and Pocket Hal
  9. A Practical Tool for Advocating for Increasing Accessibility of Information Technology in Education
  10. A Practicing Blind Physician
  11. A Quantitative Assessment of Website Accessibility for Voice Browser Users
  12. Access for All
  13. Access for All: Using HTML and PDF to Accommodate the Disabled
  14. Access Issues: Are We Ready for Vista?
  15. Access to Mac OS X for Users With Vision Impairments: Multiple Perspectives on VisioVoice
  16. Accessibility of Rehabilitation Web Pages Using JAWS and Bobby
  17. Accessibility Standards for Operating Systems
  18. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 1
  19. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 2
  20. Accessible Assistive Technology in Education: New Mexico's Trailblazing Law
  21. Accessible Personal Data Assistance Reviews
  22. Accessible Taxes? A Blind Consumer's Experience With the US Tax System
  23. Accessing Adobe PDFs
  24. Accessing Mac OS X Tiger: Apple and Third Party Solutions
  25. Addressing Information Visualization Challenges Resulting from Blindness and Visual Impairment Using Virtual and Augmented Realities
  26. Adobe Makes PDFs More Accessible
  27. Ai Squared Introduces CompatibilityOne and Free Tutorial in ZoomText 7.04
  28. Ai Squared's ZoomText Xtra for Windows 95, 98, and NT 4.0
  29. An Accessible Method of Hiding HTML Content
  30. An Introduction to JAWS Scripting
  31. An Introduction to Twitter
  32. AOL Accessibility Initiative Benefits Customers with Disabilities
  33. Apple Adds Spoken Interface to Mac Operating System
  34. AppReader Makes Proofreading Easier
  35. Are Software Upgrades in Your Future?
  36. Assistive Devices for Use with Personal Computers
  37. Assistive Technology Adds to the Success of Professionals in the Workplace
  38. Assistive Technology in WorkSource Centers
  39. Assistive Technology: Top 8 Free Browsers for Visual Impairment and More
  40. Books on Tape Without the Tape!
  41. Bringing the Blind into the Workplace
  42. Businesses Continue to Adopt Wizzard's Speech Products and Services
  43. Campus Voices: "E-Books and More"
  44. Chase Expands "Right Relationship" with eATM: A Collaboration in Accessibility
  45. Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP)
  46. Computer-Related Assistive Technology: Satisfaction and Experiences Among Users With Disabilities
  47. Computers Are Talking: ReadPlease Corporation Releases Text-to-Speech Software with AT&T Voice Technology
  48. Computers Available at Nominal Cost
  49. Corda's Software Enhances Career Opportunities for People with Disabilities
  50. CSUN Conference Highlights AT Innovations
  51. Determining the Impact of Computer Frustration on the Mood of Blind Users Browsing the Web
  52. Developing Accessible Software for Data Visualization
  53. Development of an Algorithm for Improving Quality and Information Processing Capacity of MathSpeak Synthetic Renderings
  54. Do Accessible Web Sites Have to be Boring?
  55. Do Disability Laws Apply to the Web?
  56. Dolphin LunarPlus Version 4.01 for Windows 95/98/NT
  57. Download Updates for MAGic, OpenBook, and JAWS for Windows
  58. Effective Computer Access Using an Intelligent Screen Reader
  59. Efforts Under Way to Make Web More Accessible
  60. E-Mail Access: From the Perspective of an Individual with Visual Impairment
  61. Emerging Technology: Access.Adobe.com
  62. Engaging Older Students With Reading Disabilities
  63. Enlarging the View: LunarPlus Screen Magnification Software, Part 1
  64. Enlarging the View: ZoomText and MAGic Screen Magnification Software, Part 2
  65. eReader: Advanced Literacy Program
  66. Factors Affecting the Reading Media Used by Visually Impaired Adults
  67. FCC Program Connecting Deaf-Blind Americans through Technology
  68. Formatting Essentials Using JAWS 7 with Microsoft Word
  69. Graphical Verification: Another Accessibility Challenge
  70. GW Micro Helps Make Macromedia Flash Content Accessible to People who are Blind
  71. Help for Reading and Writing
  72. How Accessible is Microsoft Office 2000?
  73. How Accessible is Windows XP?
  74. How to Select a Suitable Adaptive Technology Training Program
  75. How VoIP Can Connect the Disabled
  76. Introduction to the Macintosh for Low Vision and Blind Computer Users
  77. JawBone Upgrade
  78. JAWS for Windows 3.5 Available as Download
  79. JAWS for Windows 3.5: A Worthwhile Upgrade
  80. JAWS for Windows 4.0: New Features and Overview
  81. JAWS or Window-Eyes: A Cursory Comparison
  82. KDE Rolls Linux Desktop Update
  83. Keeping Current With the Currents
  84. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 2
  85. Linux Users to Benefit from AT Software with Windows Crossover Platform
  86. Look What They Did to Adobe Acrobat!
  87. Lowering the Price of Braille: A Review of the Seika Braille Display
  88. Low-Vision Software and Strategies
  89. Macromedia Flash Content Accessible
  90. Macs Get Their Voices Back
  91. Make the Web a Better Place
  92. Make Your Computer Talk with Easy Talking Notepad
  93. Matching Dyslexic Difficulties to Information Technology
  94. Microsoft and Vendors Unite to Deliver Unprecedented Support for Assistive Technologies via Windows XP; Assistive Technology Vendors Unveil New Products That Take Advantage Of Windows XP, Microsoft's Most Accessible Operating System
  95. Microsoft Vista: Is It a Move Forward or a Monstrous Mistake?
  96. Mobile Speak Provides Cell Phone Accessibility
  97. My Journey With Speech Recognition Software
  98. Near Human Voice Sound Quality Claimed in Software Program
  99. Net Surfing for Those Unable to See: Often Web Sites' Designs Hinder Navigation by the Blind
  100. New Chat Application Includes Accessibility Features for Users of Screen Readers and Screen Magnifiers
  101. New Features in JAWS 6.0
  102. New Software a Cakewalk for Blind Muscians and Recording Pros
  103. Not Just Taking Up Space: Almost-Infinite Job Possibilities at NASA
  104. Not What the Doctor Ordered: A Review of Apple's VoiceOver Screen Reader
  105. Now They're Talking? A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
  106. Observing Sara: A Case Study of a Blind Person's Interactions With Technology
  107. Office XP: New Accessibility Features
  108. Open-Source Software to Become More Accessible to the Disabled
  109. Options at Your Fingertips
  110. PDFAloud from textHELP
  111. Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Lending Library
  112. Progress Toward Access: A Review of AOL 9
  113. Promoting Web Access for the Disabled: Industry Group Issues Guidelines to Make Browsers and Multimedia Players More Accessible to all Web Surfers
  114. Providing Blind People With Access to Technical Diagrams
  115. Publishing Accessible WWW Presentations From Power Point Slide Presentations
  116. Putting Words to Windows: A Review of JAWS for Windows and Window-Eyes
  117. Read & Write for Mac
  118. Read & Write Gold for Mac
  119. Running With the Dragon: Tales From First-Hand Experience
  120. Scan and Read Application - Read and Write Gold 7.1
  121. Screen Reader Boot Camp
  122. Screen Reader Upgrade
  123. Screen Readers - The Survival of the Strong
  124. Siemens: A Case-Study in Configuring Contemporary Systems
  125. Software and Book Review Column: Agent-Based Technology
  126. Sorting Through the Features of Scan and Read Systems for People with Learning Disabilities - Part Two: Writing, Study Skills, and Test Taking Features
  127. SpeakOUT: a Tool for People With Modest Print Impairments
  128. Spotlight on Assistive Technology
  129. StarOffice 7
  130. Strong and Unique
  131. Supernova v5
  132. Support for MP3 Files to iSpeak Personal Text Reader
  133. Surfing By Ear: Usability Concerns of Computer Users Who are Blind or Have Low Vision
  134. Taking the Mystery Out of PDF
  135. Talking ATMs in Banks and Beyond
  136. Taxing Both Income and Patience: Reviews of TaxACT and TurboTax
  137. Technology and Keyboarding: A Parent Wants to Know, What Comes First?
  138. Technology Integration: Integrating Assistive Technology Into the General Curriculum for Students With Physical Disabilities
  139. Technology-Acquisition Strategies for Young Blind Students
  140. Texthelp Read and Write Gold 7.1E
  141. textHELP! Type & Talk Version 4.0
  142. Text-To-Speech Intelligibility Across Speech Rates
  143. The Conundrum of PDF Accessibility
  144. The Great Screen Reader Race: A Review of the Two Leading Screen Readers
  145. The Hands and Reading: What Deafblind Adult Readers Tell Us
  146. The Jaws of Success: An Interview With Glen Gordon
  147. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 1
  148. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 2
  149. The Large Challenge of Small Devices: A First Look at the Mobile Device Landscape
  150. The Open Source Course: An Overview of Linux
  151. The Right (or Required) Tool for the Job: Microsoft Developer Tools and Screen Readers
  152. The Sound of Computing: A Review of Three Screen Readers
  153. The Topography of Technology, Blindness, and the Luddite
  154. The Unofficial Guide to Low Vision Services
  155. The Use of Voice Recognition Software as a Compensatory Strategy for Postsecondary Education Students Receiving Services Under the Category of Learning Disabled
  156. The Variables of a Blind Person's Math Experience
  157. Trainer's Corner: Shaping the Future of Assistive Technology
  158. Universal Design of Distance Learning
  159. Universal Tailored Access: Automating Setup of Public and Classroom Computers
  160. Untangling the Web: A First Look at Microsoft's .NET Environment
  161. Updated Software from GW Micro
  162. Updated Version of outSPOKEN 3.0
  163. Useful or Frustrating Websites
  164. ViewPlus to Incorporate Text-To-Speech Technology From Wizzard Software in New Chameleon Product Line
  165. VisioVoice for Mac, a Multilingual Companion for VoiceOver
  166. Visual vs. Cognitive Disabilities
  167. Voice Recognition for Students With Mild Disabilities: Guidelines for Training and Support
  168. VoiceOver: Accessibility Out of the Box at Last?
  169. Way Beyond Glasses
  170. Web Adaptation Technology: Grants Made to Nonprofits and Schools
  171. West Group Introduces Westlaw Text Only; New User Interface Improves Westlaw Access for Users of Assistive Technology
  172. What Color is That Comment: The Mechanics of Online Collaboration From a Blind Student's Perspective
  173. When the Only Window View is Braille
  174. Window-Eyes 4.21 is Released
  175. Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007
  176. Working to Empower Blind Students to Participate Fully and Independently in Science Classrooms and Laboratories
  177. Working with PopChart Xpress
  178. WriteAssist
  179. You Can Bank on It, Part 2: Advocacy, Outreach, and Legal Authority for Talking ATMs
  180. You Get to Choose: An Overview of Accessible Cell Phones
  181. ZoomText Xtra 7.0
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