V-View software

Steve Hooley! hooleyss at gsaix2.cc.GaSoU.EDU
Mon Jun 9 10:03:38 EDT 1997


        Absolutely - and it works great, both as a browser and magnifier 


>Sue,
>
>If you are only interested in magnifying the screen, and your only use of
>the computer is Web browsing, you might want to consider using Opera as
>your browser instead of Netscape.  You can (very easily and conveniently)
>zoom in (or out) between 20% to 1000% of screen size. 
>
>Also, Opera will take up fewer of the not unlimited resources of your 486 
>with 8 MB RAM.
>
>Stefan
>
>> We are interested in making at least one of our public workstations suitable
>> for use by the visually impaired.  We use a Netscape interface to get to all
>> of our reference databases (the URL's call batch files to open the networked
>> CD's) as well as First Search and regular web pages such as Carl Online.  I
>> would like to know if anyone is using V-View software and how it is working
>> for them in Netscape.  From what I understand it is software and an adapter
>> board that enables text on the screen to be enlarged.    I checked the
>> archives and found a message where someone referred to using Zoom Text
>> software for magnifiying text on the screen.  I will be checking into this
>> package.  I'd also be interested in hearing about any other packages that
>> people are using.  FYI, we are running 486's with 8MB RAM and Netscape 2.01.
>> 
>
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