Recently, somebody claimed that the speech that comes with Windows is easy
to learn and useful for the visually impaired.

She said I could use any computer with Windows by clicking on an access
tool. Because I've heard nothing of that on this list, I suspect that she
exaggerating. Can anybody confirm here? Does Windows 2000 have speech
access that is usable for a person who can't read the screen?

Thanks
Peter Seymour


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