The demo is free, so just download it and try it out for yourself.
I find the Mac 'zoom to be a minimal magnification program. It does little to
smooth out the jaggies and there are few color enhancements.
'zoom Text lets you change cursors, pointer, colors, small and large
magnification
Hi
I hope my comments werenot construed as being ungrateful. I am primarily a
voiceover user, though do have the vision to use screen magnification to find
elements on the screen voiceover doesn't seem to want to read. I have found
Apple's own screen magnification to work quite nicely. I did
I'm going to play the cynic here, and ask, just what does ZoomText offer that
Zoom does not? I'll be happy to read somewhere, but WILL NOT install a demo
without answers first, as I too, am fully satisfied with Zoom, and it's ability
to work in conjunction with VoiceOver. Jmo.
Egun On,
Hello,
I think if there were enough low vision users to contact Apple accessibility
and ask for different color combinations
Within their zoom product, There would be no need for Third-party vendors to
develop a nap. We as low vision users/screen reader users Need to be our own
advocate for
Hi folks,
I also downloaded the file. It seems to work, yet needsa little work with
reference to its layout. Not sure how I feel about 3rd party developers getting
in to the mac OS with referenced to Apple seems to do an admirable job thus
far. I am afraid if 3rd party developers are allowed in
ZoomText is not a screen reader, and as there questions and answers state, they
have no interest in making a screen reader for the Mac.
AI squared only makes products for low vision users. Their Windows products
include some text to speech features, but, no matter what, you need some vision
to
Hello,
Thanks for your kind response. I understand Zim text is not a screen reader per
se. I use a combination of speech and screen magnification. My concern is with
the idea that Apple would allow someone else into their API therefore allowing
a third-party vendor to take over their
Considering that Apple continues to score record breaking profits with its
product line, cost cutting is not likely a major issue just now.
still have people broached the screen maganification factor with apple
accessibility directly?
I honestly figured that it already existed in some form.
Hey everyone,
I have recently tried to download the demo for Zoom text.
I went to the developer website, which was provided as a link in the Applevis
News feed I am subscribed to.
Upon entering in my information, I was taken to a page where I could download a
trial version. I was not able to
From what I see you will need to give a bit of information on yourself
before the trial download is allowed. Here is the link.
http://aisquared.com/zoomtextmac/more/download_zoomtextmac_trial/
Take care.
-Rodney
On 2/7/13, Emilio S. Hernandez emilio.s.hernan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey everyone,
I downloaded Zoomtext successfully last night and took it for a short spin. It
seems to work quite well. I went to the products link on the AI Squared
website and found the Mac download link there. I had to enter my name, email
and a few other details and it then downloaded the file to my
:34 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Zoom Text on Mac Question [was Re: iTunes/iPod Shuffle
Problem]
Hello,
How about the options under Universal access. The mac has
accessibility aides for blind, visually empaired and deaf persons.
Dan
key...@comcast.net
On Mar
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