MS is an unpredictable disease. Some people face visual, dexterity and cognitive challenges which can make everyday tasks such as reading the newspaper, typing an e-mail and communication with friends challenging. There are affordable, easy-to-use technology solutions that can help you stay connected. Voice recognition software, screen readers and magnification devices are a few of the assistive technologies that can make everyday tasks easier.
Microsoft Accessibility Features Guide
The Northern California Chapter of the National MS Society is pleased to make available this html version of our recent publication, Microsoft Accessibility Features, a quick guide to help you use the accessibility features in Microsoft XP and Vista operating systems.This web site is organized by color-coded section tabs with control panel accessibility categories for Keyboard, Sound, Display, and Mouse and shows keyboard shortcuts if the features have them.
Assistive Technology in the News
Read in the Mercury News about a free accessibility software developed by a Santa Cruz software programmer and embraced by multiple Northern Californians living with MS.
