ZoomText Fusion 10.1 provides a special ZoomText Fusion Touch Icon, allowing you to instantly access key ZoomText Fusion features using touch gestures. These features include zooming in and out, scrolling the magnified view and using ZoomText Fusion’s reading tools like AppReader and the SpeakIt Tool. Here’s how it works… By default, when you install ZoomText Fusion 10.1 on a screen device, the ZoomText Fusion Touch Icon will appear on an edge of the screen. This floating icon remains visible even when you zoom in and out or scroll the magnified view. You can move the icon to several anchor points along the edges of your screen. This lets you position the icon exactly where you’d like it to be on screen, and allows you to move it if the icon is covering an item you need to see. The ZoomText Fusion Icon has two modes of operation: Windows Touch Mode and ZoomText Fusion Touch Mode. Windows Touch Mode passes all touch gestures to Windows and any other applications that are open on the screen, just as if ZoomText Fusion was not running on the system. This is the mode you need to be in when you want to interact with your desktop or applications using touch gestures (including the ZoomText Fusion toolbar). When in Windows Touch Mode, the icon appears as a group of Windows 8.x Start Screen tiles with a pointing finger at the bottom. ZoomText Fusion Touch Mode passes all touch gestures to ZoomText Fusion. This is the mode you need to be in when you want to access the ZoomText Fusion features that are supported by gestures (e.g. zoom in or out a little, or pan the magnified view). When in ZoomText Fusion Touch Mode, the icon appears as a ZoomText Fusion logo with a pointing finger at the bottom. This icon will also pulse (fade in and out) to let you know that ZoomText Fusion Touch Mode is active. To switch between Windows Touch Mode and ZoomText Fusion Touch Mode
Camera and System Performance On older computers, when using ZoomText Camera you may experience slow system and camera video performance when the camera is configured to run at a higher resolution, particularly at camera resolutions of 1280 and above. To resolve this problem, lower the camera resolution until your system and camera video performance is at an acceptable level. The resolution setting for ZoomText Camera is located in the Camera tab in ZoomText Fusion’s Tools dialog box. See “ZoomText Camera Settings” below. ZoomText Camera Settings The ZoomText Camera settings allow you to configure and launch the ZoomText Camera. To configure the ZoomText Camera settings In the Tools menu, choose Camera... The dialog appears with the Camera tab displayed. ZoomText Recorder ZoomText Recorder (currently unavailable) allows you to turn text from documents, webpages, email or other sources into audio recordings that you can listen to on your computer or transfer to your mobile device for listening to on the go. You simply copy or select the text you want to record and start ZoomText Recorder. With a few simple steps you give your recording a friendly name, choose a destination to record to and click the record button. And each recording is created using your choice of ZoomText Fusion voices or any other voices available on your system. When choosing iTunes or Windows Media Player as your destination your recordings are conveniently placed in a "ZoomText Recorder" playlist. And when using iTunes your recordings can be automatically synced when you plug in your iPod, iPhone or other iDevice.