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.
Let us demonstrate the program as we discuss each of these features. Three different font sizes are provided for low vision reading of the screen. These are normal 12 point, large 18 point, and extra large 36 point font sizes available from the menu. For the speech user, alternate pronunciations for keystrokes may be familiar, but for new computer users and students just starting out, learning key names and their symbolic uses can be tricky. These schemes or modes include normal, terse, math, and full.