By David Banes © Computing.co.uk — The release of Windows 7 has been widely welcomed as a big step forward from Vista. But the benefits extend beyond obvious improvements, as it greatly enhances accessibility for disabled users…. READ ARTICLE
By Stuart Andrews © itpro.co.uk — Windows 7 will be with us in just a few weeks and it’s generally accepted that the new operating system is good news for end users and IT departments, whether they opted for Vista or not. However, the latest Windows could also bring benefits for some more specific groups of IT users: people with visual or hearing impairments, those with impaired mobility, or those with dyslexia, cognitive impairments or learning difficulties…. READ STORY