Hello Mariana and Others,

I am using a very simple and inexpensive screen magnification program called
BigShot.  Another good program is ZoomText, which is available with and
without a screen reader  You can learn about them at
http://www.aisquared.com/Products/Products.htm. 

Janice Knuth




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Good afternoon,

As a list manager for several genealogy mail lists, I know how necessary it
is to remain  'on-topic'.  I hope this type of query is within the bounds
for this list.

My husband did some google searching for me and found there are computer
screen magnifying software available.  I need some recommendations.

My use of the computer:
genealogy software products
MS Word
MS Front page [to maintain our web page]
Eudora [for my email]
Windows Explorer

Thanks,
Mariana

Mariana Bean Ruggles


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