Window-Eyes gives total control over what you hear and how you hear it. Plus, with its enhanced Braille support that control is extended to what you feel as well. On top of all that, the power and stability of Window-Eyes means that most applications work right out of the box with no need for endless tinkering in order to get them to function properly.
Window-Eyes converts components of the Windows operating system into synthesized speech allowing for complete and total access to Windows based computer systems.
Window-Eyes integration into Windows is seamless, providing you with instant access to the operating system without having to learn a complicated set of keystrokes.
Applications that utilize standard Microsoft controls will be spoken automatically with little to no configuration necessary. Other applications may require simple modifications to Window-Eyes whose options are easily accessible via a well organized, speech control panel.
Features
- Unprecedented Stability
- Powerful Internet Support
- Remote Access with Citrix Metaframe XP
- Remote Access with Microsoft Terminal Services
- Remote Access with Microsoft Windows XP Remomte Desktop
- Includes free Microsoft Speech Software Synthesizer
- Includes 9 free Eloquence Voices
- Includes free DECtalk Access 32
- Includes 6 free ScanSoft™ RealSpeak Voices
- Works with many applications "out of the box"
- MSAA support
- Support for all video systems
- Switch synthesizers on the fly
- Switch Braille displays on the fly
- No Authorization Keys (Applies to US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand)
- Text, PDF, Windows Help, MP3, HTML documentation
- Microsoft Windows 9x, Me, 2000, XP, 2003
Supported Equipment
Computers:
IBM compatible (Intel Pentium/Celeron,AMD K6/Athlon/Duron) with a clock speed of 400 MHz or greater (300 MHz minimum). 128 MB RAM or higher (64 MB RAM or less may cause system performance degradation). Windows 9X, Millennium (Me), 2000, XP Home or Professional, 2003. A Minimum of 20 MB available hard-disk space and a CD-ROM drive.
Braille Displays:
Alva 240, Alva 280, Alva 320/340/440, Alva 380/480, Alva Satellite 544, Alva Satellite 570, Braille Lite 18, Braille Lite 40, Braille Lite M20, Braille Lite M40, Braille Voyager, Braille Window/CombiBraille, BrailleNote, Braillex EL 2D/40/80, Braillex EL Braille Assistant (Elba), Braillex 2D Screen, Braillex Compact/Tiny/2D Lite, DM80, Handy Tech Mod 80 and Braille Wave, Handy Tech Braillino, Handy Tech Book Worm, Handy Tech Braille Star 40/80, Navigator 20/40, Navigator 80, PowerBraille 40, PowerBraille 65/80, Vario 40/RBT40(Rabbit), Vario 80, Focus, PACmate 20, PACmate 40, Inka
Synthesizers:
Sounding Board, Speak-Out, Accent PC, Accent Mini or Messenger, Accent SA, Artic, Artic Transport, Apollo External, Apollo II External, Apollo Internal, Apollo II Internal, Votalker, Audapter, ASP, All Blazie Engineering Synthesizers, BrailleMate, Braille 'n Speak, DECtalk, Portable DECtalk, DECtalk PC, DECtalk Access 32, DECtalk External (original), DECtalk Express, Echo PC or GP, Keynote, Keynote PC, Keynote SA, Keynote Gold Multimedia, Litetalk, DoubleTalk PC, DoubleTalk LT, MultiVoice, or PCKPR, NewEcho, Personal Speech System, Reading Edge, SmarTalk, SAPI (Microsoft Speech Engine, Eloquence/Via Voice and others), FlexTalk (dependent on SAPI version), SMP, SSIL, TextAssist, PROSE 4000, or VertPlus, VoiceCard (PCMCIA), Triple Talk PCI, Triple Talk USB
Language Support
Through the use software speech, Window-Eyes offers the following voice support:
- US English Eloquence 5.0
- UK English Eloquence 5.0
- Castilian Spanish Eloquence 5.0
- Mexican Spanish Eloquence 5.0
- French Eloquence 5.0
- Canadian French Eloquence 5.0
- German Eloquence 5.0
- Italian Eloquence 5.0
- Portuguese Eloquence 5.0
- US English ScanSoft RealSpeak (Jennifer)
- UK English ScanSoft RealSpeak (Jane)
- Spanish ScanSoft RealSpeak (Isabel)
- French ScanSoft RealSpeak (Sophie)
- German ScanSoft RealSpeak (Vera)
- Italian ScanSoft RealSpeak (Bianca)
- US English Microsoft
Please Note: ScanSoft RealSpeak voices are only available under Windows 2000/XP/2003.
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