Hello Vicky and others:

I haven't heard of wizards used in any other way in reference to 
accessibility use.
Just what you said; Microsoft uses wizards to help users for example install 
a hardware devise or do some task.

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From: "Vicki Black" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: [VICUG-L] Question, please,


> Hi, all;
> I got a call this afternoon from a disability advocate in my state on 
> behalf
> of someone who's legally blind about computer software.  They were asking
> about something called Wizards.  Does anybody know of such a program or 
> even
> if there is such a program?  I get the idea they're maybe looking for
> something as an enlarger; they and the advocate knew of JAWS and ZoomText.
> I know about wizards in programs to help things get done, but that's about
> it.  Any input or ideas will be appreciated by the advocate and myself.
> Cordially,
> Vicki Black
>
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