This page provides a number of websites that offer information and resources to assist you in making your website usable by those with visual and other disabilities.
How To Make Your Website Usable By Those With Visual and Other DisabilitiesThis very informative article explains how to ensure the accessibility of apps which you may be working on for the IPhone or IPad. In his conclusion the author points out that any effort expended to do this usually results in an improvement of the app for the sighted also.
How To Make Your IPhone and IPad Apps AccessibleThe documents found in this section contain instructions for accomplishing specific tasks. Important Note: The majority of these documents were written prior to the advent of Vista and Windows Seven. They may or may not apply to them. We make no promises and caution you to proceed carefully if you choose to follow them in either of those two Operating Systems.
Visit The How To Do It SectionThis section contains a variety of material that we believe is worth continuing to make available. This includes articles on blindness, the internet, humor and medical research.
The Accessible Devices ArchiveThis page contains more than 1,000 terms, shown as headings, with their definitions shown immediately below.
Computer Terms and DefinitionsThis page contains some of the abbreviations, and their meanings, commonly used in texting and on the internet. Abbreviations are shown as headings and the meanings appear immediately below.
Text And Internet AbbreviationsWe are working on making as many text manuals, for various products, available as possible. You may view the ones we currently have, by clicking on the link below.
View Available Product Text ManualsTelephone area dialing codes presented in an accessible format. You may use your screen reader serch feature to locate a number or location. Headings are provided to break numbers into groups of hundreds.
Telephone Area Dialing CodesThe information found here reports on new technology either just entering the market place or just about to enter it.
The New Technology ReportWe have gathered a list of locations where you can get your Braille Writer repaired. We neither endores nor recommend any of them.
Braille Writer Repair ServicesThe addresses here have been supplied by our subscribers.
Member Supplied Repair AddressesThis source offers free Braille calendars for the asking.
Free Braille Calendar SourceAt the time this information was provided, free Braille Playing cards were available from this source. Be sure to include your complete mailing address in the message and put Braille Playing Cards in the Subject line. You'll need to allow several Weeks for delivery.
wenarced2@aol.comWe have placed all our incoming e mail notification sounds on one page for greater convenience.
, Computer, Incoming E Mail, SoundsScratching your head as to what those beeps your computer sometimes makes mean? Here's some answers and a source for more.
BIOS Beep CodesNeed to know what hot keys in Jaws perform the same function in Window Eyes? This page can tell you.
Comprable Window Eyes and Jaws Hot KeysThis very informative article provides a wealth of information about how to locate information resources.
Locating and Using Dictionaries and Language Resources OnlineThis section will provide a number of useful resources, products and suggestions, to help you cook without sight.
Kitchen Resource CenterThis section contains information about products not specifically designed for the blind that members of the blind community have found to be useable. It also contains tips on improving the accessibility of products we use daily.
Accessibility Tips Products That Are Usable and Tips On Improving The Accessibility of Products We Use DailyA possible source for Braille overlays for your washing machine.
braille Overlays For Washing MachinesThis utility, reported to b accessible, allows you to copy file names, or the full file path and more, you choose.
Copy File Names UtilityThis is a list of VoiceOver Hot Keys, provided by The Mac Accessibility Team, that can be used when you pair your IPhone with a Bluetooth Keyboard.
VoiceOver Hot Key CommandsOn this page you will find websites that provide information as to the accessibility of Apps for Apple products. In addition you will also find audio demos demonstrating some of the various Apps.
Accessible Apps And General Information For The IPhone, IPad and IPod TouchThis quick reference guide will provide the majority of the hot keys you'll need for using the Qwitter accessibility interface for Twitter
Qwitter, Hot Key, Quick Reference GuideThe blog is composed of informational content and videos about our innovative products for the visually impaired, inspirational stories, educational materials and tips for people who suffer from low vision symptoms.
Visit The Low Vision Blog WebsiteImportant Note: The hot keys found in this section may not work for all versions of that application. Applications change so quickly that it is hard to keep up.
Application Hot KeysThis page contains a number of links to websites providing a variety of resources. These include information about the correct ports to use when setting up a router, as well as hot keys for various applications and a resource for getting problem PDF documents converted.
Useful Internet ResourcesThis link leads to a page where you may download a zip file containing several excellent audio tutorials on using Voice Over with Apple Products.
Tutorials For Using Voice Over With Apple ProductsThis page contains accessories that we have found both useful and accessible. They will work with products from more than one manufacturer.
Useful And Accessible AccessoriesThis section contains material, that while not directly related to accessibility, we think many of you will enjoy.
Touring the U.S.S. Missouri At Pearl Harbor. This audio tour is well worth listening to and contains some very interesting information.
Visit Our Special Features SectionOur own Big R has created some sounds that allow you to personalize your GW Connect sounds.
Customize Your GW Connect Sounds Return To The Accessible Devices Home PageUpdated on ... January 28, 2012