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consultancy services. My Computer My Way My Computer My Way is a free, interactive tool developed by AbilityNet that makes any computer, tablet and smartphone easier to use. It can help you ensure that your equipment is set up the best way possible to suit your particular needs. It covers all the accessibility features built into your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone, and all the main operating systems – Windows, Mac OS X, iOS and Android. My Computer My Way shows you how to adjust your computer to assist with: vision impairment – help seeing your screen hearing difficulties – help with sounds and audio motor issues – help with your keyboard and mouse cognitive problems – help with reading, spelling and understanding. You can use it for free at AbilityNet factsheets AbilityNet’s factsheets provide an extensive range of practical advice about specific conditions and the hardware and software adaptations that can help people of any age use computers to fulfil their potential. Relevant topics covered include: Controlling the computer with your voice Vision impairment and computing Workstation ergonomics Repetitive strain injury (RSI) in the workplace. All these resources are free to download from Workplace Assessment Service When it comes to computing solutions, one size does not fit all. We believe that each case is unique and that individual attention is vital. Our Workplace Assessment Service integrates personal, technical and organisational considerations to arrive at sound and realistic suggestions, documented in a report. To find out more about AbilityNet’s Workplace Assessment Service, please visit or call 01926 465 247.
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