Freeware: impaired users

[thewoosterisroot]

Hey guys, I have a sister with very poor vision, so I am looking for a Free program to help her out. Many of the programs i have looked at cost over $100, easy. If that is what needs to be spent, fine, but i was wondering if there are any good, free options out there. I've been looking, but most of the programs are demos, or don't work that well. Anyway, thanks guys.

 

[howard_hopkinso]

Would Windows own accessibilty options help?

Click start/all programmes/Accessories/Accessibilty.

Regards Howard

 

[thewoosterisroot]

Yes, i have looked into that. I will probably examine windows componets in more detail, but unforunently i don't think they are going to make the cut.

 

[lilsweety577]

freewarefiles.com

 

[EsTeBaNo]

Try Checking at Download.com
They have any kinds of stuff there

 

[thewoosterisroot]

Hey, thanks all for you help. However, events have take a change for the better,and it looks like a "school for the blind" might be paying for her to have a professional program (one of those programs that is ridiculously overpriced but does work well), so that takes care of that. Thanks again