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Sticky Keys fix for Windows XP
25 October 07 10:47 AM | danhub | 1 Comments   
I have been informed that in a recent Windows Update for Windows XP there has been an accessibility related fix. Apparently there was a bug with sticky keys where sticky keys did not work when you had locked your computer. (eg. you could not log back Read More...
Vista ships...record number of AT products available at launch
04 February 07 02:41 PM | danhub | 1 Comments   
On Tuesday Windows Vista finally shipped to consumers. For a list of compatible Assistive Technology products go to the Microsoft AT search tool ( http://www.microsoft.com/enable/at/search.aspx ) and select Windows Vista in the "Compatibe With" field. Read More...
Accessibility Video Tour
14 November 06 11:35 AM | danhub | 0 Comments   
Recently members of the Microsoft Accessibility team were interviewed by Dr. Bill Crounse as a part of his House Calls for Healthcare Professionals series of on-demand audio programming. Healthcare Professionals Webcast Channel 10 Accessibility Video Read More...
IE7 Accessibility
07 November 06 11:52 AM | danhub | 1 Comments   
Kelly Ford, a tester for the IE team, has posted some great information about IE7 and the compatibility with a number of Assistive Technologies including JAWS, Window-Eyes, Zoomtext and several Dolphin products. Visit the IE Blog for his entire summary Read More...
Interview on CRIS radio
07 November 06 11:21 AM | danhub | 0 Comments   
Last week I was interviewed by Jeremy Curry from GW Micro for the monthly 'On the Move' radio show that he hosts. It is being broadcast later today. You can find more information at AOL Ability . Or go directly to the Chicago Lighthouse website . Jeremy Read More...
Microsoft Vendor Program Open Enrollment
01 November 06 09:15 AM | danhub | 0 Comments   
November is open enrollment for companies to apply for membership into the Assistive Technology Vendor Program. For more information about requirements or to request an application, please visit the Microsoft Accessibility Website . Read More...
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