You can dictate into a word processor without pausing between words. You can also make corrections, spell, and format with voice commands. The deluxe version lets you create custom macros to increase your productivity. Alternative Output Devices People who are partially sighted or blind need alternative ways to read output. The visually impaired can use magnification utilities to enlarge screen contents.
Blind users can opt for refreshable displays that convert text on the screen into tactile Braille.
Another option, embossing devices, produce Braille paper copies of text. Screen readers are voice synthesis systems that convert words on the screen into audio output. It uses the numeric keypad for speech control and keyboard hotkeys in place of a mouse. JAWS can be used with a hardware speech synthesizer, such as an internal DECtalk PC board, or a software synthesizer, such as FlexTalk. The program does require users to have some knowledge of Emacs.