Listening To Windows 95 works with screen readers, braille displays, and screen enlargement software, although its target audience is primarily the auditory learner. The software operates on Windows 95 or Windows 98. Lets look at the CD-ROM based tutorial now. It requires a Windows sound card and speakers running on a fast 486 or Pentium computer. As the program automatically starts, you log in with your last name and proceed to where you last left off or to the main menu.
Lets review the menu now.
This program runs on Windows 95 or later and allows inexperienced keyboard users, or low vision and data entry workers to receive verbal confirmation of keyboarding activity. It works on any keyboard layout, even on notebook systems. The software relies on professionally narrated keyboard key descriptions to announce each key as you press it. It is fast and responsive. Several options are available for speed, pronunciation, and voice.