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First free practical guide to NVDA screen reader released
First free practical guide to NVDA screen reader released
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The NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system. It communicates the contents of a computer screen via synthetic speech and Braille, enabling people who are blind or vision impaired to perform computer tasks such as searching the internet and writing documents.
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Access to telecommunications review launched
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The Terms of Reference to the ‘Review of access to telecommunications by people with disability, older Australians and people experiencing illness’ is now open for comment from individuals, consumers, and representatives until 19th August 2011.
The review aims to explore, in relation to people needing assistance to access telecommunication services:
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