Using computers
The types of AT covered here are mostly software which run on computers to enable the user to make use of computers
Adjust Mouse properties
Allows the user to change the way a mouse or equivalent pointer responds to movement and button operation, or how the pointer appears on the screen
Educational applications
Often in the form of games, these numerous applications facilitate learning
Enhanced standard input devices
Gives some people who have difficulties with standard input devices the ability to operate a computer
Integrated system
Gives the user the ability to operate at least two out of : computer applications, environmental controls, mobility devices, voice output communication
On screen keyboards
Allows a person to write text without using a physical keyboard
See 'Alternative Control' section of database
Gives people who cannot use standard or enhanced standard input devices the ability to operate a computer
Text reader
Application that reads text off the screen to the user
Windows accessibility options
Allows the user to change the way the interaction between themselves and the computer works