The On-Screen Keyboard bundled in with Windows XP is a welcome addition and has proved useful for many […]
Right SENIT Forum peeps here’s how to check out the power demands of your USB ports: Launch Device […]
Here’s a thing. Samsung have brought out a semi-ruggerised netbook and are showing it off at BETT (Stand […]
Well the title says it all, doesn’t it? No? Ok a little explanation: I’ve been experimenting with a […]
The current iPhone and iPod touch are becomming increasingly popular as affordable, pocketable voice-out communication aids due to […]
My first problem in an otherwise – touch wood – wonderful Windows 7 experience. A few weeks after […]
Perhaps a little late in posting this but CENMAC/Charlton School are having a drop-in day with well-known exhibitors […]
Great news for visually impaired computer users. The basic Windows Magnifier utility that has been knocking around since […]
I’ve spent part of today making this video demonstrating the new features of the Windows 7 on-screen keyboard. […]
Difficulties holding down two keys simultaneously While most of the options for the Mouse are in the Mouse […]
Widgit Software’s Writing With Symbols 2000 (which is also known as WWS2000 or WWS2K) has been around for a […]
The Intellikeys is a programmable alternative keyboard that plugs into any computer running Windows. It enables students with […]
Why Change the Colours? Changing the colour scheme of text involves changing text colour (foreground) and/or the page […]
The seemingly straightforward ‘switch’ can open up a whole new world for people with physical or cognitive difficulties. These pages […]
This tutorial applies to the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. If you have Windows 98 or ME please […]
Is there no keyboard shortcut for a particular action in Word, or is the current keyboard shortcut convoluted […]
Windows allows you to adjust the keyboard repeat rate to avoid accidental doubling-up of letters. If this does not meet your needs then Windows also offers a more specialist Slow Keys feature.
Filter Keys is a free Windows feature that helps individuals who press the wrong keys while typing due to tremor or mild incoordination.