Windows 98 magnafied text

Couldn't check for updates. You're offline. JS Paint may be outdated. Added padding to all dialogs so they don't feel cramped anymore. Message boxes now include warning or error icons, and play a sound when they appear.

Fixes Menu buttons are easier to open on a touch screen. The history view and error messages use more localized text.

Fixed cut off icons in buttons in the help window toolbar in the Modern theme. Winter Theme Updated the Winter theme with advent calendar-style tool buttons, that reveal improved holiday pixel art for each tool when you select them. Snowflakes in the menus indicate what letter you can press to select that item. For Arabic and Hebrew, right-to-left layout is supported!

I tried my hand at some Arabic calligraphy It's intended for use with an eye tracker, head tracker, or other coarse input scenario. A good place to start is coloring line art using just the Fill tool : Find coloring pages online , and copy and paste them into JS Paint.

This makes it work better with the Fill tool. You can disable this dwell clicking with the eye icon in the bottom of the screen. Speech Recognition Using only your voice, you can switch tools and colors, pan the view, click on buttons on the screen by name, and use most menu items. This feature pairs well with Eye Gaze Mode for a more complete hands free experience. JS Paint will show what it thinks you said in the status bar at the bottom of the screen. It's pretty close, other than the font.

Conclusion JS Paint should be way more accessible now. Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah! Click on Text in the history view to go back to text editing.

You can return to when a selection existed. Note: these states are skipped over with normal Undo and Redo, so you need to use the History window. Branching history: if you undo, and then make changes, you can get back to everything. Future states are preserved.

Warning: History is not saved with the autosave. Document history will be lost if you refresh the page, or close the tab, or if the tab crashes, or if you close or restart your browser, or likely if you're just on a phone and the mobile browser loses focus. Improved Mobile Support New: Use two fingers to pan the view. Polygon, Text, and Select Handles are now way easier to drag, with extended click targets, similar to Paint from Windows 7.

Zoom To Mouse New: The Magnifier now lets you zoom to a specific location, showing a preview of the new viewport. Full Clipboard Support JS Paint now lets you copy real image data to the Clipboard, both with keyboard shortcuts and from the Edit menu.

DocReader worked fine in Word 97 for both versions 7. A few problems occurred with Excel In version 7. An improvement in version 7. DocReader also did not read the toolbar in both versions. It was very hard to keep track of information because the cell, row, and data numbers were read as if they were right next to each other in DocReader display mode.

Unlike a dedicated screen reader, ZoomText Xtra's DocReader does not provide specific support for applications, such as Word 97 and Excel 97, in which the settings for tracking the caret, the mouse, or echoing what a user types are different for each program.

In DocReader the user can specially configure files but must constantly change the settings for each application. As a result, the settings are too general, since what is applied to Word 97 may not be applicable to Excel ZoomText Xtra is a first-rate screen magnifier and screen reader for people with low vision.

It has the edge over MAGic 6. As a screen magnifier, the only weakness was panning in Windows NT. ZoomText Xtra's DocReader performed as intended, with the exception of a few bugs that appeared when it was tested in Excel We provide a reading environment DocReader specifically designed for low vision document reading. We also feel that our level of hardware-software compatibility and technical support is unparalleled in the industry.

Manufacturer: Ai Squared; P. Skip to content. Double-click the Mouse icon. The Mouse Properties dialog box appears. Click the Pointers tab. Click the down-pointing arrow in the Scheme box. Choose the option you want. Click OK. Changing double-click speed If your mouse speed is too fast or too slow, you can change or adjust it. To change the double-click speed of your mouse: Click Start. Click the buttons tab. Click the little box in the Text area to check your double-click speed.

If your double-click speed is too slow , it might be difficult to get the computer to perform tasks. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.

Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip.