>Flash Presentaions could do a lot - the auditory feed back and "speech" synthesizing service might require some additional licenses - you might look at the the XP desktop for special access tools.
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>>Hi Guys,
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>>Anybody here knows a Special Education Access Software that capable of the following?
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Screen reader that provides keyboard and mouse control of the computer.

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Enhanced Full screen Magnification of computer display.

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Spoken English descriptions of what is on the screen.

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Spoken English descriptions of items under the mouse.

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Auditory feedbacks for letters, words or sentences when typed.

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Convert selected text into speech, which can be then saved as an audio file, MP3, .MP4 and AAC support.

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Allows of reading of complex web pages

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>>TIA.
Thanks Terry for the info.