I'm impressed with its simplicity and convenience. I currently use the freeware Moo0, the ONE HOT KEY Magnifier. * The Text-to-Speech feature that's built-in to Windows can also play its part. I have set mine to light grey and it's a great help. * If glare hurts your eyes, consider globally changing the background colour that Windows uses.

* Increase the DPI to what feels right for you. Save | CancelĪnd to any other computer users who are struggling with low vision, ripening cataracts, glaucoma, AMD, and the numerous other vision problems that can afflict us at any stage of life, but especially as we age, here's what helps me:

For example, I exclude ClipMate from Listary in order to access all of the features of ClipMate.

I should note that one needs to be aware of the options and interactions of one's installed software. IE9 can be set to always override the text size and other readability settings, set the zoom, etc., so I suspect that other browsers can do the same.įor those mentioning magnifiers, most browsers respond to control-mousewheel to zoom, and the Windows 7 magnifier can be controlled with Win+ (actually, Win=) and Win. #43, Michael Vanier, I'm using IE9, but most browsers have similar options. It should show up in the revision history of the extender. You had mentioned a reliability problem with some of the clipboard extenders which you had tried, and the new clipboard API which was introduced with Vista was designed to increase the reliability of capturing the clipboard contents (not other issues). #48, bobbo, I'm a bit confused by your comment. #45, banditrider, it's fair to compare FastPaste to full-featured clipboard extenders because almost all of them have a way to keep and quickly select common text/images for pasting.

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