You can also select the Mouse button on the Reader tab to change mouse echo features.To cycle through the different mouse echo settings, press CAPS LOCK+ALT+M.ZoomText can read the word or the line of text that you point to with the mouse pointer. Try experimenting with these features to see if it is something that you want to use now or in the future. The mouse echo and keyboard echo settings let you control how much detail is spoken as you type on the keyboard and use the mouse. You can also change the voice rate using the Rate box on the Reader tab.Note: If speech becomes overwhelming at first, press CTRL to momentarily stop speech To decrease the voice rate, press CAPS LOCK+ALT+DOWN ARROW.To increase the voice rate, press CAPS LOCK+ALT+UP ARROW.Initially, you may want to decrease the voice rate until you are comfortable with both listening to ZoomText speak and following where focus is on the screen. The first thing to decide with speech is how fast or slow you want ZoomText to speak. This includes how the keyboard is echoed when you type, and how ZoomText’s program echo announces menus, dialog boxes and other controls as you navigate through your applications. If you are running ZoomText Magnifier/Reader, ZoomText audibly echoes and narrates everything you do, so your second task is to adjust ZoomText’s voice rate and echo settings so that ZoomText speaks program activity the way you like. This is a handy way of comparing how much of the display you can actually see when it is magnified.
Note: To toggle between the current magnification level and 1x magnification, press CAPS LOCK+ENTER. You can also use the Zoom Level box on the Magnifier tab to change zoom levels.To zoom out, press CAPS LOCK+DOWN ARROW.Magnification values range from 1.0x to 60x with incremental steps between 1.0x and 5.0x. When you start ZoomText for the first time, it magnifies the entire screen at 2x magnification. The next step is to find a zoom level that works best for you. Click the top half of the Color button on the Magnifier tab.Press and hold the CAPS LOCK key and then press C, or.The idea is to reduce glare and provide contrast to make it easier to view items on the screen. Let’s start by inverting screen brightness.
Since the primary purpose of ZoomText is to make everything larger and easier to see, the first task is to adjust the zoom level (magnification) and screen colors for comfortable viewing. Setting Up Screen Brightness and Magnification Pressing the ENTER key on the Zoom Level box will also toggle the Zoom to 1x magnification.
When the focus is in the Zoom Level box (on the Magnifier tab) or the Rate box (on the Reader tab), pressing the Up and Down arrow buttons adjust the zoom and rate values and pressing the Left and Right arrow buttons move the focus to the next control. When the focus is on a split button, pressing the ENTER key toggles the feature, while pressing the Down arrow expands a list of settings. Using the arrow keys on your keyboard, you can navigate the ZoomText menu, toolbar tabs, toolbar controls, and button menus. You can access and operate the entire toolbar using the mouse or the keyboard. The ZoomText toolbar has a streamlined layout that makes it easy to learn and fast to use. If you need to briefly silence speech, press CTRL. If you are running ZoomText Magnifier/Reader, speech is also enabled.
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When you first start ZoomText, the ZoomText toolbar appears, and your screen displays in Full view mode with 2x magnification. If you are running ZoomText Magnifier/Reader, ZoomText also echoes and narrates what you are doing, audibly confirming where you are, what you type, and more. So as you move the mouse pointer, type text, and navigate your applications, your point of interest is always in view. Most of the time ZoomText works in the background providing a magnified and enhanced view that follows all of your activity. The following is an overview of how ZoomText works along with instructions for setting up basic visual and voice settings.
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