[access-uk] Re: touch typing courses again
- From: Joe Paton <joe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 02:12:08 +0100
Graham,
only 25 per cent of an answer here. On the mac, running Voice over, you
can press a keystroke after which, any or most of the keys when pressed,
are announced rather than sent to the operating system. don't know about
typing tutors though, some time ago I did have some details, but I haven't
seen them for a while. If you don't get anywhere, which I doubt will
happen, drop me a note, and i will ferret about.
Regards,
Joe
At 14:22 09/08/2005, you wrote:
Hi all.
This subject rears its ugly head from time to time and I am repeating and
often asked question.
Does anyone know of any decent touch typing courses that someone can use
on either a Mac or a PC?
I have an access to work client who needs a screenreader and the company
he works for uses MACS.
For the time being his PC use is likely to be quite basic and his
immediate needs involve learning to type without looking at the keyboard
as he can not see enough to continue looking at the keys while typing.
Does anyone know of either an accessible touch typing tutor for the mac
or a touch typing program that works with Windows XP on the PC?
Cheers
Graham
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