EnableMart (a division of School Health Corporation)

5353 South 960 East, Ste. 200
Salt Lake City, Utah 84117
United States
Telephone: 888-640-1999 or 801-281-7682.
Fax: 866-487-0410.
Web: http://www.enablemart.com.
Email: sales@enablemart.com.

Products distributed by EnableMart (a division of School Health Corporation) (listed alphabetically)

1. 101 ANIMATIONS

   101 Animations is a cause and effect training program designed for use with children with cognitive and upper extremity disabilities. This simple activity causes a loud, large animation (non-age-specific cartoon) on the computer screen with every switch activation. This program includes 101 animations. This program can be accessed with Mouseclick (see separate entry), a touch screen, a single switch, or the standard keyboard space bar. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

2. 2+2

   2+2 is a math skills training system designed for use with children with low vision or cognitive disabilities. This program focuses on early arithmetic problems and uses an errorless learning method. The program features both drill and test modes and are designed to enable the instructor to enter vertical or horizontal problems for drilling and testing. This program can be accessed using the standard keyboard, IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry), or a single switch (not included). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or on IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

3. 3M ERGONOMIC MOUSE (MODELS EM500GPL, EM500GPS, EM550GPL, & EM550GPS)

   The 3M Ergonomic Mouse is a mouse designed for use by individuals with arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. This mouse has a vertical grip that keeps the user's hand and wrist at a neutral angle, while the mouse works as a regular optical mouse. The user grips the unit's handle while resting the hand on its base, and left and right clicks with the thumb. The mouse can alleviate pain and discomfort of repetitive stress injuries in the hand, wrist, or arm. It has a soft-touch painted surface. It is for right-handed use and comes in wired (models EM500GPL and EM500GPS) or wireless (models EM550GPL and EM550GPS) versions SIZES: Large (model EM550GPL) and small (model EM550GPS). system requirements: USB port for connection to the computer. WARRANTY: 2 years.

4. ABILITY SWITCH TESTER (MODEL 65955)

   Ability Switch Tester, model 65955, is control switch assessment system designed for use with individuals who use control switches to operate devices. This unit provides visual and auditory indications when a switch is activated. The switch is plugged into the tester, and switch closure is indicated by a light and a tone. The auditory feedback can be switched off. This device is equipped with jacks for single, dual, and multiple switches. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery. DIMENSIONS: 6 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

5. ABLEWARE TKO TURNING KNOB OPERATOR (MODEL H75310)

   The Ableware TKO Turning Knob Operator is designed to assist individuals with limited manual strength or dexterity to grasp, turn, and open any non-round control knob or appliance handle. The turner consists of a large T-handle attached to a large round base with retractable pins on its bottom. When the turner is pressed onto a knob the pins contacting with the knob’s surface retract, while the remaining pins surround the knob for a secure grip. The turner can be used on irregular knobs, including triangular knobs larger than itself. DIMENSIONS: The base is 2.25 inches in diameter. The T-shaped handle is 5.25 inches long.

6. ACCELLA SERIES (MODELS 6030, 4830 & 6024)

   The Accella Series, models 6030, 4830, and 6024 are computer work centers and height-adjustable work tables designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs. The height adjustment, which is accomplished using the built-in hand crank, also provides access for individuals who stand or use standing aids while working. The hand crank is located underneath the tabletop and folds out of the way when not in use. The standard table has a laminate top, anodized aluminum pedestal, and steel feet. OPTIONS: Solid wood veneers, PVC vinyl edge treatments, casters, plastic glides/levelers, under desk computer holder, extending keyboard drawer, articulating keyboard drawer with or without mouse tray, pencil drawer, hanging pedestal storage. DIMENSIONS: Model 6030 has a 60 x 30 inch top, model 4830 has a 48 x 30 inch top, and model 6024 has a 60 x 24 inch top. The height adjusts from 27 to 39 inches. COLOR: The laminate surface is available in amber maple, golden oak, and dove grey. The solid wood veneer is available in oak, maple, and cherry. WARRANTY: Two years.

7. ACCELLA TREATMENT TABLE (MODEL 6030)

   The Accella Treatment Table, model 6030 is a treatment table designed for use with children in therapy settings. The height-adjustable table features a permanently attached treatment mat of bacteria-resistant reinforced vinyl covering over padded high-density polyurethane foam, and height adjustment using a built-in hand crank. The lower heights facilitate transfers, while the higher levels accommodate treatment. DIMENSIONS: The table has a height adjustment range of 24 to 36 inches and a surface area of 60 x 30-inches. The treatment mat is two inches thick. COLOR: Black or red vinyl. WARRANTY: Two years.

8. ADAPTED DIGITAL CAMERA (MODEL 5155)

   The Adapted Digital Camera, model 5155, is a switch adapted camera designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This kid-friendly camera is mounted on a power-driven platform that can tilt up and down and pan left or right to frame a picture before shooting. The motorized platform pedestal has three adjustable feet to level the camera. The panning and tilting function is controlled by the 5-inch orange disc on the black controller center. Use the buttons on the control panel to turn the camera on and to take a picture. This camera also takes movies and downloads easily to a personal computer. The 2.0 Mega Pixel camera has 16 megabytes of memory, an SD memory card slot for memory expansion, and a photo editing program on CD-Rom. The power-driven platform can be mounted on any size tripod (sold separately) by simply screwing the base on the tripod just like any other camera. POWER: Uses 12 double-A batteries. OPTIONS: Tripod. DIMENSIONS(HxWxD): The platform is 10.5 x 10 x 10 inches; the controller is 1.5 x 6 x 11.5 inches. COLOR: Camera colors will vary.

9. ADJECTIVES AND OPPOSITES: LEARNING AT THE CIRCUS

   Adjectives and Opposites: Learning at the Circus is a tutorial program designed to introduce and reinforce the concept of adjectives and opposites for children with language-learning, developmental, severe physical or cognitive disabilities, or autism. This program strengthens vocabulary, teaches adjectives and opposites, and reinforces basic concepts. Before the program begins, the instructor selects an activity and interface and decides whether to use the game for encouragement and reinforcement. At the end of a lesson, a summary of the student's performance can be viewed on-screen or printed out. The seven activities are Train Vocabulary, Explore Vocabulary, Train Opposites, Explore Opposites, Explore Adjectives, Identify Adjectives and Identify Opposites. Other features include: high-quality speech; engaging animation; and accessibility with keyboard, touch screen, single switch or mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

10. AIRLINK CORDLESS SWITCH

    The AirLink Cordless Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. Used without a cord, it can be used to remotely activate appliances, toys, etc. connected to the PowerLink 3 (see separate entry) from a distance of 20 feet. Using the switch with the included cord causes it to function like a Jelly Bean Switch (see separate entry) to activate connected toys, appliances, etc. The switch is contained in a high-impact disk with a connectable base, enabling two or more switches to be joined together. The entire surface of the switch is sensitive to pressure and less than two ounces of pressure is required for activation. OPTIONS: Detachable mounting bracket. DIMENSIONS: 2.5 inches in diameter and 3 inches high at the tallest point. The cord is five feet long. COLOR: Teal with a black base.

11. ALADDIN CLASSIC

    The Aladdin Classic is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a 17-inch black-and-white monitor. The reading table has a large, non-glare platform to accommodate oversized books. The reading table moves freely in any direction and a large easy-to-operate lever locks the table in position. Adjustable drag-and-lock margin stops enable viewing of columns. This system provides print magnification to more than two inches high, bright negative viewing mode, and a photo viewing mode. The unit offers magnification from 4 X to 25X. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control knob, and a picture control lever with four positions. OPTIONS: Tabletop monitor stand, plexiglass sheet, carrying case, and dust cover. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 15.6 x 21.5 x 22 inches. The viewing area on the monitor is 12.8 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 37 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship. A three-year extended warranty is available.

12. ALADDIN COMPANION

    The Aladdin Companion is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This portable system features a built-in carrying handle, a fixed reading table, and a nine-inch black-and-white monitor. This system provides print magnification to more than one inch high, bright negative viewing mode, and a photo viewing mode. The unit offers magnification from 2.8X to 17.5X. Television inputs enable the unit to be connected to a television for viewing a larger image. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control lever, and a variable picture control knob. OPTIONS: Moveable reading table, dust cover, and a television connection cable. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 14.5 x 21 x 18 inches. The viewing area on the monitor is 8.5 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 18 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

13. ALADDIN PRO 75

    The Aladdin Pro 75 is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a fully-integrated 14-inch black-and-white monitor. The reading table has a smooth, non-glare platform to accommodate heavy books. The reading table allows reading of a full-sized sheet of paper without repositioning and a large easy-to-operate lever locks the table fully or partially in position. The unit also offers adjustable drag and margin stops. This system provides print magnification to more than three inches high and magnification from 4.5 X to 50X. The unit also offers shadow masking, which highlights one area of the screen while dimming the rest, and underlining, which places an adjustable line on the screen for use as a writing guide or place marker. Controls include an on/off switch, a magnification lever, a picture control selector, a fine focus knob, and a shadow mask and line marker knob. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 15.6 x 22.7 x 21.25 inches. The reading table is 15.6 inches wide x 16.4 inches deep. The viewing area on the standard monitor is 12.8 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 42.5 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

14. ALADDIN RAINBOW

    The Aladdin Rainbow is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a 14-inch color monitor. The reading table has a large, non-glare platform to accommodate oversized books. The reading table moves freely in any direction and a large easy-to-operate lever locks the table in position. The unit also offers adjustable drag-and-lock and margin stops for viewing columns. This system provides print magnification to more than three inches high, bright negative viewing mode, color select mode to enable a choice of background and letter color, full-color viewing mode, and full-color photo mode. The unit offers magnification from 4.5 X to 50X. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control knob, and a picture control lever with six positions. OPTIONS: Carrying case and dust cover. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 15.6 x 21.5 x 22 inches. The viewing area on the standard monitor is 13.3 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 44.7 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

15. ALADDIN RAINBOW PRO

    The Aladdin Rainbow Pro is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a 14-inch color monitor. The reading table has a large, non-glare platform to accommodate oversized books and it moves freely in any direction.This system provides print magnification to more than three inches high, bright negative viewing mode, color select mode to enable a choice of background and letter color, full-color viewing mode, and full-color photo mode. Additional features include shadow masking, which highlights one area of the screen while dimming the rest, and underlining, which places an adjustable line on the screen for use as a writing guide or place marker. The unit offers magnification from 4.5 X to 50X. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control knob, a picture control lever with six positions, shadow mask/line marker knob, and a tint control knob to adjust image color. OPTIONS: Carrying case and dust cover. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 15.6 x 21.5 x 22 inches. The viewing area on the standard monitor is 13.3 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 44.7 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

16. ALADDIN ULTRA

    The Aladdin Ultra is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a 17-inch black-and-white monitor. The reading table has a large, non-glare platform to accommodate oversized books. The reading table moves freely in any direction and a large easy-to-operate lever locks the table in position. Adjustable drag-and-lock margin stops enable viewing of columns. This system provides print magnification to more than four inches high, bright negative viewing mode, and a photo viewing mode. The unit offers magnification from 5.4 X to 60X. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control knob, and a picture control lever. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 17 x 20.1 x 27 inches. The viewing area on the standard monitor is 16.5 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 51.4 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

17. ALADDIN ULTRA PRO 75

    The Aladdin Ultra Pro 75 is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system features a reading table and a 17-inch black-and-white monitor. The Feather Touch reading table has a large, smooth non-glare platform to accommodate heavy books. The reading table moves freely in any direction and a large easy-to-operate lever locks the table in position or minimizes movement from front to back. Adjustable drag-and-lock margin stops enable viewing of columns. This system includes Telesensory's fast-refresh system which provides a faster refresh rate to assist those who may observe screen flicker while relying on peripheral vision for reading. The unit also provides print magnification to more than four inches high, bright negative viewing mode, and a photo viewing mode. A shadow mask feature highlights one area of the screen while dimming the rest, enabling the user to focus on one area or line at a time. An underline feature places an adjustable underline on the screen to use as a writing guide or to keep one's place while reading or viewing documents. The unit offers magnification from 5.4 X to 60X. Controls include a size control lever for magnification change, a focus control knob, a picture control lever with four positions, and a shadow mask/underline knob. OPTIONS: Tabletop monitor stand, plexiglass sheet, 20-inch S-video monitor, and a 17-inch SVGA monitor. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 17 x 20.1 x 27 inches. The viewing area on the standard monitor is 16.5 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 51.4 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

18. ALL ABOUT YOU GAME (MODEL LSG4)

    All About You, model LSG4, is a personal skills and independent living skills tutorial program in a board game format designed to help people with cognitive disabilities develop independent living and social skills necessary to function in an integrated environment. The program encourages players to engage in age-appropriate conversation to increase self-esteem. Topics include learning to be more independent, learning to be more thoughtful, respecting the rights and feelings of others, making and keeping friends, surviving peer pressure, reporting abuse, dealing with jealousy and compliments, and others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, six individual progress reports, and a teacher's guide with answers to the questions on the board and on the Draw cards and additional topics for discussion. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and a set of 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

19. ALL-TURN-IT SPINNER

    The All-Turn-It Spinner is a switch adapted game spinner designed to enable children and adults with physical disabilities to play commercially available popular games and specially-designed games. The spinner features a built-in control switch, but it may also be controlled by any external single switch (sold separately) plugged into the external jack. The durable plastic spinner features a built-in stand for easy viewing and the arrow and the overlay spin independently of one another with each switch activation for additional visual interest and stimulation. A dice overlay set is included to enable users to spin a roll of the dice in games requiring dice throws such as Monopoly, Clue, or Yahtzee (each sold separately wherever games and toys are sold). POWER: Uses 2 double-A batteries (not included). OPTIONS: A Golf and Bowling Overlays Set ($26.00), a Standard and Color Bingo Overlays Set ($26.00), a Soccer and Basketball Overlays Set ($26.00), and a Create-Your-Own Overlays Kit ($26.00) are available. Also available are permanent overlay templates; numbers, colors, and shapes reusable stickers; a Math in Motion Activity Set; Tale Blazers writing activity overlays; and a Spin 'N' Spell Activity Set.

20. AMERIPHONE ALERTMASTER BABY SOUND MONITOR (MODEL AMBX)

    The Ameriphone AlertMaster Baby Sound Monitor, model AMBX, is designed to alert individuals with hearing disabilities to a baby cry. When placed near the baby, the device enables monitoring of the baby from any room in the house. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery (included). WARRANTY: One year.

21. AMERIPHONE ALERTMASTER NOTIFICATION SYSTEM (MODEL AM-100)

    The Ameriphone AlertMaster Notification System, model AM-100, is a signal system designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This system alerts users to the ringing of a telephone or the doorbell by flashing a connected lamp in a distinguishable pattern. This model includes a wireless doorbell transmitter.

22. AMERIPHONE ALERTMASTER WIRELESS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM (MODEL AM-6000)

    The Ameriphone Alertmaster Wireless Notification System, model AM-6000, is an all-in-one signal system designed to alert individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to environmental sounds. The system uses a flashing lamp, bed shaker, and a panel of lights to alert to different sounds, including a telephone ring, an alarm clock (built in), a doorbell (included), a baby cry, audio alarm devices, someone entering the home, loud room noises such as a smoke detector, and anintercom/door buzzer. The system also features a wireless receiver which can be purchased separately or as a package with the transmitter. The system includes a base unit, a bed shaker with cord, a doorbell transmitter, and a personal page switch. OPTIONS: An audio alarm transmitter, a baby sound monitor, a door announcer, a personal signaler, a motion sensor, and a personal tactile signaler. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty.

23. AMERIPHONE ALERTMASTER WIRELESS REMOTE RECEIVER (MODEL AMRX2)

    The Ameriphone AlertMaster Wireless Remote Receiver, model AMRX2, is a remote control receiver for a light signal designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This product is an accessory for the AlertMaster 6000 Notification System (see separate entry). When connected, it provides flashing lamp and LED icon notification anywhere within 80 feet of the AlertMaster 6000 base unit.

24. AMERIPHONE AMAX ALERTMASTER AUDIO ALARM MONITOR

    The Ameriphone AMAX AlertMaster Audio Alarm Monitor is a wireless signal transmitter designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This device notifies users of a home audio alert, such as a timer or a fire, smoke or carbon monoxide detector. POWER: Uses a 9-volt battery (included). WARRANTY: One year.

25. AMERIPHONE AMDX ALERTMASTER DOOR ANNOUNCER (MODEL 01882)

    The Ameriphone AMDX AlertMaster Door Announcer, model 01882, is a doorbell signal designed to alert individuals with hearing disabilities to the ringing of a doorbell or to a door intercom. When placed next to the existing doorbell, door chime, or intercom up to 80 feet away from the base unit, the device will alert the user when someone is at the door. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery (included). WARRANTY: One year.

26. AMERIPHONE AMPX ALERTMASTER PERSONAL SIGNALER (MODEL 01885)

    The Ameriphone AMPX AlertMaster Personal Signaler, model 01885, is a portable remote control receiver for light signal designed to indicate different household sounds for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The lightweight receiver clips to the user's belt and alerts the wearer to any household activity up to 80 feet away from the base unit. Various activities are indicated by different vibration patterns and light indicators. POWER: Uses rechargeable 9-volt NiCad batteries (battery and charger included). WARRANTY: One year.

27. AMERIPHONE AMPXB ALERTMASTER PERSONAL TACTILE SIGNALER (MODEL 01886)

    The Ameriphone AMPXB AlertMaster Personal Tactile Signaler, model 01886, is a tactile paging system designed for use by individuals who are deaf, deaf blind, or hard of hearing. This portable unit has a tactile pad that provides vibrating notice of any kind of alert from the AM6000 AlertMaster Notification System (not included; see separate entry). It can be worn or carried for notification of household events inside or outside the house, including remote areas.

28. AMERIPHONE AMSX ALERTMASTER MOTION SENSOR (MODEL 01884)

    The Ameriphone AMSX AlertMaster Motion Sensor, model 01884, is a wireless security system designed to indicate the presence of someone in the house for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It monitors the entry, hallway, or window and notifies the user of any unusual motion. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery (included). WARRANTY: One year.

29. AMERIPHONE DIGITAL CELL PHONE COMPATIBLE COMBINATION TTY/VCO (MODEL Q90D)

    The Ameriphone Digital Cell Phone Compatible Combination TTY/VCO, model Q90D, is a portable text telephone or TT designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It plugs into most cellular and cordless telephones and features a full-size keyboard with 68 keys. The large, high contrast two-line display tilts for optimal viewing, and backlighting is provided to make reading easier. The Dialogue LVD (see separate entry), a large visual display, can also be used with this model. Hi-Speed Code sends text at twice the standard speed. Other features include a built-in microphone for Voice Carry Over (VCO) calls, two programmable text greeting messages, and redial, hold, printer, and flash funtions. WARRANTY: This product has a limitied one-year manufacturer's warranty.

30. AMERIPHONE RC200 REMOTE CONTROLLED SPEAKERPHONE (MODEL 68281)

    The Ameriphone RC200 Remote Controlled Speakerphone, model 68281, is a voice activated and switch controlled telephone designed to provide hands free operation for individuals with fine motor disabilities, upper extremity disabilities, severe physical disabilities, or spinal cord injury. This speakerphone enables users to have hands-free conversations from up to 15 feet away. The phone can be controlled through voice activation or via a one-touch wireless remote control. The one-touch remote lets users with some hand/finger mobility control every function of the phone from as far away as 40 feet. It can be attached to any surface or worn as a necklace. For other users with little or no hand/finger mobility the phone can be answered with the sound of a voice. Other features include remote dialing, automatic memory scanning and dialing, up to 20 numbers in memory, jacks for accessory switches, large buttons, dialing keys with audio feedback, and speaker and ringer volume control.

31. AMERIPHONE SUPER PHONE RINGER (MODEL SR-100)

    The Ameriphone Super Phone Ringer, model SR100, is a telephone signal amplifier designed to increase the volume of the ringer for individuals who are hard of hearing. This unit generates a ring of up to 95 decibels (dB). It features adjustable volume and tone controls, and comes with dual modular phone jacks for connecting to a standard analog telephone.

32. AMERIPHONE SUPER PHONE RINGER (MODELS SR200 & SR200B)

    The Ameriphone Super Phone Ringer, models SR200 and SR200B, is a telephone signal amplifier designed to increase the volume of the ringer for individuals who are hard of hearing. This unit generates a ring of up to 95 decibels. It features adjustable volume and tone controls, with a choice of four distinct ring patterns, and has dual modular phone jacks for connecting to a standard analog telephone. POWER: SR200B includes battery backup.

33. AMERIPHONE WAKE ASSURE SUPER BRIGHT ALARM CLOCK WITH BED SHAKER

    The Ameriphone Wake Assure Super Bright Alarm Clock is a digital alarm clock designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The clock comes with a bed shaker and can be connected to a lamp to create a flashing alarm. An extra large display facilitates reading the time. The clock has an 85 decibel alarm with adjustable volume and tone control and an auto snooze feature. It includes a security timer that can turn a connected lamp on and off automatically. POWER: Uses standard household current with a single nine-volt battery (not included) for back up in case of power failure. DIMENSIONS: The display is 1.8 inches tall. COLORS: Display characters are red.

34. ARMAZING MEMORY FOAM ARM REST PADS (MODEL PAD2)

    ARMazing Memory Foam Arm Rest Pads (PAD2), are arm pads designed for use at computer work stations. These pads attach to the arm rests of a chair at a computer work station to protect the user's forearms and elbows from pressure points and improve user comfort by making the arm rests softer. This set of pads includes two memory foam pads with an elastic shroud that attaches snugly to any existing arm rest from 6 to 11 inches long.

35. ATLAS 600

    The Atlas 600 is a low vision reading system designed to magnify text and photographs. This system can be used with S-video monitors and television monitors (monitor not included). The reading table has a large, non-glare platform that assists in reading oversized books and moves freely in any direction. A large lever locks the table in position if desired. Print can be magnified to more than five inches high on a 20-inch monitor and standard features include bright negative viewing mode, pseudo color mode to enable a choice of background and letter color, full-color viewing mode, and full-color photo mode. The unit offers magnification from 6.5 X to 58X. OPTIONS: In-line tray that supports monitors up to 20 inches, table top monitor stand, monitor connection cables, and monitors. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 15.6 x 23.9 x 13 inches. WEIGHT: 27 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day money-back guarantee and a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship.

36. ATLAS 610

    The Atlas 610 is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. It consists of a camera unit, which can be connected to any size S-video or NTSC television monitor (not included) to create a full color video magnification system. It has simple, easy-to-use controls, including one-touch auto-focus with manual override, and special viewing modes to accommodate individual eye conditions. Magnification ranges from 4X to 40X on a 20-inch monitor. POWER: Uses 115 volts alternating current (AC), 50 watts maximum. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 13 x 23.9 x 15.6 inches. WEIGHT: 27 pounds. WARRANTY: 2 years for sales in the United States with a 30-day money back guarantee.

37. ATTAINMENT TWO TALKER

    The Attainment Two Talker is a direct selection communicator designed to be used for both communicating and speech training for individuals with a speech disability or who need help remembering daily tasks. This particular model is small and portable and is ideal for community based instruction or classroom use. The two message design makes an excellent speech training tool, allowing for a comparison between the instructor and the user. You can easily store messages that mimic the speaker's voice. Simply record and re-record up to two - eight second messages as necessary. POWER: Comes with a nine volt battery. WEIGHT: Weighs 5.9 ounces.

38. ATTENTION GETTER

    Attention Getter is a control switch training program designed for use by individuals with communication, learning, and cognitive disabilities. It is specifically designed for teenagers who need powerful input to get their attention. This software program has photos that change (morph) into related photos on the computer screen, accompanied by interesting sounds and music. The photo animations are so engaging that the student is motivated to see and hear the next one. The program can be controlled through a mouse, touchscreen, single switch, or IntelliKeys (see entry). OPTIONS: Set of four pre-printed overlays. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: CD-ROM drive.

39. AUKEY PORTABLE VIDEO MAGNIFIER

    The Aukey Portable Video Magnifier is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. The Aukey magnifier features a 3.5-inch widescreen TFT (thin film transistor) LCD (liquid crystal display) screen with freeze frame and anti-blur technology. The screen has three color modes – true color, black and white, and white on black. The unit magnifies images between 1.5 and 17 times their original size. The unit comes with a carrying case; detachable stand; wrist strap, and user manual. POWER: Uses rechargeable Li-lon battery with 2500mAh capacity (included). An AC charger is included. The battery lasts approximately 2.5 hours on a single charge. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 4.1 x 2.8 x .67 inches (105 x 72 x 17 millimeters). WEIGHT: .26 pounds. COLOR: Raspberry, blue, orange, or teal. WARRANTY: 2 year warranty; 1 year on battery.

40. AURORA SUITE

    Aurora Suite is a word prediction, abbreviation expansion, and voice output communicator program designed for use by individuals with communication or learning disabilities. It can be used for typing emails or instant messages, writing documents, or for any other task that requires typing. Word prediction works with any application to save keystrokes. Other features include a talking spellchecker and homonyms assistance. Aurora Echo feature provides simple screenreading and a complete range of tools for reading documents, emails, web pages, and application menus aloud, highlighting each word as it is spoken. Aurora Talk provides fast and easy conversational speech output for public speaking or day-to-day discussions. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 2000, XP, or Vista operating system.

41. BASIC-S MODEL 70021

    The Basic-S is a single-sided Braille printer or Braille embosser designed for use by persons who are blind or have low vision. The Basic-S uses continuous tractor-feed paper and can print single-sided pages at a rate of 170 pages per hour. The control panel is labeled in both Braille and ink, and voice confirmation is provided when keys are pressed. The Basic-S supports as many as 20 Braille alphabets, and can also print Braille graphics (tactile graphics). This printer comes with a copy of WinBraille, a Braille translation and editing program that works from any common Windows word processor or other Windows application in Windows 9X/Me or NT/2000 operating systems. POWER: Uses 100-240 volts, 50-60 Hertz. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 5 x 10 x 20.2 inches. WEIGHT: 16 pounds. WARRANTY: One year.

42. BASS SWITCH

    The BASS Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity and severe physical disabilities. This switch can be used to activate switch-adapted toys and appliances and requires three to five ounces of pressure for activation. This switch has a large surface, a low profile, and a non-skid bottom. DIMENSIONS: 6 x 3.75 x 1 inches. COLOR: The switch comes with red, yellow, green, blue, and black plate overlays.

43. BAT KEYBOARDS

    BAT Keyboards are one hand keyboard interfaces designed to emulate all the functions of a standard computer keyboard. The system consists of two seven-key keyboards which are angled and have palm rests. The keyboards are capable of entering all the functions and characters of the traditional QWERTY keyboard and more. Letters, characters, and symbols are selected by pressing a combination of keys, similar to chords on a piano. One or two hands can be used to enter data. The user can assign chords to words, phrases, and macros. The BAT keyboards do not interfere with the use of the standard keyboard and can be positioned anywhere. The BAT keyboards can be used singly (left or right models), in pairs (dual system), and in conjunction with a standard keyboard, mouse, or other input devices. BAT keyboards include cables, software, reference guide, and manuals. COMPATIBILITY: Models are available for use with IBM and compatible personal computers and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 256 kilobytes of random access memory (RAM), MS-DOS 3.1 or later; COM1, COM2, or LPT1 ports. OPTIONS: Promotional video, carrying case, keyboard cover, keyboard skin, low vision reference guide, Braille reference guide, and manual on cassette. WEIGHT: Each keyboard weighs less than 1 pound. COLOR: White with five white, one red, and one blue key. WARRANTY: 30-day money back guarantee.

44. BATTERY OPERATED SCISSORS

    Battery Operated Scissors are scissors designed for use by individyals with fine motor disablilities, limited grasping ability, or other disabilities of the hand. These scissors have powered blades and wide, easy-to-grasp shaft. The unit can be adapted for use with a switch; a How-To Guide is included. POWER: Uses batteries.

45. BEAM

    Beam is a mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or severe physical or upper extremity disabilities. This device is generally used by those with adaptive switches who wish to break the hard connection between the switch and their computers. Beam enables a HeadMouse Extreme (see entry) user to actuate the left, right, and middle mouse buttons using adaptive switches without a direct connection to the HeadMouse. For a Swifty (see entry) user, the Beam sends up to three button events that Swifty interprets as mouse buttons, joystick buttons or keyboard keys based on the Swifty configuration. This device can connect to standard adaptive switches (not included) that use 1/8-inch (3.5-millimeter) plugs and supports up to three switches. Single and dual switches with mono or stereo plugs may be used. with Beam. POWER: Uses three internal double-A alkaline batteries. DIMENSIONS: 3.75 x 2.5 x 1.1 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 5 ounces including batteries. WARRANTY: One-year warranty.

46. BEHAVIOR SKILLS (MODEL LSG-8)

    Behavior Skills, model LSG-8, is a behavior training program in a board game format designed to help people with cognitive or emotional disabilities learn what behaviors are aceptable and what behaviors are not. The program stresses taking responsibility for one's own actions, encourages self-control, and teaches players how to deal effectively with the acting-out behaviors of others. Topics include: acceptable ways of showing anger; alternatives to stealing and lying; dealing with repetitive questioning; coping with people who yell, hit, or threaten others; learning when an apology is needed; alternatives to cursing; and respecting the rights, feelings, and property of others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, six Individual Progress Reports, and a Teacher's Guide with answers to the questions on the board and on the Draw Cards and suggestions for discussion. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

47. BIG BUDDY BUTTON (MODELS 56500, 56520, 56540, 56200, 56100, & 56600)

    Big Buddy Buttons are touch switches designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control switch-adapted devices. Devices connected to the switches can be activated by pressing anywhere on the large top surface. Activation can be accomplished by exerting 5.3 ounces of force on the switch edges or 10.7 ounces of force at the center. A non-slip rubber base is included with each button. COLOR: Raving red (model 56100), yellow (model 56500), hands on yellow with black handprint (model 56540), granny green (model 56200), Pacific blue (model 56600), and Happy-Go-Lucky yellow with a smiling face (model 56520).

48. BIGGY

    Biggy is a cursor control interface designed to enlarge cursors on the computer screen for people with visual or cognitive disabilities. This program offers a variety of large cursor alternatives, some with animation, that are at least twice the size of the standard cursor. The program also offers replacements for the I-beam cursor and the wait cursor (the watch on Macintosh computers and the hourglass in Windows). Both versions also have an option that automatically "snaps" the cursor to the "OK" or default button in dialogue boxes, as well as the option of having the pointer wrap around the screen rather than stopping at the edge. The Windows versions also include KeyMouse which enables all mouse movement and button functions to be controlled using the numeric keypad on a standard keyboard or using Intellikeys (see separate entry), and an option which enables the window sizing arrows to be enlarged. The Windows 95/98 version also enables the user to thicken all borders to make grabbing the edge of a window easier. The Macintosh version can double the size of all other cursors. This utility program works within any software program. DIMENSIONS: In all versions, the Biggy cursors are 32 x 32 pixels rather than the standard 16 x 16 pixels; the Macintosh version can enlarge the cursor to 32 x 64 pixels. OPTIONS: A trimmed down version called Biggy-Light is available only through the manufacturer web site or in quantities of 10 or more. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers using OS 9 and earlier or OS X and on IBM and compatible computers using any version of Windows.

49. BIGKEYS LX

    BigKeys LX is a modified computer keyboard designed for use by children and adults with manual dexterity disabilities or low vision. This standard-size keyboard features the complete 97-character keyset with large keys and bold keytop labels. The "No Run-On" feature sends only one keystorke to the computer per key depression, preventing muliple keystrokes if the key is held down. The keyboard comes with a PS/2 connector and an optional USB adaptor. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. OPTIONS: Custom USB adaptor, keyboard skin, and keyguard. DIMENSIONS: The keys are one-inch square. COLOR: Gray casing with white, yellow, or multi-colored keys with black print or black keys with white print. WARRANTY: Five-year replacement in the US and one year outside the US.

50. BIGKEYS PLUS

    BigKeys Plus is a modified computer keyboard designed for use by children and adults with manual dexterity disabilities or low vision to locate and hit the keys. This keyboard features a choice of large brightly colored keys with enlarged black labels or white keys with enlarged black labels. The colored keys are color-coded to coincide with the letters; for example, all vowels are in yellow, the "R" is in red, and the "G" is in green, etc. This accelerates recognition of letters and the child's progress in learining to read. The arrow keys are also enlarged and the four keys are configured in a diamond shape which, in addition to the bold arrows on them, contributes to indicating the direction in which the cursor will move. The individual click-style keys are laid out in a choice of alphabetical order or the standard QWERTY layout and feature UV coated keycap printing. Also included on the keyboard are escape, control, and Alt keys; caps lock; shift key; tab; a back space function; and a delete key. Depressing the "F" key in conjunction with a number key (1 through 10) provides standard function key capability. The keyboard also includes punctuation keys, arithmetic keys, and Internet keys. Instant plug-and-play technology eliminates the need for setting up and the keyboard does not require special software. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. OPTIONS: USB adaptor. DIMENSIONS: The keys are one-inch square. COLOR: Gray casing with multi-colored keys in yellow, blue, white, red, and green (control keys are light gray) or gray casing with white keys. All keytop printing is black. WARRANTY: One-year replacement warranty.

51. BIGMACK COMMUNICATOR

    The BIGmack Communicator is a touch switch and direct selection communicator designed for use by people with visual, range of motion and communication disabilities. This single-message communicator offers 75 seconds of recording time. The communicator also has a toy/appliance feature which enables any message in the sequence, or as many messages as desired, to be paired with a reinforcer. To program, the user presses the record button and the top of the BIGmack while speaking into the built-in microphone. Releasing the button finishes recording. An on/off switch preserves battery life and prevents activation when transporting and volume is adjustable. POWER: Uses one nine-volt battery (not included). DIMENSIONS: The switch surface is 5 inches in diameter and the unit is 2 inches tall at its highest point. COLOR: Base is black and the switch surface is available in red, yellow, green, blue, and black. WARRANTY/GUARANTEE: The manufacturer offers a 30-day, money-back, satisfaction guarantee.

52. BIGTRACK TRACKBALL & SWITCH ADAPTED BIGTRACK TRACKBALL

    The BIGtrack Trackball is a trackball designed for use by individuals with fine motor, upper extremity, or severe physical disabilities. This trackball has an oversized trackball with left and a right mouse click buttons located behind the trackball to avoid unwanted mouse clicks. The BIGtrack also allows for second mouse connection, enabling both the BIGtrack and a second mouse to be connected for assisted or simultaneous participation. This trackball is also available in a switch-adapted version, which includes two standard 1/8-inch plugs for two switches. The left and right mouse clicks have been adapted for switch for activation (switches sold separately). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers with USB or PS/2 connections. OPTIONS: PointSmart software is available for both versions (see separate entry). DIMENSIONS: The trackball is 3 inches in diameter. COLOR: White base with blue mouse click buttons and a yellow ball.

53. BLUE2 BLUETOOTH SWITCH

    The Blue2 Bluetooth Switch is a wireless touch and scanning switch designed for use by individuals with fine motor or neurological disabilities or cerebral palsy. This control switch allows wireless access via Bluetooth technology to certain applications on the Apple iPod, iPhone and iPad. To begin using the Blue2, sync the switch with a selected Apple device and activate an application's switch scanning mode to begin using the app hands-free. For maximum software accessibility, Blue2 supports five modes of keyboard/mouse commands. The Bluetooth range is approximately 30 feet. Blue2 supports both single and dual switch access through direct access using the two built-in switches. It has ports in which the user can plug in additional switches. Blue2 also includes a USB Bluetooth dongle. COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with Apple iPad, iPod Touch (3rd and 4th Generation), and iPhone (3GS and 4). POWER: Requires 2 AA batteries. COLOR: Black.

54. BOARDMAKER SYMBOL ADDENDUM LIBRARIES (1998, 2000, 2002, & 2004 EDITIONS)

    Boardmaker Addendum Libraries are a symbolic language picture creation programs designed for use with Boardmaker (see separate entry). These libraries were created in response to Boardmaker users' requests The 1998 Edition ncludes symbols for each of the 50 states, history symbols, animals, foods, entertainment, people, descriptive words, and more. The 2000 Library contains more than 1,300 symbols, including public signs, country symbols, and country flags. The 2002 Library has more than 1,200 symbols, including bathroom skills, behavioral problems, and science categories. The 2004 Library contains more than 1,000 symbols including behavior, animals, food, health, school, and grooming categories. A picture index is included with each. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers and IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: CD-ROM drive.

55. BOGEN MAGIC ARM (MODEL 2930)

    Articulated arm locks into position when lever is turned. Three joints each pivot up to 90 degrees, rotate 360 degrees. Supports up to 15 pounds at a maximum distance of 2 feet. Flattened stud ends remove for 1/4-20 screw thread. Optional Superclamp clamps onto tabletops, wheelchair tubing, or other surfaces.

56. BRAILLE & TACTILE OVERLAYS FOR INTELLIKEYS (MODEL H-38)

    Braille & Tactile Overlays for Intellikeys, model H-38, are braille keytop overlays designed to enable children who are blind to access Intellikeys (not included; see entry). The set includes two sets of the six standard Intellikeys overlays in tactile format, with one set in Grade One Braille and one set in raised large print. Each overlay is bar coded for communication with Intellikeys, so no additional sending software is required.

57. BRAILLE KEYTOP LABELS

    The Braille Keytop Labels are overlays for computer keyboards designed to assist individuals who are blind and read braille to recognize the keys. These transparent adhesive labels have braille symbols on them and may be stuck to the keytops for tactile recognition of keys. COMPATIBILITY: For IBM PC and similar keyboards.

58. BRAILLE KEYTOPS

    The Braille Keytops are a keytop overlay set designed to make computer keyboards accessible to individuals who are blind. This kit includes labels for the full 101- key layout marked with tactile bumps in the configuration of the standard Braille alphabet. The original key legend is printed below each label for sighted installation and use. Once installed, the original key markings are visible through the labels.COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible keyboards. COLOR: Clear labels.

59. BRAILLE SENSE

    Braille Sense is a braille notetaker, refreshable braille display, and digital recorder designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. It has an 8-key braille input keyboard and a braille display with 32 braille cells and cursor keys. Other features include an MP3 player, voice recording, and a liquid crystal display (LCD) display for teaching braille to beginners (Korean version only). This device can be used for word processing, file management, writing and reading e-mail, and as a web browser and media player. Utilities include calendar, clock, and calculator functions. Files can be shared with a desktop computer through USB interfaces or with other notetakers through infrared communication. Sound output is through an internal stereo speaker or stereo headphone jack; voice recording uses an internal microphone or an external microphone jack. This unit has two USB and two CF slots, a serial port, and a parallel port. It uses the Windows CE.NET operating system with an Intel X-Scale (PXA255) central processor and 64 megabytes (MB) of Flash memory. The package comes with a carrying bag, manuals in print and braille, a USB cable, a serial cable, and earphones. OPTIONS: Compact flash card, USB stick memory, USB 3.5-inch FDD. POWER: Uses a lithium ion battery with back up battery installed. An alternating current (AC) adapter is included. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.1 to 1.9 (in the middle) x 6.1 x 10 inches. WEIGHT: 2.7 pounds.

60. BRAILLE SENSE PLUS

    The Braille Sense Plus is a braille notetaker, word processor, personal digital assistant (PDA), and Daisy book player designed for use by individuals who are blind. This unit has a Perkins-style braille keyboard and a 32-cell braille display. It offers 8 gigabytes (GB) of flash memory, Ethernet and Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in speaker with stereo earphone jack, a built-in microphone with stereo microphone jack, two USB ports, and an SD slot. The Braille Sense Plus can be used to create, edit, read, and print documents; send and receive e-mail; access the Internet and download files; participate in a live chat; play Daisy-format books; and create and manage an address book and personal schedule. Other features include a calendar, clock, calculator, and online help. Supported languages include English (US), English (UK), German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Polish, Swedish, Arabic, Korean, and Japanese. POWER: Uses rechargeable and detachable battery. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): 1.5 x 9.8 X 5 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds.

61. BRAILLE2000 STUDENT EDITION, DIRECT ENTRY EDITION, & DOCUMENT PROCESSING EDITION

    Braille2000 is a braille text editor designed for the production of braille documents for individuals who are blind. Some versions also include a braille translation program. This braille text editor is compatible with ED-IT PC (see separate entry) but has additional features. It is Internet-compatible, can read and write ABT files, and can be used to read and write braille XML files and to translate XML print text into braille. The Student Edition is a braille editing tool for the beginning braille transcriber or for transcribers who do not need all the proofreading tools. It handles all kinds of direct entry braille tasks with automated page layouts to aid the production of literary, textbook, and music braille. The Student Edition has fewer productivity-enhancing aids, mainly in the area of proofreading, than does the Direct Entry Edition. The Direct Entry Edition is a comprehensive braille editing tool for the professional transcriber. It represents the state-of-the-art in WYSIWYG ("what you see is what you get") braille text editing. A full assortment of page layout and manipulation controls handle literary, textbook, music, math, and poetry formatting. The file management mechanism is designed to handle big projects, such as multi-volume textbooks. Built-in utilities manage backup and file-submission chores with a few clicks of the mouse. The Children's Braille option provides a "grade relaxer" that can create customized-to-the-child variations in the file using only transcriber-selected Grade 2 contractions matching what the child can read, with other Grade 2 contractions automatically converted to Grade 1. The Document Processing Edition includes all the capabilities of the Direct Entry Edition, plus a print-to-braille translator that can work with ASCII-text files, Rich Text files, and XML files of the "dtbook3" type that has been proposed as the digital format to be used by textbook publishers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, or XP; Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher is required with Windows 95.

62. BRAILLENOTE PK

    BrailleNote PK is a braille notetaker and personal digital assistant (PDA) designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This notetaker has an eight-key braille keyboard, speech output, and an 18-cell braille display with thumb navigation by line, sentence, or paragraph. Other features include Bluetooth technology for connecting to wireless devices; USB functionality; WiFi (wireless) connectivity; Internet Explorer (version 6); and KeySoft media player. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.3 x 3.6 x 6.8 inches. WEIGHT: 0.99 pounds.

63. BUDDY BUTTON SWITCHES

    Buddy Buttons are touch switches designed designed to provide computer accessibility or to activate toys and appliances for children who have physical and/or visual disabilities. These single switches are activated by pressing anywhere on the top surface: the force to activate around the edges, 3.5 ounces, almost half the force required in the center, 7.5 ounces. Two threaded inserts on the bottom of the switch to allow for secure mounting on the TASH Mighty Mount (see separate entry) or other mounts. These switches also provide tactile and auditory feedback and can be plugged into any switch interface and used with any switch adaptable program. COLORS: Red, green, purple, black, pink, yellow and blue. They are also available with various designs such as plaid, polka dots, bullseyes, and happy face.

64. BUDGET TOWN AND BUDGET CITY (MODEL BT-01Q & BC-01Q)

    Budget Town and Budget City, models BT-01Q and BC-01Q, are money management training systems designed to teach sequenced money skills to people ages 8 years old and up who have mental retardation or learning disabilities. Budget Town is the introductory game using color-coding, picture cues, and cash-only transactions to teach basic budget concepts. This game includes a game board, 48 pay/collect cards, 16 mail cards, money set, 1 die, 6 pawns, and instructions. Budget City is a more advanced two-level game. The first level is an easier, introductory segment. The second level teaches advanced money handling strategies such as check writing, savings account deposits, credit card debt payment, and interest collection on certificates of deposit (CD). The game comes complete with a game board, reproducible masters, 48 pay/collect cards, 32 category cards, 2 banker boards, 2 player's guide cards, 8 credit cards, 12 credit card receipts, 12 CDs, check pad, checkbook/savings register, budget sheets, 6 checkbook covers, 6 pencils, 6 pawns, 1 die, money set, and instructions. DIMENSIONS: Both game boards are 20 inches square. WARRANTY: The manufacturer guarantees complete satisfaction with this product or it may be exchanged or returned for a full refund or replacement within 30 days of the date of purchase.

65. BUILD-A-BOARD ON-SCREEN KEYBOARD DESIGNER UTILITIES (MODEL 12401)

    Build-a-Board On-Screen Keyboard Designer Utilities, model 12401, is an on-screen keyboard program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This program enables the user to create, modify, manage, and integrate onscreen keyboards, keypads, macro buttons, and panels into any application. It supports creating and adding layouts to the manufacturer's My-T-Soft family of products, including My-T-Pen, My-T-Touch, My-T-Soft, My-T-Soft CE, My-T-Soft TS, and OnScreen with Word Completion (see separate entries), or it can generate its own multiple run-time platform targets. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For on-screen keyboard designer, Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000, or XP operating system; for run-time platform targets, Windows CE thru .NET (MIPS, ARM, SH3, SH4) or Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, Vista, or 7.

66. CALL ALERT

    Call Alert is a telephone signal indicator designed for use by individuals with hearing disabilities. The device alerts the user to an incoming telephone call by flashing a lamp connected to it when the phone rings. The unit functions regardless of whether the lamp is switched on or off. Standard features include a long cord and a lamp control switch.

67. CALL BELL (MODEL 34500)

    The Call Bell, model 34500, is a call signal designed for use by individuals with severe physical or mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury. This device that sends out a tone when activated by a single switch connected to the jack on the Call Bell. Momentary contact triggers one tone of pre-determined length. Volume can be increased with the addition of a nine-volt battery. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 2 x 1 inches. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

68. CAP SWITCH (MODEL 58060)

    The Cap Switch, model 58060, is a small buttonswitch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities who have good ability to target smaller surfaces. The small, round single switch is activated using nine ounces of pressure and provides auditory feedback upon activation. The rubber base prevents slipping. DIMENSIONS: 1.8 x 0.6 inches high. WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

69. CAUSE AND EFFECT AMUSEMENT PARK

    Cause and Effect Amusement Park is a cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive disabilities. It is designed to improve tracking ability of objects and increase the user's attention span. This program is made up of 16 activities with an amusement park theme: Ferris wheel, shoot the water in the clown's mouth, shooting gallery, knock over the cans with the baseball, popcorn machine, ray guns, dolphin show, bumper cars, car wash, motorcycle stunts, bowling, ring the bell, ice cream machine, pop the balloon with the dart, light the bulbs, and the roller coaster. Each activity can optionally be played with a field of one, two or three segments. The activities are errorless and no prior knowledge or understanding of any of the activities are needed. Animation for a segment is initiated by a single switch, touch screen, or step scanning with two switches. The user presses a switch or the space bar or clicks the mouse to initiate animation. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 or higher operating system with at least 233 megaHertz (MHz) processor, 32 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM), and 16-bit color capability.

70. CAUSE AND EFFECT CINEMA (MODEL 501)

    Cause and Effect Cinema, model 501, is a simple cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive or severe physical disabilities. Age appropriate for older as well as younger populations, this program is made up of 90 film clips covering 10 categories such as animals, musical instruments, vehicles, tools, sports, toys, appliances, etc. Each film clip lasts approximately three to seven seconds. When the switch is pressed the first time, the title of the clip is displayed in large letters at the top of the screen and a human voice announces the title. When the switch is pressed the second time, the movie begins playing. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista/XP/2000/NT/ME/98 SE, 266 megaHertz or faster processor, 16 megabytes (MB) RAM, 5 MB hard disk space, and 64,000 colors monitor display.

71. CAUSE AND EFFECT FACTORY

    Cause and Effect Factory is a cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive disabilities. Designed to improve tracking ability of objects and increase the user's attention span, it is made up of 12 segments with a factory and assembly line theme. This program is an age appropriate cause and effect program but can also be used with younger children for its sound and graphics. Pressing the switch will cause another part of the assembly line process to continue. Animation and sounds hold the user's attention and prior understanding of the segment is not required. Segments in this program include: The candy factory, peanut butter factory, lollipop assembly line, street sign factory, computer assembly line, bridge attendant, post office stamp machine, loading dock, gumball machine, hotdog assembly line, cheese slicer machine, and toll booth operator. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 or higher operating system with at least 133 megaHertz (MHz) processor, 8 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM), 5 MB hard drive space, a sound card, and a VGA monitor or better.

72. CAUSE 'N EFFECT (MODELS 1110, 1120, 1130)

    Cause 'n Effect (Models 1110, 1120, 1130) is a fun and simple program designed to teach the basic principles of cause and effect to the student. This basic program, designed to be suitable for first-time computer users, includes four different activities in which the student must initiate, change, or stop some activity on the computer screen. Two of the activities provide sound and motion which the student may observe at the earliest age, and which do not require a response from the student. Responses during the program can be made by pressing any key on the keyboard, a mouse button, or any typical single switch device. Extra options available for this program include speech output on an Echo or Cricket speech synthesizer and TouchWindow use. The program is available as CrossWords Special Access (Model 1110, $50.00) on 5.25 inch diskettes, Marblesoft CrossWords 3.5 (Model 1120, $60.00) on 3.5 inch diskettes, or as Edmark Data Disks (Model 1130, $25.00) on 5.25 inch diskettes. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple IIc, IIc Plus, IIGS, Enhanced IIe, or Laser 128EX, or a Macintosh with an Apple IIe card. SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS: A minimum of 128K memory, or a Macintosh LC with an Apple IIe Card installed. A 5.25- or 3.5-inch disk drive is required, and a color monitor is recommended.

73. CHATTERVOX

    The Chattervox is a speech amplifier designed for use by individuals with weak voices or low-volume speech. This compact personal amplification system provides 15 decibels (dB) of amplification and has only one simple control, an on/off/volume control. A headset microphone is included. POWER: The system uses a 9-volt nickel metal-hydride battery for 14 hours of continuous talking; a charger is included. Six double-A batteries can be substituted. OPTIONS: Belt extender; collar microphone; headset microphone; pencil microphone; neoprene sport carrying pack. DIMENSIONS (WxHxD): 8 x 2.9 x 2.5 inches. WEIGHT: 1 pound 6 ounces (including batteries). WARRANTY: One year.

74. CHECK WRITING PRACTICE PROGRAM

    The Check Writing Practice Program is a money management training system designed for use with individuals with learning and other cognitive disabilities. The complete set includes 100 Check Writing Practice blackline master worksheets with instructions in a binder ($49.95) and ten check packets with 75 real checks, 24 deposit slips, one identification card, a check register, and a vinyl check wallet. This programs provides the user with the opportunity to first practice writing checks on realistic worksheets and then provides them with checks that match. Each activity includes a one-paragraph short story which leads the user to write a check for a product or service (the story may be read aloud for non-readers). Level 1 worksheets have a "Helper Guide" that expalins how to fill out the realistic-looking checks. Level 2 worksheets require students to glean the necessary information for writing the checks from the story without the "Helper Guide." All worksheets have age-appropriate illustrations to help the user comprehend what product or service is being purchased. After the Level 2 worksheets are mastered, students move to writing real checks. OPTIONS: Sets of five additional check packets are available. ($49.95)

75. CHESTER MOUSE (MODEL CTMO)

    The Chester Mouse, model CTMO, is a mouse designed for use by individuals with cognitive, fine motor, or upper extremity disabilities or young children. This single-button mouse offers 800 dpi optical tracking and left-click function only. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, or Vista or MAC OS 10.1.5 or higher and a USB port (PS/2 adapter included). DIMENSIONS(LxWxH): 3.38 x 2.25 x 1.25 inches. COLOR: Black with a green button. WARRANTY: Limited Lifetime warranty.

76. CHILDREN'S SWITCH PROGRESSIONS

    Children's Switch Progressions (formerly R.J.'s Switch Progressions) is a control switch training program designed for use by children with upper extremity and cognitive disabilities. This program offers seven activities for training in the use of single switches (or a touch screen). The activities progress from requiring that a switch be activated randomly to requiring that the switch be activated at specifically timed intervals. Skills developed include understanding cause/effect and attending to an extended task (levels 0 and 1), following directions (level 2), and responding to visual prompts (level 3). Each activity can be conducted at any of the three levels. Other adjustable parameters include reaction speed, penalty for inattention or inappropriate switch activation, length of reinforcement, release (reinforcement upon switch hit or release), and auditory feedback as optional reinforcement. This program can be accessed with a switch, the keyboard spacebar, a touch screen, or MouseClick (see separate entry). The graphics are age appropriate and the program enable the user to record music for use with the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers.

77. CHOICE SWITCH LATCH AND TIMER (SLAT)

    The Choice Switch and Latch Timer (SLAT) is a combination switch latch and switch timer designed to enable people with upper extremity disabilities to operate two switch-adapted games, toys or appliances. The unit enables one user to operate two items in sequence. The unit features two switch inputs, a timer, and control mode selection switch. The switch may operate as a latch switch, for timed seconds or minutes, with both appliances operating in the same mode. Once one item has been activated, the other will not function until the first has been turned off (in latch mode) or the time on the timer has elapsed.

78. CICERO TEXT READER

    Cicero Text Reader is a reading machine program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This reading machine program uses optical character recognition (OCR) to turn a personal or laptop computer connected to a scanner into a reading machine with voice, large print, or braille output. It scans documents using Recognita's 32-bit OCR engine, and starts talking automatically as soon as the page scan is complete. The user can start and stop speech instantly with a key press, or browse through a document using the cursor keys. Users with low vision can view the document on screen in large print, with a choice of high contrast colors and fonts. The program also supports refreshable braille displays, and can export scanned text directly to a braille translation program (not included) for the production of embossed braille documents. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Intel P2 300 megahertz (Mhz) or AMD K6-2 300 Mhz processor; Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, or XP; Internet Explorer v3 or later; 50 megabytes (MB) free hard disk space; 64 MB memory; PCI or AGP graphics card; Sound Blaster compatible sound card; twain-compatible scanner.

79. CLARO MINDFULL

    Claro Mindfull is a concept mapping program and writing skills training system designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. This software enables the user to brainstorm ideas, create exercises and games to aid learning, and turn visual thoughts into a linear essay. The user's thoughts are mapped using images, arrows/links, and text. Each idea on the concept map can have a recorded sound assoicated with it, and concept maps can be linked together so that an idea on one concept map can link to another. Finally, concept maps can be exported to Microsoft Word.

80. CLAROREAD PLUS

    ClaroRead Plus is a voice output screen reader, optical character recognition, and audio file creation program designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. Scanned documents are converted into Microsoft Word text, which can be read back immediately or saved. The program can also convert PDF files to Word format. Text is spoken as it is typed, and on-screen text can be read by highlighting sections and pressing Play. The program has five human-sounding voices: RealSpeak Daniel, Emily, Jane, Indian English voice Sangeeta, and British English voice Serena. Pronunciations can be modified. Spoken words can be tracked on screen with user-selected highlighting colors. Audio files can be created from text documents and saved. The software is closely integrated with Microsoft applications, including Internet Explorer and Microsoft Word. In Microsoft Word, all functions appear on a single tool bar with clear graphic icons, and the Font Button allows the user to modify the font size, type, color, and spacing of the whole document. The program identifies homophones and confusable words and lists alternatives. Picture icons help to explain word meanings. Other features include word prediction and the ability to read figures from the Windows Calculator, buttons on standard or scientific calculators, and figures from Microsoft Excel. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista, XP, or 2000 operating system; 512 megabytes (MB) RAM; 250 MB hard disk space; sound card; Microsoft Word 2000, XP, 2003, or 2007; and a scanner supporting TWAIN or WIA drivers.

81. CLAROREAD PLUS FOR MAC

    ClaroRead Plus for Mac is a voice output screen reader and optical character recognition program designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. Designed for use with Microsoft Word, Safari, and other Mac applications, this program's toolbar for Microsoft Word allows the user to change the font size, spacing, and font and background color. Any word can be checked for definition and meaning with a single click on the toolbar. The Word Toolbar also features a homophone checking tool which highlights tricky words which sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings. The program includes a full copy of OmniPage Pro X optical character recognition software from Nuance Communications, which can scan paper directly into Microsot Word and convert PDF files into text documents. It also includes ClaroView for Mac from Claro Software, which can change the color of the overlay and adjust the tint level to make it brighter or darker. The color settings can be retained and restored by pressing a single button. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS X version 10.2.8 or later operating system; 40 megabytes of free disk space; CD-ROM drive. Compatible scanners include Epson V100, Canon LiDe 70, Canon LiDe 60, Epson Perfection 3490, Epson Perfection 2580, Epson Perfection 1670, and Epson Perfection 1660.

82. CLAROREAD PREMIUM

    ClaroRead Premium is a voice output screen reader, optical character recognition, concept mapping, and audio file creation program and accessibility software module designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. This product includes ClaroRead Plus and Claro Mindfull together with a portable USB memory stick containing ClaroRead Standard (see separate entries). ClaroRead Standard runs directly from the memory stick on any personal computer (PC) without installing files. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista, XP, or 2000 operating system; 512 megabytes (MB) RAM; 250 MB hard disk space; sound card; scanner supporting TWAIN or WIA drivers; and Microsoft Word 2000, XP, 2003, or 2007.

83. CLEARSOUNDS AMPLIFIED PHONE RING SIGNALER (MODEL CS-CL1)

    The ClearSounds Amplified Phone Ring Signaler, model CS-CL1, is a telephone signal amplifier designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. It delivers a forceful ring tone up to 95 decibels (dB) in volume, accompanied by a bright strobe that flashes along with the signal tone. Tone and volume are adjustable. The amplifier is wall mountable. OPTIONS: Vibrating Pad for use when sleeping. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 4.25 x 2 x 7.5 inches. WARRANTY: One year.

84. CLEARSOUNDS BED SHAKER (MODEL CS-SHK)

    The ClearSounds Bed Shaker, model CS-SHK, is a bed vibrator designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This vibrating signal device alerts the user while asleep or in any situation where it is hard to hear an alarm or phone ring. It works with the ClearSounds 40XLC Amplified Phone with Caller ID and Speakerphone, CS-WS1 Wake & Shake Alarm Clock, and CS-CL1 Amplified Phone Ring Signaler (see separate entries). DIMENSIONS: 3.5 millimeter plug.

85. CLEARSOUNDS PORTABLE TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER (MODEL CS-IL40)

    The ClearSounds Portable Telephone Amplifier, model CS-IL40, is a telephone amplifier designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This device attaches to corded phones to increase the volume of incoming calls. It connects to corded phones with a dial pad in the base and is not designed for cordless or trimline phones. Volume control and boost buttons increase incoming volume as much as 40 decibels (dB), and the tone control allows the user to "shape" sound. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.5 x 1 1/3 x 3 7/8 inches. WARRANTY: One year.

86. CLEAR-VIEW HEAD POINTER (MODEL 6000)

    The Clear-View Head Pointer, model 6000, is a head pointer designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or upper extremity disabilities or severe physical disabilities. This head pointer projects out at jaw level. The design of extending the pointer from jaw level rather than forehead level places the pointer in closer proximity to the object being selected, and does not interrupt the user's field of vision during use. The lightweight aluminum yoke can be bent to adjust pointer angle. The contoured unit is adjustable six ways via side knobs for control and comfort. DIMENSIONS: 20.25 inches long from ear to tip. Wand is 10 inches long.

87. CLICKER 6

    Clicker 6 is a voice output word processor program and on-screen keyboard program designed for individuals at all ability levels, including students with learning disabilities or cognitive disabilities. It has a wide range of accessibility options for users who cannot use a mouse or keyboard, including individuals with upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. In this program, users can create a customized on-screen keyboard grid with letters, whole words, or pictures. Users can click on these words or pictures to send the corresponding word to a document in the word processor. For example, clicking on the picture of a cat in the grid causes the word "cat" to be entered as text. Users can also type text into the word processor using the keyboard. Text is read in a clear voice by letter, by word, or by sentence as it is entered. The program has all standard word processor features. Documents are saved in .html format, making them ready for use on a web page. When users click on a word or picture in the grid with the right-hand mouse button (on the Mac, Ctrl-click), the word is spoken aloud. The program also works with a touch screen (not included) or with a switch for users who are unable to use a keyboard or a mouse. With the program's accessability options installed, the grid can be made to scan. When the desired cell is highlighted, the user presses the switch, which activates the cell just like a mouse click. The program can be operated with one or two switches and with a variety of scans and timing. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Mac computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For IBM compatible computers, Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, or Vista operating system; Pentium II 400 or greater processor; 128 MB RAM; 400 MB free disk space. For Mac computers, Mac OS X 10.3 or above operating system; Power PC or Intel processor; 128 MB RAM; 400 MB free disk space. OPTIONS: Animations library CD to enable users to add animated pictures to the grid.

88. CLICKIT! FOR MACINTOSH & CLICKIT! FOR WINDOWS

    ClickIt! is a mouse emulator program designed to provide access to Macintosh or Windows programs with IntelliKeys (see separate entry), switches, or the regular keyboard for individuals with physical, cognitive or visual disabilities. The program provides instant mouse-less access to menus, dialog boxes and scroll bars. It also allows custom overlays or switches to click on Hot Spots on the screen. Other features include automatically sending an overlay when launching a new program or when the screen changes; automatically loading a new set of hot spots when the screen changes using the same overlay throughout the entire program (ScreenWatch Technology); scanning or cycling through hot spots on the screen; and pointing and clicking without a mouse. The Windows version also allows Hot Spots to be selected, copied, pasted, and moved as a group; enables magnification of Hot Spots during scanning for people with visual disabilities; permits the setting of the scanning order; attaches overlays to sets (Overlay Maker Required; see separate entry); and enables identification and moving of the Watch Spot. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh SE or higher computers (except Mac Plus) or on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Macintosh version requires system 6.0.7 or higher; 1 megabyte (MB) RAM and 2 MB hard drive space.The Windows version requires a 486 or better processor, Windows95, VGA monitor (SVGA recommended), 8 MB RAM, and a Windows-compatible sound card.

89. CLOZEPRO

    ClozePro is a voice output, large print, and switch adapted testing program designed for use by students who need test-taking accomodations, including students with cognitive or learning disabilities, physical disabilities, blindness or low vision. This assessment tool enables a teacher in lower or upper elementary or secondary school to build a cloze activity from any text in any subject area. For standardized test preparation and alternate assessments, it provides the teacher with detailed information about student performance that can inform teaching. It can be used to create activities or worksheets on screen, paper, or a whiteboard, based on text pasted from any Web site or document, with automatic assessment of student progress. Widget Symbols, Mayer Johnson PCS and SymbolStix symbol libraries can be used with ClozePro. The software also feature speach capabilities, customizable prompts and the ability to create differentiated activities adapted for students of different abilities. For students with low vision, ClozePro has customizable zoom options; special high-contrast color options; variable line spacing; and a large toolbar option. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Microsoft Windows or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:For Windows-based systems using Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Windows 7 operating system. For Apple Macintosh computers using Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5, or 10.6 operating system.

90. COIN-U-LATOR

    The Coin-u-lator is an independent living skills tutorial designed to assist individuals with cognitive disabilities in learning money skills. Resembling a hand-held calculator, this device features keys that resemble actual money (dollar bill, penny, nickel, dime, and quarter) rather than number keys, enabling those with limited math skills and no understanding of the decimal function to calculate amounts. The Coin-u-lator can be used to count money, track totals on potential purchases, or to play two money games. The matching game challenges players to match the amount shown on the display by pressing the combination of buttons to represent the dollar and coin amount. If the player is successful, the word "great" appears on the display and the unit says "Way to go!" If the player goes over the amount displayed, the display reads "Too much" and the unit says "That's too much. Try again." The second game, Coin Count, is similar, but it requires the player to match the amount on the display using coins only and the number of each coin selected appears on the display. The device also features an on/reset button, on off button, an "Oops" button, and a sliding volume key. POWER: Uses three double A batteries.

91. COLORMOUSE & COLORMOUSE-RM

    ColorMouse and ColorMouse-RM are video magnifiers designed for use by individuals with low vision. This mouse-style device connects to any standard television. Objects appear magnified on the TV screen in color when the device is held over them. ColorMouse displays objects in their natural colors, while ColorMouse-RM displays objects in reverse color mode. The magnifier can be used for reading or for looking at pictures or labels. The magnification level on a 20-inch TV is 24x (24 times actual size) in high magnification mode or 13x in low magnification mode.

92. COMBINATION BRAILLE / LARGE PRINT KEYTOP LABELS

    The Combination Braille/Large Print Keytop Labels are embossed keytop overlays designed to be affixed to the top of computer keyboard keys for facilitated key recognition by persons with low vision or who read braille. The labels are adhesive-backed with braille symbols and large print characters on them. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM PC and other 101-key keyboards.

93. COMBINATION DOORBELL / TELEPHONE SIGNALER (MODELS TD500 & TD500M)

    The Combination Doorbell/Telephone Signaler, models TD500 and TD500M, is a combination signaler designed to alert individuals with hearing disabilities to the ringing of the phone or the doorbell by the flashing of a remote receiver. Different flashing codes distinguish between the sources of the sound. Model TD500 is designed for homes without an existing doorbell system and includes a doorbell and wire. The TD500M is intended for homes with a doorbell system and must be ordered with at least one remote receiver (not included; see separate entry). WARRANTY: One year.

94. COMMUNITY SKILLS PROGRAM

    The Community Skills Program is a safety awareness tutorial program and consumer skills training system designed to reinforce community-based training for people with cognitive disabilities. The Community Skills Program is a board game which teaches the basic skills necessary to function safely in the city and around the neighborhood. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

95. CONCENTRATE! I ON WORDS & CONCEPTS

    CONCENTRATE! I On Words & Concepts is a language, vocabulary enhancement, and memory improvement tutorial program designed to exercise short term memory, enhance word knowledge, foster cooperative play and provide recreational enjoyment for children and adults who have a developmental, physical, or language learning disability or autism, or adults with traumatic brain injury and aphasia. It is a series of educational games that reinforces the lessons of the Words & Concepts series (see separate entry) such as Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, and Word Association. The games use the same vocabulary as their corresponding Words & Concepts programs. Students may play alone or with another player. The object of the game is to find matches based on vocabulary, categorization, word identification by function, or word association. During play, the computer provides auditory instruction and feedback. A menu permits control of the number of cards on the screen, animation, number of players, and interface method used by each player. Interface options include TouchWindow (see entry), single switch, or keyboard. Scanning speed may be adjusted for single switch users. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; 4x speed CD-ROM.

96. CONCENTRATE! II ON WORDS & CONCEPTS

    CONCENTRATE! II On Words & Concepts is a language, vocabulary enhancement, and memory improvement tutorial program designed to exercise short term memory, enhance word knowledge, foster cooperative play, and provide recreational enjoyment for children and adults who have a developmental, physical, or language learning disabilities or autism, or adults with traumatic brain injury and aphasia. This program is a series of educational games that reinforces the lessons of the Words & Concepts II (see separate entry) such as Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, and Word Association. The games use the same vocabulary as Words & Concepts II. Students may play alone or with another player. The object of the game is to find matches based on vocabulary, categorization, word identification by function, or word association. During play, the computer provides auditory instruction and feedback. A menu permits control of the number of cards on the screen, animation, number of players, and the interface method used by each player. Interface options include TouchWindow (see entry), single switch, or keyboard. Scanning speed may be adjusted for single switch users. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; 4x speed CD-ROM.

97. CONCENTRATE! III ON WORDS & CONCEPTS

    CONCENTRATE! III On Words & Concepts is a language, vocabulary enhancement, and memory improvement tutorial program designed to exercise short term memory, enhance word knowledge, foster cooperative play, and provide recreational enjoyment for children and adults who have a developmental, physical, or language learning disability or autism, or adults with traumatic brain injury and aphasia. It is a series of educational games that reinforces the lessons of the Words & Concepts III (see separate entry) such as Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, and Word Association. The games use the same vocabulary as Words & Concepts III. Students may play alone or with another player. The object of the game is to find matches based on vocabulary, categorization, word identification by function, or word association. During play, the computer provides auditory instruction and feedback. A menu permits control of the number of cards on the screen, animation, number of players, and interface method used by each player. Interface options include TouchWindow (see entry), single switch, or keyboard. Scanning speed may be adjusted for single switch users. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; 4x speed CD-ROM.

98. COOKING CLASS PROGRAM

    The Cooking Class Program is an independent living skills and safety awareness tutorial program in a board game format designed to teach basic food preparation and related skills to people with cognitive disabilities. Cooking Class is a board game which addresses food preparation skills and stresses kitchen safety and sanitation. The game is designed to be played before and after actual kitchen instruction. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

99. CREATURE ANTICS

    Creature Antics is a cause and effect training program program designed to improve attention skills and teach cause and effect, turn-taking, and switch use for individuals with developmental, cognitive, visual or physical disabilities or autism. This program is designed to increase auditory and visual attention; train cause and effect and turn taking; develop intentionality; and offer recreational enjoyment. Users activate a single switch, touch screen, or the space bar to make "creatures" perform animated routines with accompanying sounds. Additional activations cause the routine to continue. Natural sounding speech is used throughout the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 MegaHertz (MHz) or higher processor; hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

100. CREATURE CAPERS

     Creature Capers is a single switch program designed to improve attention skills and teach cause and effect, turn-taking, and switch use for individuals with developmental, cognitive, visual or physical disabilities or autism. Its benefits include increasing auditory and visual attention; training cause and effect and turn taking; developing intentionality; and offering recreational enjoyment. Users activate a single switch, touch screen, or the space bar to make "creatures" perform animated routines with accompanying sounds. Additional activations cause the routine to continue. Encoded speech is used throughout the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For the Windos version, Pentium 133 MegaHertz or faster processor; Hard Drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8MB Application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

101. CREATURE CARTOONS

     Creature Cartoons is a single switch program designed to improve attention skills and teach cause and effect, turn-taking, and switch use for individuals with developmental, cognitive, visual or physical disabilities or autism. Its benefits include increasing auditory and visual attention; training cause and effect and turn taking; developing intentionality; and offering recreational enjoyment. Users activate a single switch, touch screen, or the space bar to make the cartoon's story line continue. This program is also useful for individuals with mobility disabilities who need practice using a single switch. The program can be set to run with command prompts, such as "Show me more" or situational prompts which are natural pauses in the cartoon. As a reward, cartoons can be run without prompts so that no switch activation is required. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows compatible sound card; 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

102. CREATURE CHORUS STERLING EDITION

     Creature Chorus Sterling Edition is single switch program designed to introduce the concepts of cause and effect, turn taking, visual tracking, discrete pointing, and use of a single switch for individuals with developmental, physical, or visual disabilities. The program offers nine games for use with a single switch, touch screen, or the space bar. Eight animated characters introduce the concepts of cause and effect, switch use, visual tracking, discrete pointing, and turn taking. Games range from very basic to challenging. An example of the single switch games is "Songfest," where creatures appear one at a time when a switch or the touch screen is activated. Once all the creatures are present, each switch activation causes them to perform a dance that continues until the next switch activation. A new arrangement is then created and repeated. Another game, "Shrinker," uses an animated creature and a series of shrinking balls to train pointing to a discrete area on the screen. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a powerful set of tools that eases student management, simplifies data analysis, and offers powerful new report-writing options. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Windows version requires a 300 megaHertz (MHz) processor or higher; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows-compatible sound card; and 8x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or higher processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; 8x speed CD-ROM.

103. CREATURE FEATURES

     Creature Features is a single switch program designed to improve attention skills and teach cause and effect, turn-taking, and switch use for individuals with developmental, cognitive, visual or physical disabilities or autism. Its benefits include increasing auditory and visual attention; training cause and effect and turn taking; developing intentionality; and offering recreational enjoyment. Users activate a single switch, touch screen, or the space bar to make "creatures" perform animated routines with accompanying sounds. Additional activations cause the routine to continue. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows-compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

104. CREATURE MAGIC

     Creature Magic is a single switch program designed to introduce early language and cognitive concepts, cause and effect, turn-taking and use of a single switch for individuals with developmental, physical or visual disabilities or autism. This program is designed to introduce early language concepts, provide exposure to word combinations, reinforce critical cognitive concepts and offer recreational enjoyment. There are four games which show the concept of non-existence where things disappear and reappear; demonstrate the difference between one and more than one object; introduce prepositions; and show the importance of word order in simple sentences. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 pocessor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

105. CROSSSCANNER (MODELS SMX-3, SM-3, & SW-3)

     CrossScanner is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with fine motor, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This program enables one- or two-switch control of mouse functions. With the switch(es) plugged into a switch interface (not included), the user is able to perform mouse moves; performs clicks, double clicks, and drags; operate menus; and enter text through an on-screen keyboard. An AutoScan feature enabless the user to initiate scrolling with one click and halt it with a second click. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS 10.2 and greater (model SMX-3), Mac OS 9 and earlier (model SM-3), or Windows operating system (model SW-3).

106. CUP SWITCH (MODEL 58080)

     The Cup Switch, model 58080, is a buttonswitch designed for individuals with upper extremity disabilities who have a good ability to target smaller surfaces. This switch is similar to the Cap Switch (see separate entry), but more durable because the switch is encased in a plastic cup. Colored stickers for the target area are included for individuals with low vision. The base provides a surface for mounting on a table, pillow, or wheelchair bracket. The switch is activated using nine ounces of force and auditory and tactile feedback is provided. DIMENISONS: 1.8 inches in diameter x 0.6 inches high. COLOR: The case is black and the stickers for the target area come in five colors.

107. DECT 6.0 EXPANDANDABLE DIGITAL CORDLESS PHONE WITH ANSWERING SYSTEM (MODELS KX-TG9332T & KX-TG9333T)

     The DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) 6.0 Expandable Digital Cordless Phone with Answering System is a cordless telephone with speakerphone and voice output caller identification designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. In addition to talking caller ID, other voice output features include a talking alarm clock and talking battery alert. The phone has a digital answering system, speakerphone function, call block, night mode, light-up indicator, and two (model KX-TG9332T) or three (model KX-TG9333T) handsets. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): Base is 2.48 x 5.51 x 4.69 inches. Handset is 6.10 x 1.89 x 1.30 inches. WEIGHT: Base is 0.49 pounds. Handset is 0.29 pounds. COLOR: Black.

108. DELUXE BANKING PROGRAM

     The Deluxe Banking Program is a money management training system designed for use with individuals with learning and other cognitive disabilities. This program covers every aspect of maintaining a checking account: deposits, personal checks, check registers, ATM/Debit cards, personal identification numbers (PIN), and monthly statements. The complete set includes 50 short stories for writing checks and 25 other real-life transactions, 150 reproducible worksheets and instructions in a teacher's binder ($59.95), and ten check packets with 75 real checks, 24 deposit slips, one identification card, a check register, and a deluxe checkbook wallet. This programs provides the user with the opportunity to first practice writing checks on realistic worksheets and then provides them with checks that match. Level 1 worksheets have a "Helper Guide" that expalins how to complete checking account activities. Level 2 worksheets, without the Guides, assist the users in independently maintaining a checking account. After the Level 2 worksheets are mastered, students move to writing real checks. OPTIONS: Sets of five additional check packets are available. ($49.95)

109. DIALOGUE XL-40

     The Dialogue XL-40 is an amplified telephone designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. The telephone has an audio output jack for connection to a headset, neckloop, or cochlear implant. It also features an Adjustable Tone Control (ATC) that allows for the selection of various amplification levels to ensure that every word is heard as cleaarly as possible. Advanced noise reduction technology also filters out background noise and static for superior sound quality. A powerful amplifier increases the incoming voice volume up to over 43 decibels (100 times); the outgoing voice can also be amplified. Other features include an extra bright incoming call ring flasher, an extra loud ringer (adjustable to over 95 decibels), and big buttons with back-lighting to make dialing easier. WARRANTY: This product has a limitied one-year manufacturer's warranty.

110. DIALOGUE XL-50

     The Dialogue XL-50 is an amplified telephone designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. The telephone has an audio output jack for connection to a headset, neckloop, or cochlear implant. It also features an Adjustable Tone Control (ATC) that allows for the selection of various amplification levels to ensure that every word is heard as cleaarly as possible. Advanced noise reduction technology also filters out background noise and static for superior sound quality. A powerful amplifier increases the incoming voice volume up to over 48 decibels (200 times); the outgoing voice can also be amplified. Other features include an extra bright incoming call ring flasher, an extra loud ringer (adjustable to over 95 decibels), and big buttons with back-lighting to make dialing easier. WARRANTY: This product has a limitied one-year manufacturer's warranty.

111. DISCOVER:SWITCH

     The Discover:Switch is a single-switch keyboard modification and on-screen keyboard program designed to enable children with physical disabilities to access popular educational software. The voice-output switch enables students to use educational software, send e-mail, and operate multimedia programs. The switch includes all necessary software to enable it to display and speak a standard keyboard layout or to display and speak words, phrases, or sentences displayed in a keyboard-style matrix. With built-in scanning capability, the user presses the switch to display the scanning keyboard capability on screen. When the desired key is highlighted, the user presses the switch again to select it. The system includes the large-surface switch with on/off control, two jacks to connect the user's personal switches, and a permanently attached cable for ease of connection; 40 ready-to-use scanning keyboards; Easy Numbers for math; Easy Mouse for internet access; and Discover:Create software for customizing keyboards, voices, and set-up. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Macintosh computers require an ABD port or iMate adapter, System 7.5.3 or later, a 68030 processor or better, six megabytes (MB) of hard disk space, eight MB RAM, and CD-ROM drive. IBM and compatible computers require a Pentium or better processor, Windows 95 or higher, a minimum of 16 MB RAM, a minimum of 35 MB hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, and a Sound Blaster or compatible sound card. DIMENSIONS: The switch surface is five inches in diameter.

112. DOLPHIN PEN

     The Dolphin Pen is an access software pen drive designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This USB pen drive device comes loaded with Dolphin Computer Access software, and allows users to carry the software with them and run it on any personal computer (PC) on which Dolphin Interceptor software has been installed (this software can be installed from the pen drive if it has not been previously installed on the PC). The device is available with one of four computer access programs: Supernova screen reader / screen magnifier software, Hal screen reader software, Lunar screen magnification software, or Lunar Plus screen magnifier / screen reader software (see separate entries). When the device is inserted into a computer's USB port, the access software begins running automatically with the user’s personal settings. When the device is removed from the USB slot, the software ceases running and the PC is ready for another user. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers running Windows. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 2000, XP Home, or XP Professional; Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 5 or later; Intel P2 400 megaHertz (MHz) equivalent or higher processor; 125 megabytes (MB) free hard disk space; 128 MB memory; PCI or AGP graphics card; Sound Blaster compatible sound card; and a USB port. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 7 x 2 centimeters.

113. DOORBELL SIGNALER (MODEL DS700) & ECONOMICAL DOORBELL SIGNALER (MODEL DS70)

     The Doorbell Signaler is a flashing light signal designed to alert individuals with hearing disabilities to the ringing of the doorbell. When a lamp is plugged into the unit, the lamp will flash four to five times each time the dorbell is pressed. Both models include the transmitter unit, wiring, and a doorbell, enabling them to be used in homes with or without an existing doorbell. Model DS700 also has the capability of transmitting to remote receivers (not included).WARRANTY: One year.

114. DRAGGER

     Dragger, also called Dragger32, is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. Using the AutoClick feature, mouse clicks can be performed by dwelling. Dwells and switch clicks can be transformed into double clicks, right clicks, or drags. This feature enters a left-button click after the pointer is motionless for a user-defined period of 0.2 to 10 seconds. A single click entered manually or with AutoClick can be converted to a double click, right click, or drag. The toolbar also provides single click access to move the keyboard, hide the keyboard, or size the toolbar. An on/off button for AutoClick is also included in the toolbar to pause the AutoClick and eliminate inadvertent mouse clicks. A Jitter Box feature aids in compensating for user difficulties in controlling the mouse pointer. HotZone mode enables functionality without the toolbar being visible on the screen, providing unobscured Web browsing or functionality in many full-screen games. The HotZones are eight invisible rectangles around the edges of the screen to which various functions can be assigned. A group or set of HotZones can be defined and saved for use with a specific game. Audible tones indicate when the mouse pointer moves in or out of a HotZone. A reduced functionality mode designed specifically for children reduces the toolbar to two buttons for the most essential features: AutoClick and left drag, while hiding infrequently used features and the options menu. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, or XP.

115. DRAGON NATURALLYSPEAKING

     Dragon NaturallySpeaking is a voice input and voice output program designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury or upper extremity, vision, or learning disabilities. This voice recognition system enables hands-free operation of personal computers and permits users to speak at their normal pace. The program also permits hands-free mouse operation using MouseGrid technology. Users can create, move, edit, and format text by voice command in virtually all Windows applications, including word processors, spreadsheets, web browsers, and more. The program integrates with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, and most other Windows applications, allowing spoken text to appear immediately in a document. Select-and-Say editing permits editing by voice. Corrections can be made by voice or by keyboard, and corrections can be made immediately or delayed to a later time. The program also offers dictation playback, enabling the user to hear what he or she has written before editing. Text-to-speech capability also enables users to have their own documents or other files such as e-mail read aloud. The program supports multiple users and each user "trains" the system as it is being used; the system learns accents, dialects, and individual pronunciations automatically. The program has a 230,000-word vocabulary, with a 30,000-word plus active vocabulary. The vocabulary includes spelling, pronunciation, punctuation, usage, and context recognition information. This program also allows new words, specialized terms, and names to be automatically added in a few steps. The Vocabulary Builder searches text files, locates words used by the user, and enters spelling, pronunciation, and context recognition information. A high-quality headset microphone is included. Available editions include Home, Professional, Legal, and Medical. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows XP (SP2 or SP3), Server 2003, Server 2008, Vista or 7; 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster Pentium processor; 2.5 gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space; 1 GB RAM (Windows XP or Vista) or 2 GB RAM (Windows 7 and Windows Server 2003/2008); Sound Blaster 16 or compatible sound card; a DVD-ROM drive; and Internet Explorer 6 or higher.

116. DUAL SWITCH LATCH AND TIMER

     The Dual Switch Latch and Timer is a device that controls the mode of operation of two momentary contact switches. The latching function changes the action of the switch from momentary to latching on/off. The timing function keeps the circuit closed for a preset amount of time for each activation of the switch, and it can set the duration for which the switch must be pressed in order to be activated. The Dual Switch Latch and Timer can be used to control battery operated devices if used with a battery interrupter cable. POWER: 9-volt battery. DIMENSIONS: 5.75 x 3.5 x 0.3 inches. WEIGHT: 1 pound.

117. EARLY & ADVANCED SWITCH GAMES

     Early and Advanced Switch Games is a control switch training program designed to provide training in the use of single switches for children with upper extremity disabilities. This program includes 19 games and activities ranging from cause and effect through following directions and matching, and up to using the switch to make a funny face and print it out. Examples of games included are Noises, which provides instant positive reinforcement on switch activation; Build-A-Scene, which adds a part of a picture every time the switch is pressed; and an advanced set of games that require counting, matching, and manipulation. User name, reaction speed, and type of scanning can be selected and saved. This program can be accessed using a switch, a touch screen, mouseclick, or keyboard spacebar. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Apple II computers, Macintosh computers, or IBM and compatible computers

118. EARLY EMERGING RULES: PLURALS

     Early Emerging Rules: Plurals is a language and vocabulary enhancement tutorial program designed to train early grammatical constructions and facilitate the transition from single words to word combinations for individuals with developmental, visual, physical or language learning disabilities. The program uses speech, pictures, and animated characters and is intended as a follow-up to the vocabulary training provided by First Words, First Words II, and First Verbs (see entries). This program uses three 20-picture sets to train the singular noun form and plural noun endings. The Six instructional levels include a game, four levels of training, and a test option. Students are presented pictures and asked to select the picture which represents the construction being trained. Various amounts of instruction, cuing, and feedback are provided on each training level. For students with physical disabilities, alternative access may be gained through TouchWindow (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 MegaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive.

119. EARLY EMERGING RULES: PREPOSITIONS

     Early Emerging Rules: Prepositions is a language tutorial and vocabulary enhancement program designed to train early grammatical constructions and facilitate the transition from single words to word combinations for individuals with developmental, visual, physical or language learning disabilities. This program uses speech, pictures, and animated characters and is intended as a follow-up to the vocabulary training provided by First Words, First Words II, and First Verbs (see entries). This program uses three 20-picture sets of different objects and containers to train the prepositions "in" and "on." The six instructional levels include a game, four levels of training, and a test option. Students are presented pictures and asked to select the picture which represents the construction being trained. Various amounts of instruction, cuing, and feedback are provided on each training level. The program trains the prepositions "in" and "on". For students with physical disabilities, alternative access may be gained through TouchWindow (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 MegaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive.

120. EARLY LEARNING I

     Early Learning I is a perceptual training program designed for teaching recognition of colors, shapes, numbers, and letters to children with a learning disability. The program includes the following four lessons: Matching Colors, Learning Shapes, Counting Numbers, and Letter Match. All have the option of being controlled with: a keyboard, a mouse, a touch screen, IntelliKeys, or single- or dual-switch input. The program may be set to ask for a yes or no response with no as default value. A speech synthesizer responds with correction and reinforcement. A record-keeping program is also included. Overlays are included for marking or color-coding the keys the student needs to depress; specify model of computer when ordering. Hand Controls (see entry) can be purchased for the switch option. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows XP or later; Mac OS 10.1 or later.

121. EARLY LEARNING I INTELLIKEYS BUNDLE

     The Early Learning I IntelliKeys Bundle is a pre-reading tutorial program and keytop overlay set designed for use with young children with cognitive or physical disabilities. The set includes the Early Learning I (see also separate entry) software from Marblesoft and a set of six overlays for use with IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry). The program teaches identification of eight colors, eight shapes by sight and name, numbers from one through twenty, and upper and lower case letters of the alphabet. Four to twelve colors or shapes can be selected for practice and color pictures may be added to the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: System 7.1 or higher, four megabytes RAM, and a color monitor.

122. EARLY LEARNING II INTELLIKEYS BUNDLE

     The Early Learning II IntelliKeys Bundle is a math tutorial program and keytop overlay set designed for use with young children with cognitive or physical disabilities. The set includes the Early Learning II (see also separate entry) software from Marblesoft and a set of two overlays for use with IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry). The program teaches simple addition and number sequencing. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: System 7.1 or higher, four megabytes RAM, and a color monitor.

123. EARLY LEARNING III INTELLIKEYS BUNDLE

     The Early Learning III IntelliKeys Bundle is a math tutorial program and keytop overlay set designed for use with young children with cognitive or physical disabilities. The set includes the Early Learning III (see also separate entry) software from Marblesoft and a set of three overlays for use with IntelliKeys (not included; see separate entry). The program teaches simple subtraction and the concepts of greater than, less than, and equal to. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: System 7.1 or higher, four megabytes RAM, and a color monitor.

124. EARLY LEARNING SUITE

     The Early Learning Suite is a pre-reading tutorial program designed to teach reading skills to young children. The program consists of a set of 16 educational programs and a record-keeping system. All programs support input from a keyboard, a mouse, a touch screen, IntelliKeys, or single- or dual-switch input. The following programs are included on the software: Early Learning I: Matching Colors, Learning Shapes, Counting Numbers, and Letter Match; Early Math Skills: Early Addition I, Early Addition II, Sequencing Up, Sequencing Down, Early Subtraction I, Early Subtraction II, and More Than/Less Than; Money Skills: Coins and Bills, Counting Money, Making Change, How Much Change?, and The Marblesoft Store; and The Graphic Speller with nine levels which teach number lining and early graphic skills. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows XP or later; Mac OS 10.1 or later.

125. EAROBICS

     Earobics is an auditory perceptual training and pre-reading tutorial program designed for use by children and adults with communication or learning disabilities or who are hard of hearing. It provides phonological awareness and auditory processing training for the prevention and remediation of reading and other language-based disabilities. The software comes in home, classroom, and professional versions. The professional version is designed for use by reading specialists, audiologists, and speech language pathologists (SLP's). The classroom version, also called Earobics Literacy Launch, is available in CD-ROM, Local Area Network (LAN), or Wide Area Network (WAN) format. The Home, Professional, and Classroom versions each include three products: Step 1 and Step 2 for children, and Step 1 for adolescents and adults. Step 1 features six interactive games with up to 114 levels of play, teaching the phonological awareness, auditory processing and introductory phonics skills required for learning to read and spell. The games also develop general cognitive skills that support learning, such as attention and memory. Step 2 features five interactive games with up to 168 levels of play, addressing the skills targeted in Step 1 at a higher level, plus language processing skills that are critical for extracting meaning from spoken language and written text. Step 1 for Adolescents and Adults provides game-style multimedia instruction designed to appeal to adolescents and adults who are struggling to read faster, spell better, and improve their comprehension. Game play is automatically adjusted to the skill level and progress of the student. Other factors that can be adjusted include the amount of visual cueing and auditory feedback, the rate at which sounds are presented, the length of sound units, and the amount of background noise competing for the student's attention. The Classroom and Professional versions include management tools to allow the teacher, audiologist, or SLP to customize each game to the needs of each student, by limiting play to the games that target the student's deficit skills, choosing the starting levels of difficulty within each game, determining when skill training should be repeated or skipped, and customizing auditory repetition and other features. The software also automatically generates goals for each activity in IEP (Individualized Education Plan) format, collects performance data for each student, and prints each student's progress reports by date or range of dates. A password option protects the confidentiality and reliability of data records. Names can be removed and added to the player list in the professional and classroom versions, but not the home version. OPTIONS: Professional Version options include Specialist/Clinician Resource Guides for Step 1, Step 2, and Step 1 for Adolescents and Adults. Classroom Version options include a Teacher's Resource Guide; Integrated Multimedia Tools and Books, including uppercase and lowercase letter mats and letter sets, picture/word cards, letter/sound review deck, big and small books, videotapes, audiotapes, talking CD-ROM books; and School-to-Home Connections materials, including Earobics Home Software, take-home books, and reproducible activities and manipulatives. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For IBM-compatible computers, 133 megaherta (Mhz) Pentium processor or above; Windows 95/98/NT operating system; 32 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM); 16 MB available RAM (32 MB recommended); 256 color display (16 bit color recommended); 4x CD-ROM drive; 10 MB available hard disk space; Soundblaster compatible 16-bit sound card and speakers. For Macintosh, Macintosh 603e Power Macintosh (604 Power Macintosh or above recommended); System 7.6.1 or higher operating system; 32 MB RAM; 16 MB available RAM (32 MB recommended); 256 color display (thousands of colors recommended); 4x CD-ROM drive; 10 MB available hard disk space.

126. EASEREADER DAISY PLAYER

     The EaseReader DAISY Player is a digital talking book player program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. The program enables publishers of audio e-books to deliver text and audio content that is protected from unauthorized copying, viewing, or editing of the source text. Content published using this program can be played back on DAISY-format playback devices, but cannot be copied, edited, or distributed in other formats. When content is viewed in applications such as Internet Explorer or a word processor, it appears as scrambled text.

127. EASY CAT

     Easy Cat is a touch pad designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities and others who cannot manipulate a mouse. This external touch pad enables the user to control cursor movement by moving a finger on the surface of the pad. Two mechanical buttons emulate a two-button mouse. The unit can be mounted to most surfaces or held in the palm of the hand. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Macintosh computers with USB or serial/PS2 connection. DIMENSIONS: 2.7 x 3.4 x 0.5 inches.

128. EATING SKILLS PROGRAM

     The Eating Skills Program is an independent living skills and personal skills tutorial designed to teach and reinforce basic table manners for people with cognitive disabilities. The program is a board game which addresses mealtime issues at home, in school, in the workplace, and in restaurants. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards plus additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

129. EDMARK PUZZLEMAKER

     Edmark PuzzleMaker is a cognitive skills tutorial program designed to provide practice in figure ground discrimination, problem solving and understanding spatial relationships for children with a developmental or physical disability. The Edmark PuzzleMaker scrambles the image and (if selected) starts the game clock, setting the stage for the challenge of moving the pieces back to their proper screen position. You may select one of 12 pre-loaded illustrations, or create and import your own. Special options offer random picture scrambling, control over the number of pieces per picture, timing options and an option to review the unscrambled picture at any time. This program is available on diskette and is designed to be TouchWindow accessible (see separate entry). It is available in single sets ($39.95) or Lab Packs ($79.95). COMPATIBILITY: Apple IIe, IIc, IIgs or Macintosh with an Apple IIe emulation card. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 64K; color monitor; 5.25 inch disk drive. Optional: TouchWindow.

130. EDMARK READING PROGRAM, SOFTWARE LEVELS 1 & 2

     The Edmark Reading Program, Software Level 1 & 2 is the software version of a highly repetitive sight word approach for first grade students with learning or developmental disabilities. The student uses a keyboard, joystick or TouchWindow (see separate entry) to make selections. The student must be able to point, say or sign back a response, and have enough receptive language to understand the cues. The program teaches 350 words chosen from the Dolch Word List and basal readers, as well as "-s," "-ed," and "-ing" endings, capitalization, and punctuation. Lessons move from pre-reading matching to word recognition, matching words to pictures, matching phrases to pictures, and short illustrated stories. The program contains 572 lessons in five formats and additional practice, review, and post-test activities. A resource on disk allows the teacher to maintain data on 10 students at one time. Use of an Echo speech synthesizer is required if the teacher wishes to provide verbal cues and reinforcement that differs to suit student response. Other features include 130 stories, choice of standard interface (for visual interest) or simple interface (for easily distracted students), high quality audio cues and reinforcement, single switch scanning, teacher guide, printable signing manual with signing illustrations and instruction, and printable flash cards. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For IBM compatible computers, Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, XP or later operating system; Pentium 133 megahertz (MHz) or Pentium 90 or greater processor depending on stand-alone or network installing; 32 megabytes (MB) or 64 MB or greater RAM.

131. EDMARK TIME TELLING

     Time Telling is a time management training system and time skills tutorial program designed to incrementally build skills for people who do not yet know how to tell time. The program uses behavior modification and programmed learning to teach users to read a standard or digital clock and to say and write the correct time. It carefully sequences time-telling skills that students can master to the level of the minute. The skills necessary for reading a clock are divided into small steps, and systematic repetition and review endure rapid and thorough understanding of time concepts. Each student progresses through the program at his or her own pace, and systematic repetition and review ensures understanding of time concepts. Students must be able to read and count numbers 1 through 60 and count to 55 by fives to use the program. The set includes 95 blackline master lesson pages and storage box.

132. EEZEE MOUSE CURSOR

     The eeZee Mouse CURSOR is a hands-free mouse alternative designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or repetitive motion injuries. This device provides full mouse control of computers or alternative and augmentative communication devices (AAC), and enables users to control cursor movements through subtle body movements. Tilt-sensor technology is utilized to perform the cursor movements. Operating as a joystick in space, the key to the system is a tiny body sensor, smaller than a postage stamp. The Body sensor is worn by the user literally anywhere from head to toe. As the sensor is tilted, movement is analyzed by a built-in microcomputer and used to generate proportional cursor movements. It is fully compatible with all hardware and software including click/dwell programs, on-screen keyboards, and other assistive technology products. To operate, connect the microphone, connect, position the body sensor in desired location, and connect USB cable to the host computer. There is no software to install or drivers to load. This cursor device operates in conjunction with all existing mice or other input devices on the computer system. It is portable and compatible with all desktop and notebook computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and AAC devices with a USB port. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All applications require an available USB Port. IBM and compatible computers require Microsoft Windows VISTA, XP, 2000, or ME. Macintosh computers require OSX 8.2 or above. AAC devices require a USB 2.0 Interface. OPTIONS: Replacement USB cables and mounting kit. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1.75 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 2 Ounces (excluding cables). WARRANTY: Full 2 Years with extended warranties available.

133. EEZEE MOUSE SWITCH

     The eeZee Mouse SWITCH is a hands-free mouse alternative designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or repetitive motion injuries. The eeZee Mouse SWITCH provides full mouse control of computers or alternative and augmentative communication devices (AAC), and enables users to control cursor movements through subtle body movements, while providing real-time control of the left/right clicks and drag. Tilt-sensor technology is utilized to perform the cursor movements, while one or two external switches are used to perform mouse button functions. Operating as a joystick in space, the key to the system is a tiny body sensor, smaller than a postage stamp. The body sensor is worn by the user literally anywhere from head to toe. As the sensor is tilted, movement is analyzed by a built-in microcomputer and used to generate proportional cursor movements. The same microcomputer can generate both left and right mouse button clicks from a single external switch, or two separate switches can be utilized for direct button control, while feedback LEDs are provided for a visual indication of mouse button activity. To operate, connect the microphone, connect and position the body sensor in desired location, and connect USB cable to the host computer. There is no software to install or drivers to load. eeZee Mouse operates in conjunction with all existing mice or other input devices on the computer system. It is completely portable and compatible with all desktop and notebook computers. This device is fully compatible with all hardware and software including on-screen keyboards and click/dwell programs. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and AAC devices with a USB port. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All applications require an available USB Port. IBM and compatible computers require Microsoft Windows VISTA, XP, 2000, or ME. Macintosh computers require OSX 8.2 or above. AAC devices require a USB 2.0 Interface. OPTIONS: Replacement USB cables and mounting kit. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1.75 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 2 Ounces (excluding cables). WARRANTY: Full 2 Years with extended warranties available.

134. ENLARGED ALPHA & NUMERIC KEYTOPS

     Enlarged Alpha & Numeric Keytops are large-print labels that can be placed on computer keys. These Keytops are designed to fit IBM-PC and compatible keyboards, and have letters printed in 38 point type rather than the standard 18 point type. The 14 point numeric symbols are enlarged to 32 point type. These Keytops are available in black on white or white on black. Quantity discounts are available. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM PC computers.

135. ERGODEX DX-1 PROGRAMMABLE KEYBOARD

     The Ergodex DX-1 Adaptive Keyboard is a keyboard interface designed for use by individuals with severe physical, upper extremity, vision or cognitive disabilities. This keyboard consists of a tablet and 25 adhesive-backed keys. Although the adhesive forms a strong bond, the keys can be moved by twisting them off, enabling them to be moved around on the surface. The keys are programmable to perform any number of tasks, including controlling single or multiple functions such as moving entire blocks of text, launching web sites, performing operations that otherwise require multiple key combinations, or performing double mouse clicks with a single touch. The system includes the DX1 Pad, the DX1 Tray, keys numbered 1 through 25, a blank label sheet, a printed label sheet, an installation CD, and a QuickStart Guide. OPTIONS: A set of replacement keys (1 through 25), Key Set 2 numbered 26 through 50 that can be programmed separately, and a replacement key tray. DIMENSIONS: The tray is 9 x 11 inches. WARRANTY: Limited warranty.

136. ESYS 12

     The Esys 12 is a braille notetaker, braille display and braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This portable unit has 12 braille cells with 12 integrated cursor routing keys located above the braille cells. The Esys 12 includes a ten-key braille keyboard with which the user can type notes. The unit can be used to read and write text messages and operate a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), personal computer (PC), or notetaker. The user can use the two navigation joysticks to browse mobile phone, PDA or Microsoft Windows menus and the two navigation wheels to explore the screen. The Esys 12 can also be used as a notetaker with its built-in programming and micro SD card slot. Installed applications include Notepad, Agenda, Alarm Clock, Calculator and Tools. The device works with screen readers as well as devices loaded with screen reader programs. Connection is made through USB or Bluetooth. A 128 megabytes (MB) micro SD card and a protective softcase for traveling are included. COMPATIBILITY: IBM or compatible computers running Windows or Linux and Apple Macintosh computers or iPod, iPhone and iPad. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows; Mac OS X; or iOS. POWER: Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery with AC power adapter and USB charger (included). Operating time is up to 17 hours. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 5.7 x 3.39 x 0.79 inches. WEIGHT: 0.44 pounds. WARRANTY: Two-year warranty.

137. ESYS 24

     The Esys 24 (also known as the esys24) is a braille notetaker, refreshable braille display and braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This unit has a display with 24 braille cells with 24 integrated cursor routing keys located above the braille cells. The Esys 24 includes a ten-key braille keyboard with which the user types notes. The unit can be used independently or connected to a PC work station via Bluetooth or USB. It can also be used to send and read instant messages and operate a mobile phone or personal digital assistant (PDA). The user can use the two navigation joysticks located to the left and right of the braille line to control menus on devices using Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh or screen reader software; and the two lower front navigation wheels to browse through information. The Esys 24 can also be used as a notetaker with its built-in programming and micro SD card slot. Installed applications include Notepad, Agenda, Alarm Clock, Calculator and Tools. The esys24 is compatible with devices running many screen reader programs, including Jaws, Windows Eyes, Supernova, Cobra v.9.x or higher, Mobile Speak, Mobile Speak Pocket, Talks, and VoiceOver. A 2 gigabytes (GB) micro SD card is included. COMPATIBILITY: IBM PC or compatible or Apple Macintosh computers or iPod, iPhone and iPad. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows; Linux; Mac OS X; or iOS. POWER: Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery with USB charger (included). Operating time is up to 17 hours. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 23.3 x 9.4 x 2.2 centimeters. WEIGHT: 500 grams.

138. ESYS 40

     The Esys 40 (also known as esys40) is a braille notetaker, refreshable braille display and braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have vision. This portable unit has a large display with 40 braille cells with 40 integrated cursor routing keys located above the braille cells. The esys40 includes a ten-key braille keyboard with which the user types notes. The unit can be used independently or connected to a PC work station via Bluetooth or USB. It can be used to read and write text messages and operate a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), personal computer (PC), or notetaker. The user can use the two navigation joysticks to control Microsoft Windows menus and the four navigation wheels to browse through information. The esys40 can also be used as a notetaker with its built-in Micro SD-card slot. The Esys 40 can also be used as a notetaker with its built-in programming and micro SD card slot. Installed applications include Notepad, Agenda, Alarm Clock, Calculator and Tools. The Esys 40 is compatible with devices running many screen reader programs, including Jaws, Window Eyes, Supernova, Cobra v.9.x or higher, Mobile Speak, Mobile Speak Pocket, Talks, and VoiceOver. A 2 gigabytes (GB) micro SD card and a protective softcase for traveling are included. COMPATIBILITY: IBM PC or compatible or Apple Macintosh computers or iPod, iPhone and iPad. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows; Linux; Mac OS X; or iOS. POWER: Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Charging is through USB or through an AC power adapter (included). Operating time is up to 17 hours. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 12.8 x 3.39 x 0.79 inches. WEIGHT: 1.1 pounds. WARRANTY: Two-year warranty.

139. ESYSLIGHT

     The esysLight is a refreshable braille display designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This unit has a display with 40 braille cells with 40 cursor routing keys located above the braille cells. It can be used independently or connected to another device via Bluetooth or mini USB. The esysLight can be connected to a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), or personal computer (PC) to read text messages and Internet content. The two navigation joysticks and four navigation wheels allow the user to browse through information or program menus on a PC or mobile phone. Installed applications include Library and Tools. The esysLight is compatible with devices running many screen reader programs, including Jaws, Window Eyes, Supernova, Cobra v.9.x or higher, Mobile Speak, Mobile Speak Pocket, Talks, and VoiceOver. A 2 gigabytes (GB) micro SD card and a protective soft case for traveling are included. COMPATIBILITY: IBM or compatible computers running Windows or Linux and Apple Macintosh computers or iPod, iPhone and iPad. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows; Mac OS X; or iOS. POWER: Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery. Charging is through USB. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 32.5 x 8.6 x 2 centimeters. WEIGHT: 500 grams.

140. ESYTIME

     The esyTime is self contained computer with a refreshable braille display and a braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This unit has a 32-character braille display with 32 cursor routing keys located above the braille cells. It includes a 10-key braille keyboard. The device has two joysticks and eight function keys located left and right of the display. The user can use the optical sensors and tactile finger movements to advance/reverse the braille line, move/place the cursor and validate menu options without pressing a key or removing the finger(s) from the braille line. Alternatively, the user can select esyTime standard to use classic cursor routing keys. This Windows 7 braille computer allows the user to surf the web or read emails using a WiFi connection. It can also be used as a computer terminal that can be connected to a personal computer (PC) with a screen reader. The esyTime features Intel Atom N550 Dual Core Processor, 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM, 250 GB hard drive, three USB ports, a mini USB port, SD card reader, one VGA port, one Ethernet port, Bluetooth 3.0, integrated stereo loudspeakers and microphone, audio in/out, and anti-theft protection. The device is compatible with screen reader programs such as Window Eyes, Jaws, Supernova suite, and NVDA. OPTIONS: esySuite software package; 2 GB memory expansion; upgrade to Windows 7 Pro; DVD+/-RW; and Windows 7 compatible software and peripherals. POWER: Removable battery with 8-hour operating time. DIMENSIONS (WxDxH): 26 x 18 x 2.5 centimeters. WEIGHT: 1.2 kilograms. WARRANTY: Two-year warranty.

141. ET BRAILLE PRINTER

     The ET Braille Printer is a desktop interpoint printer designed for printing on both sides of the paper at higher speeds for individuals with visual disabilities. The ET is an improved version of the Juliet (see separate entry) with a 40 character line and a speed of 60 characters per second. It will accept paper weighing from 20 to 100 pounds and prints on either one or both sides of the paper. Other features include high resolution graphics and a multi-copy buffer, which will print a 30 page document over and over without tying up the computer. A rear panel impact control allows the user to select perfect Braille for different paper. ET can also add well-defined Braille to heavy plastics and some light metals to Braille on signs. The printer comes standard with continuous tractor feed. COMPATIBILITY: Fully compatible with popular braille translators for IBM, Apple, and Macintosh computers through its standard parallel and serial ports. OPTIONS: Single sheet feed is available. DIMENSIONS: Printe measures 11.5 x 24.63 x 8.69 inches. The paper width is adjustable from 1.5 to 15 inches. The paper length is selectable from 3 to 14 inches. WEIGHT: Measures 50 pounds.

142. EVOLUENT VERTICALMOUSE 2 LEFT HAND

     Evoluent VerticalMouse 2 Left Hand is an ergonomic mouse designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrom or repetitive strain injuries. The vertical shape of this mouse supports the user's left hand in a fully upright handshake position that eliminates twisting of the forearm. The optical sensor has 1,200 dots-per-inch (dpi) resolution, allowing the pointer to be moved across a 17-inch monitor with only 0.5 inch movement of the mouse. The mouse has five buttons that have basic functionality in Windows without a driver: left click (top), right click (middle), back (bottom), middle click (wheel), forward (thumb). A driver is included allowing each of the five buttons to be programmed with different functions in Windows XP or Vista 32-bit. Other special features when used with XP Pro and Vista 32-bit include speed toggle, auto click, click lock, and audio and/or visual break reminders. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible, Macintosh, Unix (except Solaris 9), and Linux-based computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Personal computers (PCs) require USB or PS/2 port; Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or 7 operating system. Macintosh requires OX 9 or OS X operating system and a USB port. Unix and Linux require a USB port. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 3 x 4.6 x 3 inches. Cable is 6.6 feet long. COLOR: Silver and black.

143. EVOLUENT VERTICALMOUSE 3 WIRELESS (MODEL (VM3W-R)

     The Evoluent VerticalMouse 3 Wireless, model VM3W-R, is an ergonomic mouse designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome or repetitive strain injury. This 2.4 gigaHertz (GHz) wireless mouse has a vertical shape that allows the user to hold it with a handshake grip that eliminates forearm twisting and promotes a neutral wrist and forearm posture. The mouse has an optical sensor with 5 buttons requiring light force for clicking, but firm enough to prevent accidental actuation. When a driver is instaled, the buttons are each programmable with different functions in different applications. When the driver is not installed, the default functions in Windows are: Top button, left click; wheel button, forward; middle button, middle click (for example, pan and rotate in CAD programs); bottom button, right click; thumb button, back. The compact USB receiver is slim enough to avoid blocking adjacent ports. A small lip on the bottom edge prevents the little finger from rubbing the desk. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible personal computers (PCs), Macintosh, or Linux- or Unix-based computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: A USB port is required for all computers. For PCs Windows XP Pro, XP Home, Vista 32-bit, and Windows 7 operating systems support basic functionality of all 5 buttons. (The included driver for programming buttons is not compatible with Windows 7 so button functions are fixed in Win 7). For Mac, OS X or higher supports two buttons and a scroll wheel. For Linux, left and right click are supported by most versions. POWER: Uses 2 double-A alkaline batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 3.03 x 4.45 x 3.15 inches. WEIGHT: 6.7 ounces with batteries.

144. EVOLUTION KEYBOARD

     The Evolution Keyboard is an expanded ergonomic split keyboard designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive motion injuries or other disabilities of the hand or wrist or with limited range of motion. This keyboard comes in two sections and comes with a right- or left-mounted touch pad. Models are available for use on a desktop, with a Waterloo Arm for chair or desk mounting, or with a chair mount. When mounted to a chair or desk with the Waterloo Arm, the keyboard has three adjustable planes: wrist rotation, forearm length, and keyboard height, allowing for infinite choice in positioning. The keyboard also enables the user to remap keys to meet individual needs. COMPATIBILITY: Designed for use on IBM and compatible computers with AT/PS2 or Serial/PS2 connection.

145. EXPERT MOUSE (MODEL K64325)

     The Expert Mouse, model K64325, is a trackball designed for use by individuals with grasping disabilities or limited dexterity. In the center of this unit is a ball which can be moved with the palm of the hand or the fingertips to control the cursor. The system uses DiamondEye optical tracking. Encircling the ball is a Scroll Ring for fingertip scrolling. On both sides of the Scroll Ring are two large buttons, allowing left- and right-handed users to perform the "left" and "right" clicks of a standard mouse. A soft detachable wrist rest cradles the user's hand. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible personal computers (PC) or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: PCs require Windows 98 or later operating system and a USB or PS2 port. Macintosh computers require OS X or later operating system and available USB port. Both require an Internet connection or CD ROM drive to install the software. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.5 x 5.75 x 5 inches. Product height is measured to the top of the ball; housing height is 1.75 inches. The power cord is 6 feet long. WEIGHT: 0.75 pounds. COLOR: Metallic black and silver. WARRANTY: 5 years.

146. EXPLORING NOUNS STERLING EDITION

     Exploring Nouns Sterling Edition is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed for use by students with autism or developmental, physical, or language-learning disabilities. The program teaches 120 nouns in 10 realistic full-screen settings, thereby building vocabulary, encouraging verbal expression, and facilitating social interaction. Features include clear, colorful scenes; high-quality speech; optional animated reinforcement; teacher control over lesson presentation; accessibility with keyboard, touch screen, single switch, or mouse; and automatic record keeping. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, or Vista; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and 8x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz processor or PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; and a 8x speed CD-ROM.

147. EXPLORING VERBS

     Exploring Verbs is a vocabulary tutorial program designed to provide open ended exploration and training of early vocabulary in realistic contexts for individuals with developmental, physical or language learning disabilities or autism. Benefits of this program include building vocabulary, encouraging verbal expression, and facilitating social interaction. Features include clear colorful scenes; high-quality speech; optional animated reinforcement; teacher control over lesson presentation; accessibility with keyboard, touch screen, single switch or mouse; and automatic record keeping. Exploring Verbs trains 50 early verbs in 8 different realistic scenes. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, or Vista operating system; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and 8x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz processor or PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; and a 8x speed CD-ROM.

148. EYE-C

     The Eye-C is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. The Eye-C magnifier features a 4.3-inch widescreen TFT (thin film transistor) LCD (liquid crystal display) screen with freeze frame and anti-blur technology. It has five levels of magnification from 1.5 times to 17 times and seven color modes - true color, black and white, white on black, blue on yellow, yellow on blue, blue on white, and yellow on black. The user holds the Eye-C over the content to be viewed, and the magnified image or text appears on the screen. Other features include tactile button control, and adjustable brightness. The Eye-C also has that unfolds from the side opposite the screen. The user places the magnifier on either side of the area where he or she will write with the stand nearer the writing area. The Eye-C rests at an angle, and the user can see the writing. The Eye-C comes with a case and shoulder strap. POWER: Uses rechargeable Li-ion battery with 3000mAH capacity (included). An AC charger is included. The battery last approximately 4-6 hours on a single charge. DIMENSIONS (LxWxD): 152 x 81 x 28 millimeters (mm). Screen measures 4.3 inches diagonal. WEIGHT: 8.1 ounces. WARRANTY: 2-year warranty.

149. EYEGAZE EDGE TABLET

     The Eyegaze Edge is an eye-operated communication and control device designed for use by children and adults with cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, brain injury, ALS, multiple sclerosis, brainstem stroke, muscular dystrophy, and similar disabilities. The unit can be transferred from a wheelchair to a table or desk. Users make selections by looking at keys displayed on the screen for a fraction of a second (eye gaze). A small camera mounted under the Eyegaze screen takes 60 pictures per second of the user’s eye. Those images are analyzed by a processor that interprets where the user is looking. Users generate speech by using an on screen keyboard or pre-programmed phrases. Various options permit the user to turn on lights and appliance, operate a universal remote controller for television, DVD, and stereo control, and access email and the Internet. Nothing is attached to the user, and the system comes with a flexible mount that enables people to use it from any position: seated at a table, reclined, or lying on their side. The Eyegaaze Edge Tablet includes an adjustible monitor arm with camera bracket, high-speed infrared sensitive camera and lens, and pulser attachment and LED mount. On-site installation, three hours training, and one year of free phone support are included. Software includes speech synthesis, keyboards, Teach, Phrases, scanning keyboard, and a two-stroke keyboard. Also included is the Eyegaze Settings program which enables a caregiver to customize the phrases and modify the Edge's parameters to accommodate a wide variety of eye-related issues including drooping eyelids and irregularly-shaped pupils. POWER: Uses built-in rechargeable battery. OPTIONS: Computer Access program, Lights and Appliances program, The Grid2 (IR controls, Internet, email, text messaging, play music, Skype, calculator and more), Speaking Dynamically Pro and Boardmaker (for children), and EyeMouse program for on-screen control of off-the-shelf software. DIMENSIONS: The processor is 12.5 x 9 x 0.75 inches. WARRANTY: One year

150. EYETECH TM2 EYE TRACKER

     The EyeTech TM2 eye tracker is an eye-controlled input system designed for use by individuals with severe physical or neurological disabilities or spinal cord injury. This unit tracks one or both eyes with video infrared illumination, and is accurate to approximately one degree. It can be used with communication software, to surf the web, to send email, or to do anything a handheld mouse can do. For laptop computer installation, two infrared lights are mounted on the side and a camera sits on the keyboard or off to the side. For desktop installation on computer monitors up to 24 inches, two infrared lights are mounted on the side and the camera is mounted on the front. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or Vista operating system; Pentium 800 megaHertz (MHz) processor; 128 megabytes (MB) RAM; 10 MB disk space for installation; one available 1394 (FireWire) port or adapter card. WARRANTY: One year parts and labor warranty for hardware. There is no warranty for software.

151. EYETECH TM3 EYE TRACKER

     The EyeTech TM3 is an eye controlled input system designed for use by individuals with neurological or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This unit tracks one or both eyes using dark pupil video tracking with infrared illumination, accurate to approximately one degree. It can be used with communication software, to surf the web, to send email, or to do anything a handheld mouse can do. For laptop computer installation, two infrared lights mount on the side and the camera sits on the keyboard or off to the side. For desktop installation on monitors up to 24 inches, two infrared lights are mounted on the side and the camera is mounted on the front. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible laptop or desktop computer. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or Vista operating system; Pentium 800 MegaHertz (MHz) processor; 128 megabytes (MB) RAM; 10 MB disk space for installation; one available 1394 (FireWire) port or adapter card. WARRANTY: One year hardware warranty for parts and labor. There is no warranty for any software.

152. FIND THE BUTTONS

     Find the Buttons is a computer instruction program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This audible button program teaches users about the computer graphical user interface (GUI) by providing audible feedback for the movements of the mouse. The program offers ten sizable and movable on-screen buttons, each of which has its own individual audible tone. As the user leaves a button, another sound is heard. When the mouse is in the margin where there are no buttons, a different sound is heard. When the user clicks on a button, a more detailed sound is heard. The program enables users to record their own sounds so the sounds can be customized or can tell a story. COMPATIBILITY: Versions of this program are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

153. FIRST CATEGORIES STERLING EDITION

     First Categories is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed for use by children and adults with with language-learning, developmental, physical, hearing, or visual disabilities, or autism. The program uses 60 common nouns to train six essential early categories: Animals, food, body parts, clothing, furniture, and vehicles. Activities include: Item Array- Inclusion (helps students grasp the concept of categorization by grouping items from the same category); Single Item - Inclusion (the student is asked to select an item that belongs to a particular category; Single Item - Exclusion (the student is asked to find the item that does not belong to a particular category); Build-a-Category (a single switch activity that introduces one item at a time and then allows the student to see all of the items in a category together); Robot Review (each time the student selects an item, the narrator names that item and its category); Find Four (the student is asked to find four items that belong to the same category); Magnet Match (the student is asked to match the item at the top of the screen to one of the four items at the bottom of the screen); and Pick-a-Pair (the student is asked to find two items from the same category). The program also offers Optimized Intervention technology, an assessment and training system that tailors instructional delivery to each student's unique needs. The program constantly tracks a student's performance and uses this information to provide highly individualized content. The program begins with a probe test and then progresses through the categories in developmental order. Instructors can decide whether to train using two or three choices and whether to use illustrations or photographs. Four examples of each item aid in generalizing the concept. For those who are motivated by visual simulation, animated 3-D blocks and full-scene backgrounds are offered. For learners who are easily distracted, a simple black background can be used. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a set of tools that eases student management, simplifies data analysis, and offers new report-writing options. This program can be accessed with a keyboard, touch screen, single switch, or mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a 300 MegaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or faster processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM, (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; and an 8x speed CD-ROM.

154. FIRST VERBS STERLING EDITION

     First Verbs Sterling Edition is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed for use by children and adults with language-learning, developmental, physical, visual, or hearing disabilities, or autism. This program provides highly-structured training of early developing verbs. The program trains 50 words in developmental order, but focuses on only five words at a time. Two different animated illustrations are used in training the words. Words are presented either in isolation or with one other on the screen. Users can choose to work on a black or full-scene background. Optimized Intervention technology begins with a probe test to identify five words the student does not already know. During training, students are presented with two pictures and asked to identify one of them (e.g. "Find eating.") The program monitors each student response and automatically adjusts the training level(one through five) of each word. At the lower levels of training, a character known as the Blob reinforces correct answers with his amusing antics. At the higher levels of training, a new character named Zot uses expanded language. Zot's speech includes the use of a variety of verb inflections in varying contexts. Each time a word is mastered, a new word enters into training. At the end of each lesson, a summary of the student’s performance is presented, allowing the instructor to review the student’s progress and ensure accountability. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a set of tools that eases student management, simplifies data analysis, and offers new report-writing options. A verb card deck is included with the program. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a 300 MegaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or faster processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM, (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; and an 8x speed CD-ROM.

155. FIRST WORDS CLASSIC VERSION (MODEL 101-WP)

     First Words Classic Version, model 101-WP, is a vocabulary enhancement and tutorial program designed to provide highly-structured tutorial training of early-developing nouns and verbs for children or adults with developmental, physical or language learning disabilities or autism. This program uses colorful pictures, an encouraging voice, and a lovable animated character called the Blob to teach and test 50 of the earliest developing nouns within 10 categories. Each noun is represented by two illustrations. Features include clear colorful scenes; high-quality speech; optional animated reinforcement; teacher control over lesson presentation; accessibility with keyboard, touch screen, single switch or mouse; and automatic record keeping. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

156. FIRST WORDS II STERLING EDITION

     First Words II Sterling Edition is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed to provide training of early nouns for individuals with autism, language-learning, developmental, physical, visual, or hearing disabilities. This program provides highly structured training of early developing nouns. The program trains 50 words in developmental order, but focuses on only five words at a time. Words are presented in isolation or with one other on the screen. The user can choose to work on a black or full-scene background. New Optimized Intervention technology begins with a probe test to identify five words the student does not already know. During training, students are presented with two pictures and asked to identify one of them (e.g. "Find the cow.") The program monitors each student response and then automatically adjusts the training level (one to five) of each word. At the lower levels of training, the Blob reinforces correct answers with amusing antics. At the higher levels of training, a new character named Zot uses expanded language. Zot's speech uses the nouns from training with various determiners, plurals, and prepositions. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a set of tools for student management, data analysis, and report-writing. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Windows version requires a 300 megaHertz (MHz) processor or higher; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or higher processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

157. FIRST WORDS STERLING EDITION

     First Words Sterling Edition is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed to provide training of early nouns for individuals with autism or language-learning, developmental, physical, visual or hearing disabilities. This program provides highly structured training of early developing nouns. The program trains 50 words in developmental order, but focuses on only five words at a time. Words are presented in isolation or with one other on the screen. The user can choose to work on a black or full-scene background. Optimized Intervention technology begins with a probe test to identify five words the student does not already know. During training, students are presented with two pictures and asked to identify one of them (e.g. "Find the cow.") The program monitors each student response and then automatically adjusts the training level(one to five) of each word. At the lower levels of training, the Blob reinforces correct answers with amusing antics. At the higher levels of training, a new character named Zot uses expanded language. Zot's speech uses the nouns from training with various determiners, plurals, and prepositions. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a set of tools for student management, data analysis, and report-writing. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Windows version requires a 300 megaHertz (MHz) processor or higher; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or higher processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; and an 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

158. FIVE FINGER TYPIST

     The Five Finger Typist is a typing instruction program designed for use by individuals with use of only one hand. Suitable for right- or left-handed typists, the program is designed to enable users to place their fingers on the home row of the keyboard and mimic the animated on-screen hand movements through a series of exercises. This program enables users to work at their own pace by beginning with simple exercises and gradually learning more keystrokes. The program also tracks typing accuracy and enables users to retain a printout after each lesson. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers and on IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

159. FL4SH DELUXE KIT

     The Fl4sh Deluxe Kit is a scanning or direct selection communicator package designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. The package includes one Fl4sh Scanning Communicator, one overlay binder, one rechargeable battery pack with alternating current (AC) adaptor, one sixteen-minute memory module, one additional eight-minute memory module, 24 blank overlay sleeves, three QuickStart overlay sleeves (MASTER for out-of-the-box training, Social Interaction to get started communicating, and Chase-The-Light to start teaching scanning), additional color-coded labels for use with memory module and overlay sleeves, an AbleNet tote bag, two Jelly Bean switches (see also separate entry), and an AbleNet Travel Strap - Shoulder Mount. The Fl4sh Scanning Communicator can be activated by direct selection with one or two switches, or by connecting one switch for each message location. The unit offers three scan modes with adjustable scanning rate, including automatic scan, step scan and two-switch step scan. Auditory scanning options are accessed by the touch of a button, with a choice of message, prompt, or beep feedback. For scanning identification, the unit uses a highly visible light source that frames each picture symbol in succession. This communicator has four message locations and offers 16 minutes of recording time with variable message lengths. The recording time can be divided across one overlay or across multiple overlays. The unit features automatic overlay detection using barcode technology that allows it to recognize individual overlays and adjust its output accordingly, eliminating the need for levels. Other features include adjustable viewing angle, volume control with lockout feature, separate volume control for auditory feedback, one external message jack, one headphone jack, one toy/appliance jack with cable, and four Input jacks for single-switch access to any specific location. POWER: Uses the included rechargeable battery pack with AC adaptor or four double-A batteries (included). OPTIONS: Additional memory modules for increased recording time, additional overlays, and mounting options.

160. FL4SH SCANNING COMMUNICATOR

     The Fl4sh Scanning Communicator is a scanning or direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. The device can be activated by direct selection, with one or two switches, or by connecting one switch for each message location. The unit offers three scan modes with adjustable scanning rate, including automatic scan, step scan and two-switch step scan. Auditory scanning options are accessed by the touch of a button, with a choice of message, prompt, or beep feedback. For scanning identification, the unit uses a highly visible light source that frames each picture symbol in succession. This communicator has four message locations and offers 16 minutes of recording time with variable message lengths. The recording time can be divided across one overlay or across multiple overlays. The unit features automatic overlay detection, an innovative use of barcode technology that allows it to recognize individual overlays and adjust its output accordingly, eliminating the need for levels. Other features include adjustable viewing angle, volume control with lockout feature, separate volume control for auditory feedback, one external message jack, one headphone jack, one toy/appliance jack with cable, and four Input jacks for single-switch access to any specific location. The complete communicator package includes one FL4SH Scanning Communicator, one overlay binder, one rechargeable battery pack with alternating current (AC) adaptor, one sixteen-minute memory module, 12 blank overlay sleeves, and three QuickStart overlay sleeves (MASTER for out-of-the-box training, Social Interaction to get started communicating, and Chase-The-Light to start teaching scanning). POWER: Uses the included rechargeable battery pack with AC adaptor or four double-A batteries (not included). OPTIONS: Additional memory modules for increased recording time and additional overlays.

161. FLEX SWITCH (MODEL 5855)

     The Flex Switch is squeeze switch designed for use by individuals with limited upper limb mobility. It is a single switch operated by bending the flexible rubber tip 0.5 inches in any direction, with an activating force of 6.5 ounces. The switch provides tactile and auditory feedback. The Flex Switch comes mounted on an angled metal rod to facilitate positioning. The rubber tip can be removed and rotated. It can be mounted on a wheelchair or table. DIMENSIONS: The tip measures 1.5 x 2.5 inches. The tube measures 16 inches long and is 0.5 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

162. FLEX-EYE

     Flex-Eye is a CCTV designed for use by individuals with low vision. This CCTV has a flex-arm mount that offers almost unlimited choice of camera positions and angles. It can be used for crafts and small repairs as well as reading text, and it can be rotated sideways to allow the user to view his or her own face. This high-resolution video magnifier offers a choice of color, black and white, or reverse image viewing. Focusing is automatic. The camera unit connects to an ordinary television set (not included). There are only two controls. One is the on/off control, and the other is the color/reverse image switch. The camera has a wide angle and can see the entire width of a business letter or magazine page. When the wide angle image is displayed on a large screen TV (27 inches or larger), users can orient themselves on the page, then zoom in to read at whatever magnification they prefer, keeping as much of the page as possible on screen. This minimizes or eliminates the need to move the page back and forth beneath the camera, making it easier to read. Magnification ranges are two to 10 times for a 13-inch TV, three to 15 times for a 20-inch TV, four to 20 times for a 26-inch TV, and five to 27 times for a 35-inch TV. OPTIONS: X-Y table for holding materials for viewing. WEIGHT: 5 pounds with carrying case (included).

163. FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS: LEFT AND RIGHT

     Following Directions: Left and Right is a tutorial program designed to provide practice in following directions and use of short term memory while reinforcing left/right discrimination concepts for children and adults with language learning disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and attention deficit disorders. In ten activities of increasing difficulty, students are asked to move objects to particular positions on the screen using the commands "left" and "right." Speech output, animated characters, and animated drawings of hands and objects are used throughout the program. Scan speed, response time, and criterion for ending the lesson may be adjusted. Lesson summaries and test performance results may be viewed on-screen or printed. Interface options include include a touch screen, a single switch, the keyboard. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard Drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

164. FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS: ONE AND TWO-LEVEL COMMANDS

     Following Directions: One- and Two-Level Commands is a direction tutorial program designed to increase auditory comprehension, reinforce basic concepts, improve responses to classroom instructions, build independence and facilitate classroom inclusion for children and adults with language-learning disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, autism, and attention deficit disorders. This program provides practice in following one- and two-step directions and using short-term memory while teaching spatial relations and directional terms. Speech output directs the students to move animated characters to particular positions relative to the objects on the screen. Multiple levels present the exercises in progressively more difficult steps. A delay feature between auditory and visual stimuli may be used to further challenge short-term memory. Scan speed, response time, and criterion for ending the lesson are adjustable. A lesson summary and test performance results may be viewed on-screen or printed. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 MegaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive.

165. FOOTIME FOOT MOUSE WITH PROGRAMMABLE PEDAL

     The Footime Foot Mouse with Programmable Pedal, also called the Slipper Mouse, is a foot operated mouse designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, or disabilities of the hand, arm, and shoulder. This unit has a two-part design with a slipper-shaped cursor controller with an optical sensor at the bottom and a two-level pedal with programmable buttons. An elastic strap and Velcro ends enables the slipper to adjust to fit all foot sizes. The two-level ergonomic layout of control pedal prevents accidental hitting of the wrong button. This unit offers a scroll roller and all mouse clicks plus a one-hit double click. The device also has programmable buttons for defining shortcuts/hotkeys (up to 10 shortcuts for each program). Preset shortcuts for commonly-used programs are included. An on-screen window shows all button functions to help the feet "see" and touch. The mouse uses the included Neuratron software. The set includes the slipper and pedal, software CD-ROM, manual, and mouse mat. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IB and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98E, Me, 2000, XP, or Vista or Mac OS X 10.3 and later and a USB port. DIMENSIONS: The pedal cable is 67 inches long and the slipper cable is 32 inches long.

166. FOTODIALER

     The FotoDialer is an automatic dialer designed for use by individuals with cognitive or memory disabilities, visual disabilities, or fine motor disabilities. This device enables users to dial an analog telephone without using the standard keypad. The FotoDialer has six plastic pages, each of holds 24 pictures of people, places, or symbols that illustrate the person or organization that a phone number contacts. The user presses the button adjacent to a picture to dial the corresponding telephone number. Braille or large print symbol attachments (not included) can be used by people who are blind or have low vision. The FotoDialer connects to an analog telephone using a standard telephone cable and jack. POWER: Uses two double-A Alkaline batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.87 x 7.87 x 6.42 inches. Picture pockets hold 2 x 3 inch pictures. COLOR: Grey and transparent green. WARRANTY: 90 days.

167. FREESTYLE SOLO KEYBOARD FOR PC & FREESTYLE SOLO KEYBOARD FOR MAC

     The Freestyle Solo Keyboard for PC and Freestyle Solo Keyboard for Mac are modified keyboards designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This split keyboard has two modules connected by a linking cable. The left and right modules can be placed in any position allowed by the length of the cable. The keyboard has zero degrees of slope, which minimizes height and reduces wrist extension. Double-wide delete and escape keys on the left module provide bigger targets for the user's fingers. The keyboard has driverless hot keys for commonly used mouse actions, and a slide release button on each module allows attachment of both the pivot tether and the incline accessory. OPTIONS: Incline accessory; VIP (V-lifter and Integrated Palm Supports) accessory with slope settings of 10 and 15 degrees; low-force numeric keypad; palm supports; French Canadian, German, Swedish, UK and US International versions. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible personal computers (PC) or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENSTS: PCs require Windows XP or Vista operating system, Sun, or Linux, and an available USB port. Mac computers require OS 8.6 or higher operating system and an available USB port. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.19 x 7.25 x 15.38 inches. Linking cable is 8 or 20 inches long. WEIGHT: 2 pounds, 3 ounces. COLOR: Black (PC) or white (Macintosh). WARRANTY: Two-year limited warranty.

168. GEMINI BRAILLE PRINTER

     The Gemini Braille Printer, also called the Gemini Print and Braille Embosser, is a braille printer designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This braille printer can print braille and ink print simultaneously on the same page. Ink characters can be printed in a standard size or two or four times larger, and the user can also adjust the shading. Ink characters can be positioned either above or below the braille. Ink characters that can be printed include the major European alphabets, the Korean Hangul alphabet, and Chinese and Japanese characters. Braille can be printed in six-dot and eight-dot cells. Braille graphics can also be embossed on this printer. The noise level has been reduced by using a printing method that pushes the braille embossing pins into the paper instead of striking the paper. This method also allows an entire line of braille to be printed at the same time. Printing speeds are 32 characters per second (cps) for braille and 90 cps for print. The printer uses continuous tractor feed paper in two sizes and can also be used to emboss stickers and labels. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 12.6 x 15.7 x 16.8 inches. The dot spacing is 0.09 inches and the cell spacing is 0.15 inches. The pribter accepts paper 9.5 x 11 inches and 10 x 14 inches. WEIGHT: 24.5 kilograms.

169. GENTEX CORDLESS SMOKE DETECTOR WITH VISUAL SIGNALING APPLIANCE (MODEL 71000)

     The Gentex Cordless Smoke Detector with Visual Signaling Appliance is a smoke alarm designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This device features a 90 decibel horn and a built-in 177 candela strobe light, both of which are activated when smoke is detected. Flashing lights will stay on and the horn will continue as long as smoke exists. The unit also has a three-position full-function test switch. POWER: This unit is hardwired to the building's electrical system. Battery backup is optional. WARRANTY: One year limited.

170. GENTEX CORDLESS SMOKE DETECTOR WITH VISUAL SIGNALING APPLIANCE (MODEL 71001)

     The Gentex Cordless Smoke Detector with Visual Signaling Appliance, model 71001, is a smoke alarm designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. This device features a 90 decibel horn and a built-in 177 candela strobe light, both of which are activated when smoke is detected. Flashing lights will stay on and the horn will continue as long as smoke exists. The unit also has a three-position full-function test switch. POWER: This unit plugns into a standard electrical outlet and has a nine-foot cord. Battery backup is optional.

171. GENTEX REMOTE AUDIBLE/VISUAL SIGNAL (MODEL GXS-90S-4-101)

     The Gentex Remote Visual Signal with Universal Mounting Plate is a remote fire alarm signal system designed for individuals with hearing disabilities. This signal provides a 110 candela light that flashes 60 times per minute and an audible alarm that sounds at 90 decibels at ten feet.

172. GEWA PAGE TURNER

     Gewa Page Turner is an automatic page turning system that can accomodate most textbooks, paperbacks, magazines, and smaller newspapers, of maximum size 12 x 9 inches, and 2 inches thick. A built-in clamp attaches the Page Turner to support item, and unit can be tilted for bed reading. A rubber roller manipulates pages forward and backward, singly or continuously, with no adjustments necessary for size, texture or style of document. Options of multi-switch or single switch controls are available to accomodate level of user skill, and additional options for mounting and positioning the Gewa Page Turner are available from distributer (contact for details). POWER: 120V AC. DIMENSIONS: 20 x 24 x 8 inches. WEIGHT: 15 pounds.

173. GH PLAYER

     The gh PLAYER is a digital talking book player program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This playback software enables users to play DAISY-standard digital talking books, save time finding information, and improve reading productivity. Text can be read aloud with or without an on-screen display. Users have the option of navigating a book by individual sections or segments or by going directly to a specific page, and can determine their location within the book using the program's "Where am I?" feature. Users can search the text or navigation tree to find desired information, and can add notes or bookmarks to any page. Menus, buttons, search tools, and bookmarks all have self-voicing capability. The display can be customized by enhancing the contrast, highlighting text, changing font size, hiding/showing text display, and setting the background and foreground color. Keyboard shortcuts are intuitive and customizable. A beeping sound signals the end of a section. "Help" describes the functions of each of the player's features. The PLAYER can read TXT files created from a variety of OCR scanning and text editing software and export a TXT file as a DAISY 3.0 Digital Talking Book. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible personal computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows NT, 2000, or XP with a Pentium 2 or faster processor and 128 megabytes (MB) of memory.

174. GOLDTOUCH & GOLDTOUCH FOR MAC ADJUSTABLE KEYBOARD

     The Goldtouch Adjustable Keyboard and Goldtouch for Mac Adjustable Keyboard are split expanded keyboards designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive motion disabilities, limited upper extremity range of motion, or other upper extremity disabilities. This keyboard physically splits in the center, allowing each section to be independently adjusted for optimal use. Each section can be adjusted from 0 to 30 degrees both vertically and horizontally. The small size of the keyboard and the enlarged spacebar on each section enhances comfort. The keyboard features an enhanced editing key layout and full-sized, full travel, low noise tactile keys with soft end stop. The keyboard connector has a USB connector or a USB connector with a PS2 adapter. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For PC, Windows 2000, XP, or Vista operating system. WEIGHT: 3.3 pounds. COLOR: Black or putty.

175. GOTALK 20 PLUS

     GoTalk 20+ is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This lightweight, rugged device has a 105-message capacity (20 keys on each of five recording levels, plus five core messages which stay the same on each level). Total recording time is 15 minutes. Other features include volume control, sequential recording, whole level erasing, and built-in overlay storage. OPTIONS: GoTalk Overlay Software. POWER: Uses two double-A batteries (included), DIMENSIONS: 9 x 12 x 1 1/8 inches. Keys are 1 x 1 inch. WEIGHT: 23 ounces. WARRANTY: 1 year.

176. GOTALK 4 PLUS

     GoTalk 4+ is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This lightweight, rugged device has a 22-message capacity (four large message keys on five recording levels, plus two core messages that remain constant on all levels). Total recording time is 4.5 minutes. Other features include volume control, sequential recording, whole level erasing capability, and built-in overlay storage. OPTIONS: GoTalk Overlay Software for making custom overlays. POWER: Uses 2 double-A batteries (included). DIMENSIONS: 9 x 12 x 1 1/8 inches. Keys are 3 x 3 inches. WEIGHT: 23 ounces. WARRANTY: 1 year.

177. GOTALK 9+

     GoTalk 9+ is a direct selection communicator designed to be used for both communicating and speech training for individuals with a speech disability or who need help remembering daily tasks. It features a built-in handle and nine message keys with four distinct levels that can be recorded and re-recorded as necessary. This communicator has six minutes of memory to record up to 36 messages with up to ten seconds per message. A record lock feature eliminates accidental erasure, and a level lock prevents unintentional movement from one level to another. Users can change levels with the press of a button, and built-in key guards make it easier for them to select messages. Overlays are stored inside the device and slide in and out easily. The volume can also be adjusted by choosing one of eight different selections. POWER: Uses two double-A batteries. DIMENSIONS: 9 x 12 x 7/8 inches. The message buttons are two inches square. WEIGHT: The communicator weighs less than one pound. WARRANTY: The communicator has a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

178. GOTALK BUTTON (MODEL GT-00W)

     The GoTalk Button, model GT-00W, is a single-message communicator with a built-in magnet designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication or speech disabilities. This portable device records one 10-second message. The user presses the unit's large button to play the message. The built-in magnet holds the button on the refrigerator or any metal surface. POWER: Uses batteries (included). DIMENSIONS: 2 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: Less than one ounce.

179. GOTALK CARD (MODEL GT-C01W)

     The GoTalk Card, model GT-C01W, is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. The card is made with laminated card stock and holds two pictures, one on the front and one inside. The user presses the play button to hear a recorded message, with a total of 10 seconds recording time. POWER: Uses battery (included).

180. GRASP SWITCH

     The Grasp Switch is a squeeze switch designed to be activated by pinching or squeezing for individuals with upper extremity disabilities. The tube-shaped switch features a foam hand grip that is soft to the touch while providing firm support. Activation requires 11 ounces of pressure. There is no auditory or tactile feedback provided. DIMENSIONS: The switch is 5.5 inches long and 1.4 inches diameter.

181. GRID 2

     The Grid2 is a voice output direct selection and symbolic communicator program for creating symbolic or text communicator grids designed for use by individuals with communication, speech, neurological or severe physical disabilities or autism. The Grid 2’s basic function is to allow a person to use a computer as a voice output communication aid, using symbols or text to build sentences; however, it also can access the Windows desktop with its built-in computer control features to operate other programs, including word processors, email, Web browsers, text messaging, media players, and environmental control programs. The software also functions as an on-screen keyboard program for typing into any Windows-based program. The Grid 2 accepts input from eye gaze, switches, a head pointer, a touch screen, or a mouse. It includesone Acapela language, SymbolStix, and Widgit Literacy Symbols. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM personal computers (PC) and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Window XP, Vista or Windows 7.

182. GRIZZLY GULCH WESTERN EXTRAVAGANZA

     Grizzly Gulch Western Extravaganza is a voice output game program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. The game presents a virtual world set in the Old West and created purely from sound imagery. The player invents a character, which develops in an interactive evolving story line as the player meets and interacts with many crazy characters while exploring the town of Grizzly Gulch. The player can settle into the saloon to play a game of chance, fight outlaws in blazing arcade-style gun battles, or earn a living in the hotel by whacking rats. Game features include a four key control interface, stereo sound, original music, over 1,000 digitally recorded sound effects and dialog lines, a choice of two difficulty levels, and complete audio help that can be accessed at any time. There is a town bank where the player can deposit and withdraw money, or take out a loan if necessary. Money can also be won at four different casino games in the saloon, including blackjack (Double Down, Split, and Insurance), poker, a slot machine, and a shell game. Items can be purchased in the General Store. Players receive bounty mission assignments in the Marshall's office, track the outlaws to their hideouts, fight it out to bring them in, and lock the captured outlaws in jail. Players can practice shooting skills by picking off flying bottles at the target range, then put their gunfighting ability to the test foiling bank robberies, fighting off ambushes, and bringing the outlaws and their gangs to justice in blazing gun battles. There are also plot twists such as surprise rattlesnake attacks while traveling through the desert. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium 60 processor; Windows 95/98/2000/NT/XP operating system; 16 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM); CD-ROM drive; 190 MB hard drive space; DirectX 6.1 or above (included); DirectX compatible stereo sound card; speakers (headphones recommended).

183. GUS! DWELL CURSOR

     Gus! Dwell Cursor is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. The program emulates left and right clicks, double click, adjustable drag sensitivity, as well as offering the choice of auditory feedback. This software utilizes dwelling, a feature that enables the user to move the cursor over an item to be "clicked" ans have the cursor automatically activate the click. The cursor activation time can be set from 0.5 to 4 seconds. The program's toolbar is resizable, floats above any window, and can be placed where it is most convenient for the user. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95 or higher.

184. GUS! POCKET COMMUNICATOR

     Gus! Pocket Communicator is a direct selection and scanning communicator program designed for use by individuals with communication, speech, or neurological disabilities. This communicator software runs on a handheld computer, and supports a dynamic display with four to twenty-five sound buttons per page, using text, symbols, or digital photographs in a 1x4, 1x6 2x2, 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 3x3, 3x4, 4x4, 4x5, or 5x5 page layout. The program uses recorded or synthetic speech; Neospeech speech synthesizer is included. The program comes with 5,500 communication symbols. Button actions include speak label, speak message, play sound, go to previous page, go to specific page, speak/go to specific page, go to selected page, clear text box, and speak text box. Pages can be duplicated, imported, or exported. The system settings area is password protected. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pocket PC with a minimum of 128 megabytes (MB) of memory and Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system. OPTIONS: Pocket Communicator X51, a Pocket PC (HP) with preinstalled speech software, including Gus! Pocket Communicator, EasyTalk, and Pocket Keyboard, and a Wallet Speaker or Speaker Case.

185. GUS! SCANNING CURSOR

     Gus! Scanning Cursor is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This program moves the cursor and provides an interface to activate mouse buttons using one or two switches. Provided functions include mouse movement, click, double click, and drag using one or two switches or the left click mouse button. This program features adjustable scanning speed and auto scanning menus to access menu items such as file, open/close, etc. Automatic scanning of each item in the menu box is initiated as soon as the box is selected. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95 or higher and a CD-ROM drive

186. GUS! WORD PREDICTION

     Gus! Word Prediction is a word prediction program designed for use by individuals with fine motor or upper extremity disabilities and individuals who use one hand on a computer keyboard. This voice output utility program can be used with standard application software. It places an "always on top" window on the computer screen, which can be stretched or shrunk to any size, with automatic adjustment of font size. As the user begins to enter a word, the box displays a list of choices. Words are presented based on "frequency of use," meaning that words that the user has typed most often in the past appear at the top. As the user continues to type, the list narrows the choices down further. This feature is called "word completion." To select one of the words from the list, the user presses the corresponding function key (F1 to F9). The program learns new words as the user types (Autolearn) and builds a personalized vocabulary. After the user has finished entering a word, the box will display a list of words that often follow the word just entered, based on the user's own vocabulary. The program also includes abbreviation expansion (for example, "gm" may be expanded to "good morning") and a spell checker. The program automatically speaks as the user types, based on Microsoft Speech. The maximum dictionary size is more than 100,000 words.

187. HALF KEYBOARD

     The Half Keyboard is a compact one-handed keyboard designed for use by individuals with upper extremity amputation, hand injury, or who have had a stroke. This keyboard allows the user to touch type with one hand, using existing typing skills. The user places a hand on the keyboard, in the standard position. The letters under the hand are exactly the same as on a standard keyboard. To get the other half of the keyboard, the user holds down the space bar. To type a space, the user taps the space bar. The keyboard also allows the user to scroll, select text, type corrections, or make deletions, without moving the hand back and forth between keyboard and mouse. The keyboard has full-size, laptop-style keys. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh or an IBM and compatible personal computer (PC) running Windows.

188. HALF-QWERTY ONE-HANDED AND TWO-HANDED KEYBOARD

     The Half-Qwerty One-Handed and Two-Handed Keyboard is a one-handed keyboard designed for use by individuals with use of only one hand, hemiplegia, carpal tunnel syndrome on one side, and other disabilities of the hand. This keyboard can also be used in conjunction with a braille dispaly by people with blindness or low vision. This full keyboard has a standard QWERTY layout that allows one-handed typing with either hand as well as standard two-handed typing. For one-handed typing, the user places the hand where it would normally be placed for touch-typing on that half of the keyboard. To type the letters of the other half of the keyboard, the user holds down the space bar and does the same finger movements that would normally be done by the other hand. Tapping the space bar alone still types a space. The keyboard also has a Sticky Keys feature that allows the user to type modifier keys (for example, Shift, Control, Alt) and the key being modified in succession, rather than simultaneously. Depressing and releasing a modifier key once makes it active for the next key typed. Pressing the modifier key twice locks it until it is unlocked by pressing the it again. The keyboard uses Alps mechanical key switches, which provide tactile feedback. It can be remapped to a layout that is standard in the user's country, by choosing the desired layout from the computer's control panel. The extra key in the lower left corner of non-U.S. keyboards (next to the Shift key) is represented by typing double-Shift-Z. COMPATIBILITY: This keyboard is equipped with USB, PS/2, and ADB interfaces and a built-in two-port USB hub for use with IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. WARRANTY: Ten years.

189. HALF-QWERTY ONE-HANDED KEYBOARD SOFTWARE

     The Half-QWERTY One-handed Keyboard Software is a one-hand keyboard modification program designed to allow a standard keyboard to also function as a one-handed keyboard, using a technique similar to two-handed touch typing. The user types with one hand in the standard home-row position for that hand. To type characters of the other hand, the user simply holds down the space bar and performs the finger movement previously performed by the other hand. Hitting the space bar only generates a space. Users with training in two-handed touch typing should be able to acquire the technique with little or no retraining, depending on the hand used and their individual skill level. The DOS version also has a sticky key feature which allows for modified use of function keys. The program does not interfere with standard two-handed typing. A set of keyboard labels is included. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Apple Macintosh and IBM PC or compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: DOS or Windows 98.

190. HEADMOUSE EXTREME

     HeadMouse Extreme is an mouse emulator designed to provide full mouse control of computers for people without use of their hands, but who have good head control. It operates from the top of a computer monitor, laptop computer, or augmentative communication device, and measures the user's head movements. The HeadMouse tracks a small disposable target that is placed on the user's forehead or glasses. This device provides a wide field-of-view, supports graphics-intensive applications like drawing and computer aided design. HeadMouse Extreme connects to the computer or augmentative communication device through a USB port and operates using standard mouse drivers. The integrated electronic tilt sensor automatically adapts to even the most unusual mounting requirements. When used with an onscreen keyboard, HeadMouse Extreme provides complete hands-free computer control. The unit is equipped with standard 1/8-inch (3.5 millimeter) input for two wired switches and a built-in receiver for wireless switches POWER: The HeadMouse is powered by the host device, over the USB connection. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and augmentative communication devices. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB port. OPTIONS: Specialized mounting brackets for laptop computers, flat panel displays, and communication devices; sts of 50 and 200 target dots; sip and puff switch and mouth tubes; wireless switch transmitter. DIMENSIONS: 3.7 x 2.2 x 0.5 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 3.5 ounces. WARRANTY: Two years.

191. HEARING HELPER TOUR GUIDE SYSTEM (TGS PRO 720)

     The Hearing Helper Tour Guide System, model TGS PRO 720, is an FM amplification system designed for use by people with hearing disabilities in tours of factories, museums, power plants, and zoos; in theme parks and tourist attractions; and on bus or walking tours. This system enables users to overcome background noise and distance from the guide, even in noisy surroundings. The tour guide wears a compact, body-pack transmitter and headset microphone. Listeners use portable receivers. The system includes a transmittter and ten receivers (headsets and microphone not included). The transmitter has an on/off switch, a microphone mute switch, and a microphone jack. The receiver has a headset jack, a volume control, and an "on" indicator light. POWER: Both the transmitter and receiver use two double-A disposable alkaline batteries or two double-A rechargeable batteries. An optional charger is available. OPTIONS: Wide range earphone, single mini earbud earphone, dual mini earbud earphone, surround earphone, deluxe folding headphone, directional mini lapel clip microphone, headset microphone, dual muff headset microphone, headband microphone, neckloop, system carrying case, and others. WARRANTY: Five years.

192. HOME PAGE READER FOR WINDOWS

     The Home Page Reader for Windows is a voice output program designed to read web pages for individuals who are blind or have low vision. This program audibly communicates information from any graphical user interface (GUI) on a web page. This includes tables, frames, forms, and alternate text for images, as well as link information and alternate text for objects like image maps. In addition, it verbalizes HTML 4.0 information provided by web page authors, such as summaries and table captions. Advanced table navigation permits reading of rows, columns, and cells that span multiple rows or columns. The user can maintain the current cell position in the table and move up and down a column and right and left across a row. This software also provides multi-language support, enabling reading of web pages in different languages. Using a language setting and shortcut keys, the language the ViaVoice Outloud speech engine uses to read a page can be changed. Within the language settings mode, a specific language such as American English, British English, German, French, Italian, or Spanish can be selected, or automatic language switching can be used. Automatic language switching enables the software to determine the language of the web page and automatically switch to that language. The software uses a male voice to read text and a female voice to read link information for ease in differentiation. In addition, a fast-forward function enables users to skim pages to locate information. Accessing page summary data or using a "Where am I" command enables users to determine the number and location of elements on the current web page. Other standard features include navigation using the numeric keypad, online help and bookmarks, and voice-prompted installation and setup. For new web users, an optional installation of Netscape Navigator is included. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: A Pentium 166 megaHertz processor or equivalent, Windows 95 or 98 or NT, 32 megabytes (MB) of RAM for Windows 95 or 98 or 64 MB RAM for Windows NT, 14 MB available hard disk space and an additional 25 MB hard disk space if installation of Netscape Navigator is required, SVGA graphics card, Windows-compatible 28.8 kilobytes per second modem, a Windows-compatible 16-bit sound card, a quad speed CD-Rom drive, and a numeric keypad (integrated into the keyboard or separate), Internet connection, and Netscape Navigator version 3.01 or higher. To use the E-mail function, Microsoft Personal Web Server version 4.02 is required for users of Windows 95 or 98; Microsoft Peer Web Services version 4.0 is required for Windows NT. OPTIONS: This software is available in a variety of optional languages, including Spanish, French, German, and Italian

193. HOUSEHOLD SKILLS PROGRAM

     Household Skills is an independent living skills program in a board game format designed to teach housekeeping skills and responsibilities to people with cognitive disabilities. The program is designed to reinforce the idea that all members of a household are responsible for completing daily and weekly cleaning duties. The Draw cards cover the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, living area, and yard. Topics include using the dishwasher and washing machine, cleaning appliances, changing sheets, caring for pets, caring for the yard, safe chemical storage, and others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

194. I.D. MATE QUEST

     The i.d. mate Quest is a voice output bar code reader designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This portable talking bar code scanner provides voice identification of an item by scanning the item's bar code or Universal Product Code (UPC) label. It has a cyclone scanner that can read bar codes without exact positioning. As the user rotates the scanner around the product, it identifies the product and reads the product description aloud in a natural-sounding, synthesized voice. It comes with a database of nearly three million items with a wide variety of product descriptions. Users can add items to the database and record information about the new items or about existing products. Unlimited free database updates are offered by the manufacturer. The user can also record, play, erase, and organize messages in memo mode. There also is a "spell mode" function that provides spelling of names or information. Voice output pitch and speed are adjustable. The i.d. mate Quest's Wi-Fi connectivity and built-in camera offer extended ways for the user to gain information about and connect with their environment. It also features access to Google’s online database, online price check for items, currency identification, Skype video conferencing, international date and time zones, instant software and firmware updates, and an MP3 player. The unit has volume control and an earphone and microphone jack. This small, lightweight handheld unit comes with an adjustable around-the-neck lanyard; carrying case with strap; 100 pre-printed bar code labels; a 8 gigabyte (GB) memory card; and a user's guide on CD. OPTIONS: Additional bar code labels (tag, sticker, iron-on, dishwasher-safe), bar coded playing cards, nano router, headphones, memory cards, and extended warranties are available. POWER: Uses four high-capacity lithium ion batteries or alternating current/direct current (AC/DC) power adapter (included). DIMENSIONS (LxW): 7 x 3 inches. WEIGHT: 7 ounces. WARRANTY: One year.

195. IBM VIAVOICE SPEECH RECOGNITION SDK

     The IBM ViaVoice Speech Recognition SDK (Software Developers Kit) is a voice output and software authoring program designed for use by software developers to create software accessible to individuals who are blind or have low vision or upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This kit contains documentation, samples, and tools to help the developer to speech enable applications using IBM ViaVoice dictation and/or command & control Runtimes. This large vocabulary speaker-dependent voice recognition technology dynamically converts voice into text for a wide variety of application uses, including dictation and/or live computer navigation. The software development kit supports a US English development environment to speech-enable applications in multiple languages. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 266 megaHertz (MHz) processor and 256 Kilobyte L2 cache or equivalent; Windows 95 OSR2, 98, Me, NT SP5, XP, or 2000 operating system; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM for Windows 95/98/Me/NT, or 96 MB RAM for Windows 2000; 450 MB of available hard disk space; 16-bit sound card; noise canceling microphone; Quadspeed CD-ROM drive; and IBM ViaVoice RunTime Kit for Windows.

196. IBM VIAVOICE TEXT-TO-SPEECH SDK

     The IBM ViaVoice Text-To-Speech SDK (Software Developer Kit) is a software authoring and voice output program designed for use by software developers in making their programs accessible to individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This program can be used to create voice output for Windows or Linux applications, including applications with limited system resources such as ATMs. An almost unlimited number of voices can be generated by modifying gender, pitch, head size, roughness, and other features. The program is available in separate versions for specific operating systems (Windows or Linux) and languages. Windows and Linux versions are available for US English, UK English, Simplified Chinese (Mandarin/China), Traditional Chinese (Mandarin/Taiwan), Danish, Finnish, French, French Canadian, German, Italian, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Mexican Spanish, and Castilian Spanish. Windows versions only are available for Cantonese (Hong Kong Chinese), Norwegian, and Swedish. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 166 megaHertz (MHz) processor with MMX and 256 Kilobytes L2 cache; 48 megabytes (MB) RAM; 10 MB available hard disk space, with an additional 4 MB for each TTS Run Time language installed; Linux or Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP, or NT 4.0 operating system; 16-bit sound card.

197. ICOMMUNICATOR

     The iCommunicator is a communication aid for the deaf designed to enable individuals with hearing disabilities to communicate with hearing individuals without an interpreter. This computer-based system converts speech to text, speech to video sign language, speech to computer-generated voice, and text to computer-generated voice all in real time. Features include the ability to adjust the font size and text window display, the ability to adjust the signing speed and the size of the signing window (custom mode), location of a sign using the word list feature, user-selected speaking voice (e.g., male or female), and adjustable pitch and rate of the computer-generated speech. The system enables users to deliver written manuscripts and reports using computer-generated speech and listen to stories or lectures delivered via computer-generated speech. The system also enables users to save text for later use, editing, or clarification, use the iText tool to have email, web pages, and other documents signed and/or spoken through the iCommunicator program , insert notes into real time text for later reference, and formulate questions and statements for immediate response in class, during meetings, or personal conversations. Users can also prepare and execute ideas, formulated statements and questions using Quick Say/Edit function keys, quickly navigate the keyboard using hotkeys, choose a desirable, personalized color scheme, select a comfortable mode of computer use (either standard mode or custom mode lock signing, if preferred), protect notes by using Autosave and selecting the time interval, and eliminate unwanted translations by monitoring the onscreen microphone ON/OFF button. The system includes: Software Setup CDs, Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional (see also separate entry), LightSpeed Wireless Microphone System, Visikey Wireless Keyboard (see also separate entry), PS2 to USB adapter, iCommunicator Hardware Security Key, two audio cables, iCommunicator Installation Guide, iCommunicator Training Manual, and an iCommunicator User Guide. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible high-end laptop computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III, 800 megaHertz (mHz) or faster processor (1 gigaHertz recommended), 256 megabytes (MB) minimum RAM (512 MB recommended), 2 gigabytes (GB) free hard drive space, paralell port to attach hardware security key, 8 MB video, 24X CD drive or DVD-ROM, SoundBlaster Pro or compatible sound card, 800 x 600 high quality screen resolution, Word processing program, and Windows XP, 2000, or 98SE(2000 or XP recommended). WARRANTY: Warranty software support (90 days telephone and online support).

198. ILY ALARM CLOCK WITH ILY VIBRATOR

     The ILY Alarm Clock with ILY Vibrator is a vibrating quartz analog alarm clock designed for use by individuals who have hearing disabilities. This clock comes with a bed shaker alarm and has an audible alarm with variable volume and tone. Other standard features include snooze/repeat alarm and night illumination. POWER: Uses four double-A batteries (not included) or AC adapter (included). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): Clock is 7 x 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Bedshaker is 4 x 0.75 x 3.5 inches. COLOR: Black with white clock face. WARRANTY: One year.

199. INDEX 4X4 PRO WITH ACOUSTIC CABINET (MODELS 70011 & 70012)

     The Index 4X4 Pro is a Braille printer and publishing system designed for use by persons who are blind or have low vision. The Index 4x4 Pro is intended for use in the production of Braille magazines, books, and newspapers. When the 4x4 Pro receives a Braille text file from a computer, it processes the file into saddle stitch binding format. For example, the first sheet of a 40-page document will consist of pages 1, 2, 39, and 40, the next sheet will consist of pages 3, 4, 37, and 38, etc. The 4x4 Pro embosses a pre-folding line in the center of each sheet, and collates the copies. It is then only necessary to staple and fold each copy. The printing speed is 400 pages per hour. Twenty Braille tables are supported, including user-defined. The acoustic cabinet reduces the noise output below 60 decibels (dB). The Index 4x4 Pro printer comes with a copy of WinBraille, a Braille translation and editing program that works from any common Windows word processor or other Windows application in Windows 9X/Me or NT/2000 operating systems, and a Braille stapler designed for binding Braille magazines, books, and newspapers. POWER: Uses 100 to 115 or 220 to 240 volts. OPTIONS: Printer built for 11 x 17.5 or 11 x 23 inch paper. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): The printer is 22 x 7.1 x 17.3 inches; acoustic cabinet is 59.8 x 20.1 x 27.2 inches. WEIGHT: The printer weighs 31 pounds; the acoustic cabinet weighs 96 pounds. WARRANTY: One year.

200. INFINITY 7236

     The Infinity 7236 is a powered elevating therapy table designed for use in therapy settings. This height-adjustable table has a laminate top with PVC edging. Height adjustment is accomplished using the push-button controls and the lift mechanism can lift up to 400 pounds. The table seats six to eight individuals, including wheelchair users. POWER: Uses standard current and includes a hospital-grade plug. DIMENSIONS: The height adjusts from 26 to 38 inches and the table surface is 72 x 36 inches. COLOR: The laminate surface is available in amber maple or golden oak. WARRANTY: Two years.

201. INFINITY SERIES (MODELS 6030, 4830, & 6024)

     The Infinity Series, models 6030, 4830, and 6024 are computer work centers and height adjustable work tables designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs. The motorized height adjustment is activated with a push button and also provides access for individuals who stand or use standing aids while working. The standard table has a laminate top, anodized aluminum pedestal, and steel feet. OPTIONS: Solid wood veneers, PVC vinyl edge treatments, casters, plastic glides/levelers, under desk computer holder, extending keyboard drawer, articulating keyboard drawer with or without mouse tray, pencil drawer, and hanging pedestal storage. DIMENSIONS: Model 6030 has a 60 x 30 inch top, model 4830 has a 48 x 30 inch top, and model 6024 has a 60 x 24 inch top. The height adjusts from 27 to 39 inches. COLOR: The laminate surface is available in amber maple, golden oak, and dove grey. The solid wood veneer is available in oak, maple, and cherry. WARRANTY: Two years.

202. INFINITY TREATMENT TABLE (MODEL 6030 & 8436)

     The Infinity Treatment Table, model 6030, is a powered elevating treatment table designed for use in therapy settings. The height-adjustable table features a permanently attached treatment mat of bacteria-resistant reinforced vinyl covering over high-density polyurethane foam, and push-button height adjustment. The lower heights facilitate transfers, while the higher levels accommodate treatment. POWER: Uses standard current and includes a hospital-grade plug. DIMENSIONS: The table has a height adjustment range of 24 to 36 inches. Model 6030 has a surface area of 60 x 30 inches and model 8436 has a surface area of 84 x 36 inches. Custom height-adjustment ranges and table sizes are available. The treatment mat is two inches thick. COLOR: Black or red vinyl. WARRANTY: Two years.

203. INFOSCAN

     The InfoScan is a hand-held scanner designed for use by individuals with learning, neurological, or physical disabilities. Completely portable, this pen-style scanner enables the user to scan and transfer printed text directly into a PC or to scan, store and transfer up to 500 pages of printed data to a PC, laptop, PDA or any Windows application via Infrared or serial port. The InfoScan recognizes 6 to 22 point font sizes, including text that is bold, italicized, underlined, or inverted. This scanner can be set for right- or left-handed use. An Opticard and built-in Character Bar enables text that cannot be directly scanned to be manually input. The InfoScan comes equipped with a CD-ROM with desktop and pen software and documentation, a communications cable, and a protective carrying case. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. Mac compatibility is available only with Virtual PC. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME/XP , CD-ROM drive for installing Desktop Applications and available communications port if serial connection is desired. POWER: Uses 2 triple-A batteries (included). OPTIONS: USB connection. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 6 x 1.5 x 1 inch. WEIGHT: Three ounces.

204. INFOVOX IVOX

     Infovox iVox is a speech synthesizer program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This program provides natural-sounding voices that can be used in any Mac OS X application that uses speech, including applications such as TextEdit, Preview, Acrobat Reader, Proloquo, KeyStrokes, SwitchXS, VisioVoice, and AppleWorks, as well as many educational titles. The program can also be used with built-in speech and accessibility features of Mac OS X, including Mac Os X Tiger's built-in VoiceOver screen reader. The program includes male and female voices in a choice of Danish, Dutch, English (US or UK), Finnish, Flemish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese (Iberian or Brazilian), Spanish, and Swedish. OPTIONS: VisioVoice bundle allowing VoiceOver menus and messages to be heard in languages other than English. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later operating system (Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger recommended); G3/G4/G5 900 megaHertz (Mhz)processor with 512 megabytes (MB) or any Intel Mac.

205. INSPIRATION

     Inspiration is a word processor program designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities or brain injury or individuals who think visually. This visual learning tool helps develop ideas and organize thinking. Integrated diagramming and outlining views work together to aid in creating and modifying concepts and information. The diagramming view simplifies creating and modifying concept maps, webs, idea maps, and other graphical organizers. The intuitive interface keeps the focus on the ideas, not on the drawing process. The outline vies simplifies the process of prioritizing and rearranging ideas to create clear, concise papers, essays, and reports. COMPATIBILITY: Hybrid CD-ROM for use on IBM and compatible computers or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95 or NT or higher or Macintosh System 7 or higher and a CD-ROM drive.

206. INTEGRAMOUSE

     The IntegraMouse, also called USB Integra Mouse, is a mouth operated mouse designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injury, severe physical disabilities, or upper extremity disabilities or amputation. This unit has all functions of a standard mouse. To operate, the user places the mouse between the lips and operates the cursor by applying pressure with the lips. As little as 0.1 millimeter of movement or 10 grams of pressure are required to control the mouse. Mouse clicks (left click, right click, double click, drag and drop) are performed by sipping or puffing slightly into the mouth piece. The unit is installed through a USB connector (plug & play), requiring no external power supply, drivers, or software. An exchangable mouthpiece allows the unit to be used by several persons.

207. INTELE-MODEM

     The Intele-Modem is an external modem that automatically converts ASCII code to Baudot code, enabling the user to talk to various types of TDDs and computers and to use a personal computer (PC) as a telecommunication device. Intele-Modem connects directly to the phone line and works with standard communication software (AT/Hayes compatible command set) and BBS (bulletin board system) software. The unit automatically detects ASCII and Baudot calls; lights on the front panel indicate the current operating mode and line status. The modem has a built-in speaker with volume control for audio monitoring. Visual call progress monitoring indicates dial tone, ringing, or busy signal. Intele-Modem works with tone or pulse dialing, and automatic or manual telephone answering. A telephone cord is included. COMPATIBILITY: ASCII Bell 103/300 bytes per second (bps) asynchronous; TDD Baudot 45.5 or 50 baud 1400/1800 Hertz (Hz). POWER: 10 VAC 15 VA, 115 VAC adapter included. OPTIONS: A 25-pin cable is available. DIMENSIONS: 6.3 x 1.5 x 9.6 inches. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty.

208. INTELLIBRAILLE CD

     IntelliBraille CD is a braille tutorial program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This CD is designed to be used with IntelliTools Classroom Suite and IntelliKeys (see separate entries). It is a complete braille curriculum with more than 70 activities. The program includes 16 lessons on the Literary Braille Code, beginning with the alphabet and all contractions; four lessons on Tracking and Braille Alphabet, including A-J and the railroad track lessons; and five lessons on Dolch Words, including pre-primer, first, second, and third grade. The CD comes with 69 embossed braille overlays, preprinted labels for each overlay with directions on how to cut and label overlays, 29 inkprint overlays for additional activities, and tutorials for all lessons. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium 233 megaHertz (MHz) processor; Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, or XP (except XP 64 bit Edition) operating system; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM for Windows 98SE and ME or 128 MB RAM for Windows 2000 and XP; 1.2 gigabytes (GB) hard drive space; QuickTime Player; CD-ROM drive; and a sound card.

209. INTELLIKEYS

     IntelliKeys is a modified and expanded keyboard for children and adults with visual, physical or cognitive disabilities. The standard system includes one cable and six plastic user overlays, (arrows, numbers, alphabet, basic writing, QWERTY, and one setup overlay used to adjust IntelliKeys for specials needs such as keyboard response and repeat rate). The overlays enable users to access standard learning software and are easy to see, touch and understand. They can be used at home or work and rotated among different computers with the custom information still intact. ItelliKeys features two switch jacks with 11 pre-defined settings. The system is also available with three cables ($435) or without cables ($395.00). COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers (except Mac 512K and Mac Plus), IBM and compatible computers, and Apple IIgs and Apple IIe. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: An IntelliKeys IIe Card ($129.95) is required for use with Apple IIe computers. IntelliKeys is compatible with most other systems with a standard keyboard port. OPTIONS: Keyguards for each of the standard overlays (sold individually or as a set), Instant Access Overlays for Edmark software programs such as Bailey's Book House, Millie's MAth House, Sammy's Science House and Thinkin' Things Collection 1 (see separate entries), Intellikeys Custom Overlays for Marblesoft programs such as the Early Learning series, and additional cables. DIMENSIONS: Key cells measure 0.324 inches tall by 0.5 inches wide. Overlays measure 8.5 inches tall by 13 inches wide. WEIGHT: Keyboard weighs two pounds. WARRANTY: Intellikeys is warranted for one year against defects in materials and workmanship.

210. INTELLITOOLS MAC ACCESS PACK I AND II

     The Intellitools Mac Access Pack I and II are sets of programs and/or hardware designed to make Macintosh computers accessible to individuals with physical, cognitive, or visual disabilities. The Mac Access Pack I is a five-item kit that includes a variety of tools to enhance creativity and communication skills. Included are IntelliKeys, Overlay Maker, ClickIt!, IntelliPics, and IntelliTalk (see separate entries). Mac Access Pac II includes all of the above with the exception of IntelliKeys. WARRANTY/GUARANTEE: 60-day money-back guarantee on the purchase of any item, if returned in resalable condition and accompanied with a Return Merchandise Authorization number. Individual products have specific warranties.

211. INTELLITOOLS WINDOWS ACCESS PACK I AND II

     The Intellitools Windows Access Pack I and II are sets of programs and/or hardware designed to make IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows accessible to individuals with physical, cognitive, or visual disabilities. The Windows Access Pack I is a five-item kit that includes a variety of tools to enhance creativity and communication skills. Included are IntelliKeys, Overlay Maker, ClickIt! for Windows, IntelliPics, and IntelliTalk (see separate entries). Windows Access Pac II is designed for users who already own IntelliKeys and includes all components of Access Pac I with the exception of IntelliKeys. WARRANTY/GUARANTEE: 60-day money-back guarantee on the purchase of any item, if returned in resalable condition and accompanied with a Return Merchandise Authorization number. Individual products have specific warranties.

212. INTERPRETYPE

     Interpretype, also known as ITY, is a communication aid designed for use by individuals with speech disabilities or who are deaf or hard of hearing. This communication aid consists of a pre-programmed laptop style computer unit that can display typed messages and send them to other devices or to a computer. Users can have a conversation by reading and typing. Each individual unit is configured to communicate directly with any personal computer with Windows utilizing Interpretype software. This allows each unit to become a computer peripheral device for communicating with the user of any workstation. The system also gives the user the ability to capture and print conversations if desired. Each unit is smaller than a standard laptop computer but has a full- sized keyboard for speed and accuracy in typing. The screen is relatively small and has a low profile that enables users to maintain eye contact. Interpretype also provides real-time interpreting services over the internet. All ITY Computers are equipped with video cameras and sound cards, allowing connections for Video Relay Service (VRS), Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) and remote Over the Phone Interpreting (OPI) for foreign languages. Users can also communicate from English to any of over 240 languages using a remote OPI interpreter and Interpretype’s USB telephones. Devices are sold singly or in pairs, and come with display materials that businesses can use to advertise the fact that they have this device for use with deaf customers. Cables, a user's manual, and a carrying case are also included. POWER: Uses adapter or rechargeable batteries (included). OPTIONS: French or Spanish translation module. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty.

213. INTRO TO CAUSE AND EFFECT (MODEL 115)

     Intro to Cause & Effect, model 115, is a cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive disabilities. It introduces the user to the computer and the switch. It is also designed to improve tracking ability of objects and increase the user's attention span. Each time the user presses the switch or keyboard, one of 35 animation segments with large, brightly colored geometric shapes appear on the screen accompanied by sounds. Animation segments last for approximately three to five seconds. When the user presses the switch again, a new segment appears. If the user does not press the switch, an image of the switch appears on the screen to prompt the user to press the switch. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista/XP/2000/NT/ME/98SE, minimum 233 megaHertz (MHz) processor, 6 megabytes (MB) hard disk space, and 16-bit color capability.

214. IT'S UP TO ME

     It's Up to Me is a behavior training program designed to enable individuals with cognitive disabilities to take responsibility for their behavior. The curriculum includes a teacher's binder with instructions and 165 blackline reproducible master Behavior Objective sheets, six student participant binders, and six full-color binder cover sheets. Staff select monthly behaviorial objectives from among the 165 masters. Student participants choose one of six positive motivational animal covers for their binders which they carry throughout the day and, using the objectives sheets, chart their behavior. Staff can review the charts daily with the students for accuracy and/or use them for monthly reviews. Charting can be done by students with few or no reading skills because all charts feature visual cues. OPTIONS: A set of six additional student participant binders is available ($74.95).

215. IVEO HANDS-ON LEARNING SYSTEM

     The Iveo Hands-on-Learning System is a package containing a tactile graphics display (IVEO Touchpad) and a braille graphics program (IVEO Viewer, IVEO Creator, or IVEO Creator Pro), designed for use by students who are blind or have low vision and their teachers. The system can be used to teach subject such as biology, health, chemistry, astronomy, math, or geography with a combination of touch, sound, and sight. Three versions are available: Iveo Lite, Iveo Creator, and Iveo Creator Plus. Iveo Lite includes the IVEO Touchpad, IVEO Viewer Software, and printed curriculum samples; it allows the user to view existing IVEO files but not to create them. IVEO Creator includes the IVEO Touchpad, IVEO Creator Software with drawing tools, and printed curriculum samples; it allows the teacher to create tactile graphics files which can be viewed by the student. IVEO Creator Pro includes the IVEO Touchpad, IVEO Creator Pro Software with drawing and conversion tools, and printed curriculum samples; it allows the teacher to scan printed graphics and create tactile graphics files.

216. IZOOM WEB SCREEN MAGNIFIER / READER

     iZoom Web is a Web-based screen magnification and screen reader program designed for use by individuals with blindness or low vision. This program magnifies the computer screen up to 32X with eight zoom modes. This software also offers color, cursor, font, speech enhancements and more. The software runs from the manufacturer's Web site at http://www.issist.ca and requires no download. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible personal computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III, 1 Gigahertz processor or faster (or equivalent); Windows 2000, XP, or Vista; 512 megabytes (MB) RAM; 5 MB hard drive space; and Internet Explorer 6 or higher. A moderate graphics card is recommended.

217. JAWBONE

     JawBone is an interface program that allows the coordinated use of the JAWS for Windows screen reader program and the Dragon Naturally Speaking voice recognition program by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This product provides the necessary code for interoperability of Dragon Naturally Speaking Professional version 6.0 and JAWS for Windows version 4.0 and higher (neither included, see separate entries). It includes a lexicon of new commands to make operating a personal computer by voice easier for individuals who are visually impaired or have dyslexia or other learning disabilities. In addition, it includes specific commands for NaturallySpeaking, Microsoft Word, Notepad, WordPad, Outlook and Internet Explorer. Documentation and support material in print, text to audio, and CD audio/video is included. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Intel Pentium III 600 megahertz (MHz) processor; 256 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM); Windows 98/Me/2000/XP operating system; voice compatible full duplex sound card; JAWS-compliant video card.

218. JAWS FOR WINDOWS

     JAWS (Job Access with Speech) for Windows is a voice output screen reader program designed to read computer screens for persons who are blind or have low vision. JAWS for Windows installs its own speech synthesizer software, Eloquence for JAWS, which works with the Windows sound card and supports nine languages (U.S. and British English, Latin American and Castilian Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Finnish). Interactive talking installation makes it easy to set up without sighted assistance. All standard Windows applications, including Microsoft Office XP, are supported without the need for special configuration. Microsoft Internet Explorer is supported, including special features such as links lists, frames lists, forms mode, HTML tables, and graphic labels. A unique scripting language allows customization of nonstandard Windows applications and proprietary software, while other tools allow customization without the need to write scripts. Output is provided to most popular refreshable Braille displays in computer or Grade 2 Braille. New features in JAWS for Windows version 4.01 include support for Windows XP help balloons, support in all Windows operating systems for display settings with more than 256 colors, and automatic disabling of non-optimal visual effects. JAWS for Windows 4.01 comes with a Windows Basic Training Tutorial with over seven hours of audiocassette instruction. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: A computer that will run Windows 95/98/Me/XP Home (Standard Edition) or Windows 95/98/Me/XP Home/NT/2000/XP Pro (Professional Edition); a Windows 95/98/Me or Windows NT/2000 Pro compatible sound card to run the Eloquence for JAWS synthesizer, or another JAWS-compatible synthesizer; 32 MB of available random access memory (RAM) for the Standard Edition and 64 MB for the Professional Edition using Windows 2000; 50 MB of available hard disk space; and a VGA or higher-resolution video adapter (Super VGA 256-color recommended). OPTIONS: Standard Edition or Professional Edition, Software Maintenance Agreement, and Multi-User Licensing.

219. JELLY BEAMER TWIST SWITCH

     The Jelly Beamer Twist Switch is a wireless button or touch switch designed to control a wide range of switch-adapted devices and toys for individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This switch has two components: the Jelly Beamer switch that houses a transmitter and the Jelly Beamer receiver that can be plugged into any switch-adapted device, from battery operated toys and electric appliances to a digital camera or computer. Each switch is uniquely paired with its receiver, allowing more than one switch to be used at the same time without interference, from as far away as 30 feet. This switch comes with four twist-off tops, enabling the user to change switch colors as desired. POWER: Transmitter and receiver each use two double-A batteries (not included). COLOR: Blue, red, yellow, snd green buttons are included. Optional sets include Semi-formal with blue-grey, deep green, and merlot tops and Business Casual with classic black, modern grey, and khaki tops.

220. JELLY BEAN SWITCH

     The Jelly Bean Switch is a button or touch switch designed to control a wide range of electrically- or battery-operated devices and toys for people with upper extremity disabilities. The switch is contained in a high-impact disk and the entire surface of the switch is sensitive to pressure, requiring less than two ounces of pressure for activation. The Jelly Bean Switch can be mounted on any surface using readily available adhesives or they can be mounted on AbleNet's Slim Armstrong (see separate entry) or other switch mounting hardware for head control or control by other body parts. This switch comes with four interchangeable tops, enabling the user to change switch colors as desired. DIMENSIONS: The switch is 2.5 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall at its highest point. COLORS: The base of the switch is black and the switch interchangeable surface comes standard in red, yellow, green, and blue. WARRANTY: The manufacturer offers a three-year warranty on this product.

221. JOUSE2

     Jouse2 is a mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This joystick-operated mouse is controlled by the user's mouth: moving the joystick moves the cursor, with cursor speed being determined by joystick movement speed, and mouse clicks are performed using the built-in sip-and-puff switches. Typing and other keyboard functions can be performed using an on-screen keyboard program (not included). This plug and play USB mouse emulator requires no external power source and operates independently of the standard PS/2 or serial mouse, enabling standard mouse operation to be retained. The joystick unit clamps to most desks and tables, and the arm is adjustable. The arm swings away if bumped. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers and Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98, Second Edition or newer, including Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Macintosh computers and personal computers running Linux require USB interface support.

222. JOYSTICK-TO-MOUSE

     Joystick-To-Mouse is a joystick input interface, keyboard controller simulation, and mouse emulator program designed to allow a joystick to control the cursor in the same way a mouse or other pointing device would. It supports up to four joystick button assignments, and any command supported by a mouse button can be assigned to a joystick button. You can store up to 128 keystrokes in a macro assigned to a Joystick button, or you may select from over 60 pre-defined keystroke combinations. Joystick-To-Mouse supports all types of program options and advanced settings to satisfy virtually any individuals needs. The software functions in two modes: Mode 1 is absolute, causing the cursor to follow the joystick position exactly, including snap back to center with an auto-centering joystick. Mode 2 is relative, allowing the cursor to follow the joystick position, but leaving it in the last known position when the joystick is released. Any application run under Windows is supported. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 7 / Vista / XP / 2000 operating system. Older versions are available for older versions of Windows.

223. J-SAY PROFESSIONAL

     J-Say Professional is a voice input program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This product enables users of JAWS for Windows (see separate entry) to talk to the computer using a natural voice, and obtain speech feedback of their dictation and other related on-screen activity. This program supports use of the voice for computer input and control in conjunction with the keyboard. The program can be used for writing and formatting documents in a word processor such as Microsoft Word, writing e-mail, and navigating the Internet. Users can also set and locate bookmarks within Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Internet Explorer using voice input. The program includes an interactive help system containing information about the program, specific to each application. Users can train the speech recognition software to understand the voice, as well as having speech based access to the suite of features and facilities contained within Dragon Naturally Speaking (see separate entry). The program comes on a CD-ROM with a web-based interface, and comes with Dragon Naturally Speaking Preferred version 7; a basic headset/microphone; and a manual in print, braille, and HTML. COMPATIBILTY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: JAWS for Windows screen reader program version 6.1 Screen Reader. The software comes with an Authorization Floppy Disk, linking it to the JAWS Serial Number.

224. KELVIN TALKING THERMOSTAT

     The Kelvin Talking Thermostat is a low vision thermostat designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision, mobility disabilities, or severe physical disabilities. This programmable thermostat controls heat, fan, and air conditioner functions. It can be operated by pushing its large tactile buttons, all of which talk, or through voice commands. To initiate voice commands, the user presses a button, claps hands, knocks on a table or desk, or whistles. When a button is pressed, a clear voice states what that button signifies. The thermostat can also announce the time, room temperature, and temperature setting. Programming buttons include "Set Day," "Set Time," and "Raise" or "Lower" temperature. The thermostat can be programmed to lower the temperature daily at specific times of day, such as evening, and to raise the temperature the following morning. It can also be programmed for weekends or vacations, when the residence is unoccupied, and to adjust automatically for periods when the house is occupied again. Other features include a microphone, Fahrenheit or Celsius settings, and an LCD display. POWER: Uses four double-A batteries. The unit is equipped with a low battery warning. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 5 x 1 3/8 x 5 inches. COLOR: Light gray. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty.

225. KEY TO ACCESS

     Key to Access is an accessibility software module, MP3 player, and digital recorder designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. When this device is inserted into a computer's USB port, the user has access to a suite of ten accessibility tools: (1) Universal Reader for reading email and web pages; (2) E-Text Reader, a tool that allows the user to highlight, bookmark, search and extract text from a document; (3) Ultimate Talking Dictionary, a 250,000-word voice output dictionary and thesaurus; (4) Talking Word Processor, a voice output word processor, word prediction program, and grammar check; (5) Scan and Read Pro, a voice output optical character recognition program; (6) PDF Magic, a program that converts inaccessible PDF files to accessible formats; (7) Text To Audio, a program that converts digital documents to MP3 format and saves them for listening away from the computer; (8) an on-screen Talking Calculator; (9) Premier Predictor Pro, a word prediction program (10) PDF Equalizer, an access program for PDF files. Personal settings are saved on the device and applied to each computer as it is inserted. The software is updated automatically whenever the device is on a computer connected to the Internet. This device includes an MP3 player and digital voice recorder; a two-gigabyte (GB) flash USB drive with 1.5 GB free space; ear bud headphones; and a USB extender cable. POWER: Uses one triple-A battery (included). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 2000, XP, or Vista with 128 megabytes (MB) of RAM and access to a USB port. WEIGHT: Less than one ounce.

226. KEY TO ACCESS VPOD

     Key to Access VPod is an accessibility software module, MP4 video player, and digital voice recorder designed for use by individuals who have learning disabilities. When this device is inserted into a computer's USB port, the user has access to a suite of accessibility tools: Universal Reader Plus for reading email and web pages; E-Text Reader, a tool that allows the user to highlight, bookmark, search and extract text from a document; Ultimate Talking Dictionary, a 250,000-word voice output dictionary and thesaurus; Talking Word Processor, a voice output word processor, word prediction program, and grammar check; Scan and Read Pro, a voice output optical character recognition program; PDF Magic, a program that converts inaccessible PDF files to accessible formats; Text To Audio, a program that converts digital documents to MP3 format and saves them for listening away from the computer; an on-screen Talking Calculator; Premier Predictor Pro, a word prediction program; and PDF Equalizer, an access program for PDF files. Personal settings are saved on the device and applied to each computer as it is inserted. The software is updated automatically whenever the device is on a computer connected to the Internet. The MP4 video player/MP3 audio player is constructed of stainless steel with a 256K full-color TFT screen, and comes with earbud headphones and a carrying case. It has two GB (gigabytes) disk space and a two GB expansion slot. It plays music in MP3, WMA, or WMV format and video in AVI format, and displays photos in JPEG or BMP format. POWER: Uses a Nokia Mobile rechargeable lithium battery. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or Vista operating system and a USB port. DIMENSIONS: The TFT screen is 2.4 inches. WARRANTY: One year.

227. KID PIX 2 / KID PIX STUDIO

     Kid Pix 2 and Kid Pix Studio are drawing programs designed to create multimedia presentationa and animated artwork for individuals with a cognitive or physical disability. Students can use the TouchWindow (see separate entry) to access this program which includes a talking alphabet, colorful rubber stamps that can be customized and resized, and a palette of Wacky Brushes. Slide Shows are easy to create, so children of all ages and levels can create multimedia reports, animations with sound effects, or stand alone slide shows. Kid Pix Studio is the CD-ROM version and offers additional animation projects, tools, video clips, and sound effects. Both include a Teacher's Guide with dozens of additional activities and suggestions for integrating the program into the curriculum. COMPATIBILITY: Macintosh and IBM, DOS and Windows. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Macintosh System 6.0: 1 MB for black and white, 2 MB for color; System 7.0 or higher: 2 MB for black and white, 4 MB for color; hard disk; mouse; CD-ROM requires System 7.0 or higher; 4 MB RAM; 256 color 13 inch monitor; CD-ROM drive. Optional: TouchWindow. DOS System: 286 or faster; 640K RAM; mouse; MCGA, EGA or VGA; hard disk; sound card recommended. Windows: 386SX or faster; Windows 3.1 or higher; 2 MB RAM; VGA monitor; sound card; high density disk drive; mouse; CD-ROM requires 386 DX or faster; 4 MB RAM; SVGA monitor; CD-ROM drive. Optional: TouchWindow. OPTIONS: Ke:nx Easy Overlays (see separate entry) are available from Don Johnston, Inc.

228. KIDSPIRATION

     Kidspiration is a word processor program and writing skills training system designed for use by children with learning disabilities and others who learn better visually. It uses principles of visual learning to help students in kindergarten through the 5th grade to see, organize, and develop their ideas. It helps young readers and writers build confidence in organizing information, understanding concepts, and expressing their thoughts. It is similar to Inspiration (see separate entry) but designed for younger users. The program helps students to brainstorm ideas with pictures and words, organize and categorize information visually, create stories and descriptions using engaging visual tools, and explore new ideas with thought webs and visual mapping. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For Macintosh or Power Macintosh, System 7.0, 8.0, 9.0 or higher, including the Classic environment in OS X; 2 megabytes (MB) available random access memory (RAM); 640x480 pixel, 256-color display; 5 MB available hard drive minimum; 30 MB hard drive available for all symbols and Help; and CD-ROM drive (for installation only). For IBM-compatible computers, 486 processor or higher; Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4.0, ME or XP; 8 MB RAM; 640x480 pixel, 256-color display; Windows compatible graphics card; 5 MB available hard drive; 20 MB hard drive available for all symbols and Help; and CD-ROM drive (for installation only). OPTIONS: Curriculum guide with lesson plans (Kidspiration Activity Book) and interactive training CD (Exploring Kidspiration).

229. KINESIS ESSENTIAL CONTOURED KEYBOARD

     The Kinesis Essential Contoured Keyboard is a modified keyboard designed for use by individuals at risk for repetitive motion injury of the upper extremity. The keyboard has two separate keypads that split the traditional alphanumeric key layout of a QWERTY keyboard into right and left hand configurations. Each of the keypads is concave so that the shorter digits do not have to be stretched to reach their keys, and so that each hand maintains a flat, neutral position. The keypads are also placed lower than the built-in wrist support. OPTIONS: Foot switch; replacement palm pads. COMPATIBILITY: For use on PS/2 computers. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.9 x 8 x 16.5 inches. WARRANTY: Two year limited warranty.

230. KROWN STARPLUS 45

     The Krown StarPlus 45 is an amplified telephone designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This phone amplifies the incoming voice by a 50 decibels (dB) gain and its advanced circuit design and its electronic anti-feedback filter work to make words clearer and easier to understand without feedback or distortion. Other features include a 95 dB loud tone ringer, caller ID capability, extra-large buttons with high-contrast graphics, back-lit liquid crystal display (LCD) and keypad, two-way speaker phone with separate adjustable volume, speaker phone indicator,100-number phonebook and 10 last dialed numbers, three emergency buttons, an extra-bright ringing indicator, an "extension in use" indicator, a "missed call" indicator, a voice mail indicator, adjustable ringer volume (High/Low/Off), ringer tone control, clock and timer, hold on music, and a voice message waiting On/Off switch. This phone can be wall mounted or usesd on a desktop. The handset is compatible with hearing aid T-coils. WARRANTY: One year from date of purchase against any defects in materials or workmanship.

231. KURZWEIL 3000 FOR WINDOWS

     Kurzweil 3000 for Windows is an optical character recognition (OCR) and test program with voice output designed for use by individuals with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. This OCR software scans documents and reads scanned or electronic text aloud using synthetic speech. Documents are shown on screen with words highlighted as they are spoken. This combined auditory and visual presentation of information helps increase reading accuracy, speed, and comprehension for struggling readers. This software can read documents in portable document file (.pdf), hypertext markup language (HTML), and DAISY digital talking book formats. It presents the original image, with color graphics, photographs, and columns intact, while reading the text aloud. Documents can also be opened, edited, and saved in Microsoft Word format. The program offers a suite of learning tools, including syllabification, pronounciation, text preview, thesaurus, phonetic spelling, and a dictionary. Users can choose from a variety of output voices, and can speed up or slow the pace and replay any word or phrase at will. The user may also select from continuous, self-paced, or word-by-word reading modes. The program also enables users to take notes, add them to the document, and read, print, and review them. As a test-taking program, this software allows teachers to accommodate students' Individualized Education Plan (IEP) needs for visual and auditory accommodations. The software reads questions and answers aloud, and allows students to type answers directly onto the image of a scanned test. Another feature of this software is the ability to automatically search for books by title or author on electronic text repositories such as Bookshare.org, Project Gutenberg, or the Baen Free Library, and then download and read those books. OPTIONS: Three versions of Kurzweill 3000 for Windows are available: a scan/read color version ($1,895), a scan/read black-and-white version ($1,095), and a read-only version called Read Station ($349). The Read Station program can be used by students who obtain scanned reading materials from their teachers and therefore do not need their own scanning software. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 300 megaherz (MHz) Pentium III or better processor Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP, 128 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM), 300 to 400 MB hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, 16-bit high color display support for color images, SVGA monitor with 800 by 600 resolution or higher, sound card and speakers, and a TWAIN-compliant scanner.

232. LANGUAGELINKS: SYNTAX ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION

     LanguageLinks is a language tutorial and assessment evaluation test designed for use with children in grades Kindergarten through eight with autism, developmental disabilities, language-learning disabilities, low vision, or hearing disabilities. This program offers a comprehensive, research-based approach to syntax assessment and intervention. It is a six-level series which takes children from the early two-word stage through mastery of more than 75 grammatical forms. LanguageLinks features Optimized Intervention technology, a system that tailors instructional delivery to each student's unique needs. The program begins with an assessment and then tracks detailed information about a student's performance and automatically guides the student through the curriculum. Reinforcement animations are not only entertaining, but also include enriched language which has been shown to facilitate language development. At the end of each session, instructors can quickly review a student's performance and and print comprehensive reports to ensure accountability. The software is designed to be used independently, so students can benefit from language instruction in their own classrooms. The first level introduces the possessive “s,” trains regular noun plurals, the determiner “No,” pronouns, and copular “Be.” The next level in the progression trains third-person pronouns, location determiners, pegation and present progressive and regular past tense verb forms. The third level continues with plural determiners, pronouns, and noun/verb agreement using present progressive verb forms. The fourth level trains more pronoun forms, negation, and noun/verb agreement. The fifth level in the series trains additional pronouns, future modal “Will,” and third-person noun/verb agreement. The final level trains regular and reflexive pronouns, possessive “s,” and present passive. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For computers running Windows: Windows® System Requirements: 300 megaHertz (MHz) processor or faster; Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM ; 40 MB available disk space; Windows- compatible sound card; 8x speed CD-ROM; and a monitor with 800 x 600 resolution. For Macintosh computers: 300 MHz or faster PowerPC or Intel processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including any OS X; 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; 8x speed CD-ROM; and a monitor with 800 x 600 resolution.

233. LARGE PRINT LABELS

     Large Print Labels are keytop overlays designed for use on computer or telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD) keyboards by individuals with low vision. These self-stick labels increase the size of the key labels by at least 100 percent and they stay securely in place until intentionally removed. The set contains labels for a standard Windows 104-key IBM compatible keyboard. COLOR: Available in black letters on an ivory background or white letters on a black background.

234. LARGE PRINT LABELS

     Large Print Labels are large print keytop overlays designed for use by individuals with low vision. These adhesive overlays are appllied to the keys of an existing keyboard to transform it into a large print keyboard. Labels are all US Standard English. COLORS: Three models are available with different color schemes: Black with white print, ivory with black print, or yellow with black print.

235. LAZEE MOUSE CURSOR

     The LaZee Mouse CURSOR is a mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, severe physical, or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or repetetive motion injuries. This hands-free device provides full cursor control of computers or alternative and augmentative communication devices (AAC) through head or body movements. The self-contained unit can be head-mounted or positioned where the user desires. Tilt-sensor technology is utilized to perform the cursor movements. As the unit is tilted, these movements are detected and used to control cursor movements. It is fully compatible with all hardware and software including click/dwell programs and on-screen keyboards. To operate, mount the unit in the desired location, and connect the included USB cable to the computer. There is no software to install or drivers to load. LaZee Mouse CURSOR operates in conjunction with all existing mouse devices on the computer system. It is completely portable and compatible with most desktop and notebook computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and AAC devices with a USB port. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All applications require an available USB Port. IBM and compatible computers require Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, or ME. Macintosh computers require OSX 8.2 or above. AAC devices require a USB 2.0 Interface. OPTIONS: Replacement USB cables and mounting kit. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1.75 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 2 Ounces (excluding cables). WARRANTY: 2 Years.

236. LAZEE MOUSE PRO

     The LaZee Mouse Pro is a hands-free mouse alternative designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or repetetive motion injuries. The LaZee Mouse Pro provides full mouse control of computers or alternative and augmentative communication devices (AAC), and enables users to control cursor movements through head or body movements, while providing real-time control of the left/right clicks and dragging via microphone. The LaZee Mouse Pro is fully compatible with all hardware and software including click/dwell programs and on-screen keyboards. The self-contained unit can be head-mounted or positioned elsewhere as the user desires. Tilt-sensor technology is utilized to perform the cursor movements. As the unit is tilted, these movements are detected and used to control cursor movements. Clicking and dragging is done in real-time without any software or external switches. Sound is captured by a microphone, processed by the unit’s micro-computer and decoded much like Morse code. A microphone gain adjustment allows operation in almost any environment, while feedback LEDs are provided. To operate, connect the microphone, mount the unit in desired location, and connect the included USB cable to the computer. There is no software to install or drivers to load. LaZee Mouse Pro operates in conjunction with all existing mouse devices on the computer system. It is completely portable and compatible with most desktop and notebook computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and AAC devices with a USB port. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All applications require an available USB Port. IBM and compatible computers require Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, or ME. Macintosh computers require OSX 10.2 or above. AAC devices require a USB 2.0 Interface. OPTIONS: Replacement USB cables and mounting kit. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1.75 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 2 Ounces (excluding cables). WARRANTY: 2 Years.

237. LAZEE MOUSE SWITCH

     The LaZee Mouse SWITCH is a hands-free mouse alternative designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or neurological disabilities, spinal cord injury, or repetetive motion injuries. The LaZee Mouse SWITCH provides full mouse control of computers or alternative and augmentative communication devices (AAC), and enables users to control cursor movements through head or body movements, while providing real-time control of the left/right clicks and dragging via external switches. The self-contained unit can be head-mounted or positioned elsewhere as the user desires. Tilt-sensor technology is utilized to perform the cursor movements. As the unit is tilted, these movements are detected and used to control cursor movements. The internal micro-computer can generate both left and right clicks and drag from a single switch, or can be used with two switches. Feedback LEDs are provided. To operate, connect switches, mount the unit in desired location, and connect the included USB cable to the computer. There is no software to install or drivers to load. LaZee Mouse SWITCH operates in conjunction with all existing mouse devices on the computer system. It is completely portable and compatible with most desktop and notebook computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers, and AAC devices with a USB port. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: All applications require an available USB Port. IBM and compatible computers require Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, or ME. Macintosh computers require OSX 8.2 or above. AAC devices require a USB 2.0 Interface. OPTIONS: Replacement USB cables and mounting kit. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 1.75 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: Less than 2 Ounces (excluding cables). WARRANTY: 2 Years.

238. LEAF SWITCH (MODEL 58600)

     The Leaf Switch, model 58600, is a lever switch designed for individuals with limited upper limb mobility. It is a single switch operated by pressing one side of the leaf. The tip of the leaf requires a quarter-inch of movement for operation and it provides tactile and auditory feedback. This switch has a removable foam pad. Mounting requires additional tubular mounting hardware. DIMENSIONS: The leaf measures 3 inches in diameter by 0.5 inches. The tube measures 13 inches long by 0.5 inches diameter. The foam pad is three inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

239. LET'S GO READ! AN ISLAND ADVENTURE

     Let's Go Read! An Island Adventure is a vocabulary tutorial program designed for use by children with learning and other cognitive disabilities and physical disabilities. This program incorporates speech recognition software to enable students to direct computer actions using their voices. They can also listen to their own voices as they read the 12 interactive books incorporated into the program. This comprehensive program for beginning readers uses both phonics and whole language concepts, offers more than 175 lessons, and introduces more than 400 vocabulary words. Over the course of the lessons, students meet a raccoon named Robby who needs to read and his friend Emily the squirrel. Together they embark on an interactive adventure in a flying machine called the Reading Rover. They travel to Letter Island where they meet its inhabitants--the letters of the alphabet who will not come out to play unless students call out their sounds. As they progress through the reading adventure, students are rewarded with a series of 12 original illustrated inteactive books, each appropriate to the level achieved. While reading the books, students apply the skills they have learned and they can record themselves reading any book. Once read, the book is displayed on the student's bookshelf and can be re-read at any time. The software offers both guided and self-learning opportunities through more than 35 activities found in the Reading Rover, in the clouds, or in one of four areas on Letter Island: the beach, the jungle, the farm, and Vowel Village. These activities assist children in learning to recognize upper- and lowercase letters, mastering individual letter sounds, and identifying letter sounds within words. While flying from place to place in the Reading Rover, students encounter Word Clouds which require them to say aloud the words they see. When the word is spoken properly, the cloud disappears with a "poof" and the flight continues. This activity offers practice in sight words and assists in mastering frequently used words. Since the Reading Rover runs on the fuel of the "power of words," users are required to visit the Word Power Station to re-fuel. To accomplish this, they are challenged to build simple words using letters and sounds learned earlier in the adventure. As the adventure progresses, they move on to sentence-building activities that strengthen comprehension and vocabulary. The program also includes a Grow Slide that shows a complete list of all topics covered and the letters in the order in which they are taught. As students successfully answer activity questions, the Grow Slide automatically advances to new letters and more challenging questions. Teachers and parents can also manually change the position of the Grow Slide to change a child's location in the adventure and monitor individual progress. Also included in the software is a "Dear Parents" CD-ROM movie addressing the educational underpinnings of the program and discussing the role of parents and teachers in helping children to become successful readers. The School version also includes a Teacher's Guide and toll-free technical support. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 3.1 or Windows95 or later, 486 or Pentium or better processor, 3 megabytes (MB) free hard disk space, 8 MB RAM (16 MB recommended), Super VGA monitor with 256 colors or more, double speed or faster CD-ROM drive and a Windows- compatible sound card. Speech recognition requires Windows95 or later, a Pentium or better processor with 23 MB hard disk space, 16 MB RAM, and a 16-bit sound card with high quality microphone input. A Touch screen is optional. WARRANTY: The School version offers a lifetime disk warranty.

240. LINGO

     Lingo is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. This device is designed to be small and light enough to be worn comfortably on the waist or around the neck and shoulder and is an eight-message aid. This water-resistant unit offers seven message locations, each with 25 seconds of recording time and one memo location with a full 60 seconds of recording time. Each message location can be recorded and erased independently and the memo button offers a list feature that allows for adding a message without recording over previous messages. The unit offers four total minutes of memory. Features include a recessed keyboard to prevent accidental activation, digital sound/speech, LED feedback, volume control and lockout, a headphone jack, and low memory indicator. A belt clip and wrist strap are included. POWER: Uses the included rechargeable battery for approximately one week of use between charges. The unit is equipped with a low battery indicator. DIMENSIONS (WxHxD): 2.5 x 5.25 x 1.04 inches. OPTIONS: Shoulder/belt mounting options and symbol holder. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty.

241. LITTLE STEP-BY-STEP COMMUNICATOR (FORMERLY STEP-BY-STEP)

     The LITTLE Step-by-Step communicator is a touch switch and direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with visual or upper extremity disabilities and communication disabilities. This communicator offers 75 seconds of recording time and is designed to record a series of sequential messages. The initial activation of the communicator plays the first message, the second activation plays the second message, etc. The device has a "repeat" feature which locks in a message until it is appropriate to move on to the next one. The communicator also has a toy/appliance feature which enables any message in the sequence, or as many messages as desired, to be paired with a reinforcer. This device has an angled surface and a detachable base with a "snap track" extension that allows additional communicators to be connected as the user's needs and abilities grow. This switch comes with four interchangeable tops, allowing the user to change switch colors as desired. DIMENSIONS: 2.5 inches in diameter and 3 inches high at its tallest point. COLOR: The communicator has a black base and the switch surface comes in a set of red, yellow, green, and blue. Optional sets include Semi-formal with blue-grey, deep green, and merlot switch tops and Business Casual with classic black, modern grey, and khaki switch tops.

242. LOGITECH CORDLESS TRACKMAN OPTICAL MOUSE (MODEL 904369-0403)

     The Logitech Cordless TrackMan Optical Mouse, model 904369-0403, is a trackball designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or fine motor disabilities. Designed for right-handed use, this cordless optical mouse is shaped to fit the palm of the user's hand and has a large trackball for cursor control. It operates wirelessly within six feet of the computer. The unit also has two forward and back buttons for Web and document browsing, a scroll wheel, and a drag lock button. Button controls are customizable with included MouseWare software. The unit comes with a Logitech software CD for personal computers (PC) and Macintosh; a wireless receiver; a USB to PS/2 adapter, and a quick-start guide. POWER: Uses 2 double-A batteries (included). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible PCs or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: PCs require Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 operating system; USB port or PS/2 port; CD-ROM drive or Internet connection to install software. Macintosh computers require Mac OS X 10.4 or later operating system; USB port; CD-ROM drive or Internet connection to install software. WARRANTY: 3-year limited hardware warranty.

243. LOGITECH TRACKMAN MARBLE MOUSE (MODEL 910-000806)

     The Logitech TrackMan Marble Mouse is a an optical trackball and mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with grasping, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities. This trackball has a long, broad palm area and gentle curves to help keep the user's hand comfortable and supported, with an ambidextrous design for both right- and left-handed use. It has a stable base that stays in place and provides support. It has button controls that allow the user to move forward and backward surfing the Web, with fingertip-based control of cursor movement. This unit comes with a Logitech software CD for Mac and PC, a USB-to-PS/2 adapter, and a quick start guide. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIRMENTS: Personal computers (PC) require Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system; USB port or PS/2 port; and CD-ROM drive. Mac requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later operating system; USB port; CD-ROM drive. DIMENSIONS: 1.2 x 3.2 x 3.5 inches. WEIGHT: 0.95 pounds. WARRANTY: 3-year limited hardware warranty.

244. LOOK AND LISTEN

     Look and Listen is a cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive disabilities. It is designed to improve tracking ability of objects and increase the user's attention span. When the mouse, switch, or space bar is pressed, an object will move across the screen while music is playing in the background. The objects are large and colorful. Among the more than 100 graphic objects objects included are household items, cartoon images, foods, and many others. The program also includes 35 different songs. The user can press a switch, the space bar, or click the mouse to initiate animation. This customizable software enables users to add their own graphics and songs. Songs are in "Wave" format and graphics are in JPEG format. Examples of some graphics one might add may include pictures of the user, favorite toys, or any other familiar picture taken from a digital camera or scanner. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 or later operating system with a 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor, 150 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM), and 16-bit color capability.

245. LOOKING GOOD PROGRAM

     The Looking Good Program is an independent living and personal skills tutorial program in board game format designed to teach grooming and personal hygiene skills to people with cognitive disabilities. The Looking Good Program is a board game which addresses all aspects of grooming and personal hygiene and reinforces home training. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

246. LOOKY

     The Looky is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This magnifier can be used to examine text and pictures at home or during chores such as shopping. It magnifies between 3 and 8 times in full color and contrast modes, with reverse video and freeze functions. Its camera is in the middle of the screen. It has a folding handle and carrying strap and comes with a carrying case and user manual. POWER: Uses two rechargeable NiMH batteries or external alternating (AC) power adapter (included). WEIGHT: 7 ounces. WARRANTY: Two year limited warranty.

247. LUNAR SCREEN MAGNIFIER

     Lunar Screen Magnifier is a screen magnification program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This software provides screen magnification up to 16 times the usual size, high resolution type smoothing for all True Type fonts, adaptable split screen facility, overview mode, color changer, and scrolling line view with control of speed, line, and magnification. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or Windows XP (home and professional); 16 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM).

248. MAGIC ARM MOUNTING SYSTEM (MODEL 1631)

     The Magic Arm Mounting System is mounting hardware for control switches to be placed in virtually any position for individuals with physical disabilities. The adjustable arm attaches to a table or wheelchair by means of a one-piece base clamp. The arm can be further adjusted by flipping the lever at the joint of the arm, moving the arm into the desired position, and then flipping the lever back to lock it in place. The Magic Arm Mounting System comes with threaded circular and rectangular platforms that accommodate most control switches, and two hook and loop tape strips for attaching a control switch to the platform. OPTIONS: Device tray. DIMENSIONS: Arm length when fully extended is 20.5 inches from base clamp to switch platform.

249. MAGIC CURSOR 2000

     MAgic Cursor is a cursor control interface designed to provide all mouse functions without the need for buttons or switches for individuals who have little or no hand strength or who have other upper extremity disabilities. By using a dwell selection to operate, Magic Cursor enables the user to perform all mouse functions by moving the cursor. When the cursor dwells on the item where the user wants to perform a funtion, it changes to the funtion box. With the function box, one can move left to single click, right to double click, down for a mouse press, and up for pointing access. Magic cursor will automatically snap and click on action regions. It will also pull down any menu to which it is pointed and return to the standard cursor after each action. Dwell sensitivity and dwelling time can be adjusted to suit the user. COMPATIBILITY: For use IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 486/33 MegaHertz or faster processor; Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, or 2000; and 8 megabytes RAM.

250. MAGIC TOUCH

     The Magic Touch is a touch screen designed to provide alternative accessibility for individuals with a physical disability who have difficulty using a mouse or a keyboard. It is protected by a scratch resistant coating for durability and is easily mounted to a monitor. This device emulates mouse functions, such as pulling down menus, double clicking, dragging, and moving the cursor. Each unit includes a soft tip pen. COMPATIBILITY: Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Macintosh computers require OS 8.x, 9.x, OS X. The IBM and compatible computers require Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP and a USB port. SIZES: Models are available to fit 13- to 15-inch monitors; 16- to 17-inch monitors; 18- to 19-inch monitors; 12- to 14-inch laptops; and 15-inch laptops.

251. MAGIC TOUCH ADD-ON TOUCH SCREEN KIT

     The Magic Touch Add-On Touch Screen Kit is a touch screen designed to provide computer access for individuals with upper extremity or cognitive disabilities. This add-on touch screen converts an existing computer monitor into a touch screen that can function in place of the mouse with most cause and effect and point-and-click software. Two hangers (included) support the unit's weight and Velcro fasteners (included) keep it attached to the monitor. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Apple Macintosh and IBM and IBM-compatible personal and notebook computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, or NT4.0; Apple iMac, G3, or G4; Linux. DIMENSIONS: Models for both versions are available for 13- to 21-inch monitors and 12- to 14-inch notebook computers.

252. MAGIC WAND KEYBOARD (MODELS SEK101, SMN33, SBN33, & SAM33)

     The Magic Wand Keyboard is a mini keyboard with a built-in mouse designed for use by individuals with spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, arthritis of the hand, neurological disabilities, or repetitive motion disabilities. This miniature keyboard allows access to any computer using no strength and only the slightest head or hand movement. The keyboard and mouse work with the touch of a wand, either a mouthstick or a hand-held wand, and require no force to activate, only contact. The mouse is built in, needs no hand dexterity, and offers click, drag, and double-click functions with a choice of 11 speed settings. No installation, special software, or training is needed. Model SEK101 is an advanced model equivalent to a standard 101-key keyboard. Models SMN33 and SBN33 are equivalent to a standard 84-key keyboard; model SBN33 does not include the built-in mouse. Model SAM33 is a Macintosh keyboard. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible personal computers running any operating system. DIMENSIONS: Model SEK101 is 8.5 x 6.5 x 0.5 inches with a typing area of is 6.5 x 3 inches. The other models are 7 x 6 x 0.5 inches with a typing area of 5.4 x 3 inches. WEIGHT: 15 ounces. WARRANTY: The manufacturer offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and a full one year warrranty.

253. MAGICAL MYSTERY SWITCH (MODEL 1679)

     The Magical Mystery Switch, model 1679, is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities. This switch operates in two different ways: Multicolored LED lights can be turned on to attract the user's attention and encourage him/her to touch the cloth ball in the center to activate the switch or, to encourage the user to explore independently, the lights can be left off. Once the ball is touched, the lights, vibration, a gentle breeze, and a connected toy or appliance are activated. The cloth ball can be removed for cleaning. POWER: Uses 4 double-A and 4 C batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): 6.5 x 10.5 x 10 inches.

254. MAGNIFIER, THE (MODEL 12202)

     The Magnifier, model 12202, is a screen magnification program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This program provides 1x to 40x magnification (up to 40 times original size) for all Windows applications. The area of magnification is the full screen (full screen mode), a sizable window with auto-positioning (windowed mode) or a small lens (lens mode). Cursor locator lines help the user to find the cursor; these lines can be sized and animated. In a network, the program can run multiple magnifiers on multiple monitors. OPTIONS: Developers integration kit. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 7 / Vista / XP / 2000.

255. MAGNITALK

     MagniTalk is a voice input program designed for use individuals with low vision. This interface program allows the coordinated use of the Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice input program and the Zoomtext screen magnification program. The program provides direct speech access to the Zoomtext user interface, serving as a bridge between Zoomtext from AI Squared and Dragon NaturallySpeaking from ScanSoft (see separate entries). Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Zoomtext can be used and configured configured separately or in tandem. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Intel Pentium III 800 megaHertz (MHz) processor with a minimum 512 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows 98/ME operating system or Windows 2000/XP (preferred); voice compatible full duplex sound card and Zoomtext compliant video chip or card.

256. MALTRON DUAL HANDED 3D KEYBOARD

     The Maltron Dual Handed 3D Keyboard is a modified keyboard designed to fit the natural shape of hands and allow the wrists to remain straight during typing, relieve postural stress, and reduce the onset of Repetitive Strain Injury. This Plug-n-Play keyboard has a concave shape to provide tactile feedback which improves accuracy and speed. The keyboard has a standard QWERTY letter layout with an optional advanced Maltron letter layout which gives a ten to one reduction in finger movement. The alphabet keys are in two groups on the left and right of the keyboard; the numeric keypad is in the center; and the command keys (CTRL, ALT, etc.) are in two thumb groups beneath the numeric keys. The Maltron Keyboards have all the functions of a standard keyboard and are available in the following languages: British English, American English, Spanish, and most European languages. The Maltron Keyboards also have the ability to turn off key repeating if it is not required or to alter the repeat rate setting to Slow, Medium or Fast. TRAINING: An adaption/familiarization course is included with the CD which accompanies each keyboard. OPTIONS: Track ball. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers with a USB or PS/2 port. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 17 x 8.5 x 3.8 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds. COLOR: Available in grey and black. WARRANTY: 1-year warranty.

257. MALTRON HEAD / MOUTH STICK KEYBOARD

     The Maltron Head / Mouth Stick Keyboard is a 105-key modified keyboard designed specifically for use with a mouth stick or headwand. This Plug-n-Play keyboard has a concave front and a Frequency of Use letter layout with frequently used characters in the central area to reduce head movement for individuals who use a mouth stick or are single finger typists. The unit may be mounted on an articulated arm or positioned flat for single finger operation. The alphabetic keys are positioned in the middle of the keyboard; function keys are in a single row at the top of the keypad; number keys are split into two groups on either side of the bottom portion of the keypad. Push-On Push-Off keys are provided for Shift, Control and Alt. Maltron keyboards also have the ability to turn off key repeating if it is not required or to alter the repeat rate setting to Slow, Medium or Fast. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers with a USB or PS/2 port. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 12 x 8 x 4 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds. COLOR: Available in grey and black. WARRANTY: 1-year warranty.

258. MALTRON SINGLE LEFT AND RIGHT HANDED KEYBOARD

     The Maltron Single Left and Right Handed Keyboards are modified keyboards specifically designed for one-handed operation. These Plug-n-Play keyboards have a sculptured shape to provide key heights suited to finger lengths to reduce fatigue and increase speed and accuracy. The letter layout has been developed to meet the special needs of single-handed operation and incorporates push-on/off keys for Control, Shift, and Alt functions. The alphabet, numeric, and arrow keys are all included in the depression of the keyboard. There is also a separate numeric keypad on a flat plane. The function keys are arranged in a single row across the top of the keyboard. Maltron keyboards also have the ability to turn off key repeating if it is not required or to alter the repeat rate setting to Slow, Medium or Fast. Available languages include British English, American English, Spanish, and most European languages. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers with a USB or PS/2 port. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 12 x 9 x 4.5 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds. COLOR: Available in grey or black. WARRANTY: 1-year warranty.

259. MANO

     The Mano portable video magnifier is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. The Mano magnifier features a 3.5-inch widescreen TFT (thin film transistor) LCD (liquid crystal display) screen with freeze frame. The screen has multiple viewing modes, including black on white, white on black, green on black, yellow on black and yellow on blue. The unit magnifies images between 1 and 20 times their original size and has continuous zoom. The unit comes with a carrying case and wrist strap. POWER: Uses rechargeable Li-lon battery (included). One charge lasts approximately 2.5 hours. Charging time is 2.5 hours. An AC charger with four adapters is included. OPTION: Accessory bag with belt clip; extra rechargeable battery. DIMENSIONS (LxWxH): 3.5 x 2.9 x .9 inches. WEIGHT: 5 ounces. COLOR: Black.

260. MATHPAD

     MathPad is a math tutorial program designed for use by individuals wih physical, learning, or visual disabilities. This program enables students to solve basic arithmetic problems--addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division--on the computer in the same way they would solve them using a pencil and paper. MathPad displays the problems in the appropriate vertical format, displays the student's work, and requires student to decide when to regroup or when to show a remainder. Accessible with a mouse, a standard keyboard, or IntelliKeys (see separate entry), the program enables users to select from 300 sample problems or to load customized problem files created in a word processor. Standard access features include multiple font sizes and colors, high contrast settings for students with visual disabilities, auditory feedback as the program reads problems and/or rows of numbers, and navigational assistance as the cursor is automatically moved to the next place in the problem. The program also checks problems, placing a check mark beside correctly solved problems and a dash beside incorrectly solved problems in the problem list. Problems may also be printed individually or one page at a time; a check is printed beside correct answers and an "X" is placed beside incorrect answers. A separate file can be set up for each student and the program keeps a portfolio of each student's work. The set includes the MathPad software, two IntelliKeys overlays, and 300 bonus problems. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh Systems. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Runs on any Macintosh System with System 7 or higher, 4 megabytes (MB) RAM, and a 14-inch or larger monitor. WARRANTY: 60-day unconditional money back guarantee with return merchandise authorization from the manufacturer.

261. MATIAS IRIZER PORTABLE ERGONOMIC LAPTOP STAND

     The Matias iRizer Portable Ergonomic Laptop Stand is a notebook/laptop computer support designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome or other upper extremity disabilities. The unit helps prevent neck and wrist pain by raising the laptop keyboard and screen to a more comfortable angle for typing. It also allows air to circulate freely under the laptop, so it runs cooler and quieter. The stand fits virtually any laptop. It adjusts to four heights and can be set at an angle of 20, 30, 40, or 50 degrees. The unit has two slim acrylic plates that stack together for storage in a notebook bag. The unit comes with a MiniRizer, a credit-card sized version that can be used as a stand for an iPod, iPhone, cellphone, or business cards. It also comes with carrying sleeves and an instruction card. DIMENSIONS: When folded flat the unit is 11.42 x 8.92 x 0.55 inches. The stand height adjusts from 2.25 to 6.5 inches. WEIGHT: 1.5 pounds.

262. MATIAS TACTILE PRO KEYBOARD

     The Matias Tactile Pro Keyboard is a keyboard with tactile keys designed for use by individuals who benefit from tactile feedback, including touch typists who are blind or have low vision. Each key is built on an individual Alps mechanical switch, which provides tactile feedback and audible clicks when the key is pressed. The keyboard also allows faster typing speeds, as anti-ghosting circuitry (also called n-key rollover) allows the user to type faster without missing or added letters. The key layout includes Eject and Volume keys. Symbols such as the trademark and copyright symbols and euro, pound, and yen signs are printed right on the Option keys. The user holds down the Option key for the bottom-right characters, or Shift-Option for the top-right characters. Keys are laser etched so labels never wear off. The unit has a USB 2.0 in-keyboard hub with 3 ports for attaching USB peripherals such as MP3 players, keyring hard drives, joysticks, and mice. The keyboard has an Apple layout, but for PC users, a downloadable driver changes the Mac's Command and Option keys into Alt and Windows keys. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible or Apple Macintosh computers.

263. MAXIM KEYBOARD

     The Maxim Keyboard is a split compact keyboard designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive motion disabilities, limited upper extremity range of motion, or other upper extremity disabilities. This keyboard physically splits in the center, allowing each section to be independently adjusted for optimal use. The sections can be adjusted laterally at 0, 8, or 14 degrees to minimize forearm tension. The keyboard also includes built-in removable palm supports. The compact size of the keyboard reduces lateral hand and wrist movement and enables a mouse or trackball to be placed closer to the keyboard. Other features include a spacebar for each hand, Windows keys, and an embeded numeric keypad. COMPATIBLITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers with AT/PS2 connection. OPTIONS: An external keypad is available. DIMENSIONS: 15.1 x 6.5 inches with palm supports and 10.3 x 6.5 inches without palm supports.

264. MAXIM USB 10-KEY

     The Maxim USB 10-Key is an ergonomic keypad designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This unit has low force, tactile mechanical key switches, and can be positioned to the right or left of the keyboard. The unit connects to an available USB port on the computer and is compatible with virtually any operating system. It comes with a 2-port USB hub that enables the user to connect other input devices such as mice without having to access USB ports on the computer.

265. MICROLIGHT SWITCH

     The MicroLight Switch is a touch switch designed to be activated by a feather light touch for individuals who have upper extremity motor disabilities. This switch requires 0.4 ounces of pressure and 0.25 inch of travel for activation and provides tactile and auditory feedback. The switch features a threaded screw insert for mounting (screw must be purchased separately) or it may be mounted with double-sided tape or Velcro. DIMENSIONS: 1.75 x 0.5 x 0.75 inches.

266. MIGHTY MOUNT

     The Mighty Mount is switch mouting hardware designed to optimally position a single switch for a user with physical disabilities. This unit may be used with most popular switches and includes an anchoring clamp, a telescoping and angling arm, and a full range switch platform. Swiches attach using screws or Velcro and can be positioned for use with the hand, the chin, or the knee.

267. MILLIE'S MATH HOUSE

     Millie's Math House is an academic tutorial program designed to teach math concepts to individuals who have a learning disability. It has lively characters, colorful graphics and music to capture children's imaginations while they learn fundamental skills and concepts in six interactive activities. Reading is not required because all of the instructions and feedback are spoken or represented graphically. Students learn by experimenting with numbers, patterns, and shapes. The program has built in scanning for single switch users. COMPATIBILITY: Macintosh and IBM compatibles. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Macintosh System Requirements - Macintosh SE or later; 3.5 inch high density floppy drive for installation; hard disk; System 6.0.7 or higher. For System 6.0, 1MB for black and white, 2 MB for color. For System 7.0 or higher, 2 MB for black and white, 4 MB for color. Macintosh CD-ROM System Requirements - CD-ROM version requires color Macintosh with CD-ROM drive; 4MB RAM; System 6.0.7 or higher; hard disk. TouchWindow and printer is optional. Windows/DOS System Requirements - IBM/Tandy or compatible; MS-DOS 3.1 or later, VGA or EGA; hard disk; 560K free conventional memory; 3.5 inch high-density floppy drive to install; mouse; 25 MHz 386 or faster; third-party sound-output device or card (with external speaker). Supports Sound Blaster and compatibles. CD-ROM version also requires CD-ROM drive, 2 MB extended memory recommended. Windows 3.1 or higher and Printer is optional. OPTIONS: Instant Access Overlays (see separate entry) are available from IntelliTools. Ke:nx Easy Overlays (see separate entry) are available for alternate keyboards and switches from Don Johnston Inc.

268. MINI CUP SWITCH

     The Mini Cup Switch is a buttonswitch designed for individuals with upper extremity disabilities who have a good ability to target smaller surfaces. It is a smaller version of the Cup switch (see separate entry) which is similar to the Cap Switch (see separate entry), but more durable since it is encased in a plastic cup. It comes with colored stickers for individuals with low vision. The base provides a surface for easy mounting on table, pillow or wheelchair bracket. The switch is operated by pressing the top surface with 4.5 ounces of pressure. DIMENISONS: 1 inch in diameter x 0.4 inches high. COLOR: Black base and five stickers in different colors for the target area.

269. MINI JOYSTICK WITH PAD SWITCH (MODEL 50120)

     The Mini Joystick with Pad Switch, model 50120, is designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This switch is a four-position gated joystick designed for individuals who can maneuver a joystick, but need a larger switch. The multiple switch is five switches in one; the joystick has four positions, and the fifth switch is activated by pressing the raised pad beside it. This switch can be used to control any device that requires five single switches, or it can be adapted to control up to five devices operated with a single switch. It requries an activating force of 7 ounces and offers tactile and auditory feedback. OPTIONS: An adapter that enables five single-switch devices to be operated by one multiple switch. DIMENSIONS: 11 x 7 x 4.75 inches. WEIGHT: 8 ounces. COLOR: The pad beside the joystick is brown.

270. MINI JOYSTICK WITH PUSH SWITCH (MODEL 50200)

     The Mini Joystick with Push Switch, model 5020, is a multiple switch designed to control any device that requires five single switches for operation by individuals who have severe physical or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. It can also be adapted to form five single or mono switch plugs for controlling any five devices operated by single switches (additional hardware needed). Four switches are activated by moving the hoystick in four directions; the fifth is activated by pressing down on the joystick shaft. Two tips are included: one is flexible rubber and can be cut to desired size and the other is hard plastic. The joystick requires 4.5 ounces of activating force with 0.5 inches of travel. The push requires 7.1 ounces of force and 0.1 inch of travel for activation. Tactile and auditory feedback are provided. DIMENSIONS: 4.5 inches long x 1.25 inches diameter. WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

271. MINI RELAX

     The Mini Relax is an environmental control unit designed to operate televisions, video cassette recorders, and other infrared operable devices. This scanning infrared transmitter controls the TV, VCR, or any other device that operates using infrared technology. The unit has the capacity to store up to six functions, such as changing channels and volume. Scanning provides auditory and visual feedback with adjustable scan speed and auto scan or hold scan. OPTIONS: Multiple-switch version. POWER: Uses 9-volt batteries (included). DIMENSIONS: 6 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

272. MINICOM IV

     The Minicom IV is a text telephone (TT) or telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD). The device features an easy-touch 43-key, 4-row keyboard; a bright, tilted 20-character display; and a printer port for connecting to an external printer (not included). This text telephone also offers Turbo Code to provide greater user control over the speed and pace of conversations and an Auto ID feature to automatically notify parties being called that a text telephone is being used. POWER: Comes with an AC adapter and rechargeable batteries. OPTIONS: Dust cover and soft carrying case. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty. One- and two-year extended warranties are available for additional cost.

273. MINIPRINT 220 & 225

     The Miniprint 220 and 225 are basic printing text telephones or telecommunication devices for the deaf. Both devices feature Turbo Code which enables a more natural conversational speed and interrupt capability. Other standard features include Auto ID which alerts hearing people to an incoming TTY call, a built-in 24-character printer, three selectable print sizes, and a sticky key feature for single- handed typing. The Miniprint 225 also has a computer- style keyboard with "GA" and "SK" keys and locator keys on the "home" row for touch typists. OPTIONS: A dust cover and a soft carrying case. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty. Extended one- or two-year warranties are available at an additional cost.

274. MINIPRINT 420 & 425

     The Miniprint 420 and 425 are basic printing text telephones or telecommunication devices for the deaf. Both devices feature Turbo Code, which enables more natural cinversational speed and interrupt capabilities. Other features include Auto ID, which notifies hearing persons of an incoming TTY calls; built in 24-character printers; three selectable print sizes; and a sticky key function for single-handed typing. Both models also feature direct connection, with two telephone jacks and a pre-programmed auto-answer message. While in direct connect mode, a built-in ring flasher indicates an incoming call. The Miniprint 420 and 425 also offer a selectable number of rings for auto-answer, keyboard dialing and follow on dialing, tone or pulse dial, and call progress monitor indicating the ringing/or busy status of the call. The Miniprint 425 also has a computer-style keyboard with "GA" and "SK" keys and locator keys on the "home" row for touch typists. OPTIONS: A dust cover and a soft carrying case. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty. Extended one- or two-year warranties are available at an additional cost.

275. MONEY MATH

     Money Math is a money management training system designed for use with individuals with cognitive disabilities. The complete program includes Grocery Store Math ($49.95), Discount Store Math ($49.95), and Drug Store Math ($49.95). Each program uses appropriate store flyers in which students locate the prices of 48 common items. This approach helps students become accustomed to using flyers received in the mail, distributed in newspapers, or obtained in the local store. The 96 visual worksheets offer practice in determining and budgeting the correct amount of money to take to the store. The program focuses on basic addition skills and covers various shopping lists of two, three, four or five items in a particular store. The worksheets are offered in two levels; Level 1 worksheets have the prices of the items filled in and Level 2 worksheets require students to locate the prices. The two levels enable the program to be used with students with varying reading and math skills, including those with limited or no reading skills. Each program includes 10 eight-page store flyers, 96 blackline worksheet masters, an instruction guide with answer key, and a binder.

276. MONEY SKILLS

     Money Skills is a money management training system and tutorial program in a board game format designed to teach people with cognitive disabilities how to handle true-to-life money management situations. The program reinforces the idea that all individuals should learn to manage their personal finances to the best of their ability. Draw card categories coins and bills, your money, shopping, and money safety. Topics include identifying coins and bills, counting common coin combinations, budgeting, opening a checking account, shopping lists, paychecks, and others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

277. MONOMOUSE-USB

     MonoMouse-USB is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This mouse-style video magnifier connects to a computer via the computer's USB port. Objects appear magnified in black and white on the computer monitor when the device is held over them. It can be used to view books or documents, pictures, or labels. The magnification level can be changed by using the computer's resize function. This video magnifier comes with a cable, driver CD, and a microfibre MouseBag. COMPATIBILITY: For use with any desktop or notebook PC. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB 2.0 and Windows XP. DIMENSIONS: Cable is five feet long.

278. MOTIVA PERSONAL FM SYSTEM (MODEL PFM 360)

     The Motiva Personal FM System, model PFM 360, is a FM personal amplification system designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The system can be used for TV or audio listening, conversing in a car or at a restaurant, or in group settings such as a classroom, where it maximizes a student's ability to hear and ensures that the speaker's message is heard clearly. The transmitter can be used to mix and broadcast a speaker´s voice plus an audio program simultaneously in one room. The system can be customized with selectable compression and adjustable frequency response. It has 16 selectable channels on the 72 to 76 megaHertz (MHz) frequency with an operating range of up to 150 feet. A 3.5-millimeter jack allows for a variety of earphone and headphone options, and the system is compatible with a neckloop or hearing aid (not included). The system includes one R36 receiver with a sensitive environmental microphone. POWER: Uses battery; battery options include 1.5-volt double-A disposable, alkaline battery; 1.2-volt double-A rechargeable NiMH battery. OPTIONS: Black cordura carry case; wide range earphone; single mini earbud earphone; dual mini earbud earphone; surround earphone; hearing protector headphone; deluxe folding headphone; plug Mount omnidirectional microphone; directional mini lapel clip mic; neckloop; rear-wear headphone; directional headband microphone; dual drop-in charger; drop-in charger kit with batteries; ultimate heavy duty folding headphone.

279. MOUNTING PLATES

     Mounting Plates are switch mounting hardware designed to attach AbleNet switches, other control switches, clipboards, craft projects, book stands, cameras, toys and games, and other items to the Universal Switch Mounting System or the Slim Armstrong Mounting System (see separate entries). Available models include the Small Triangular Plate for the Jelly Bean Switch, LITTLEmack/LITTLE Step-by-Step, and Step-by-Step with levels, the Large Triangular Switch for the Big Red Switch, Cordless Big Red switch, BIG Step-by-Step and BIGmack communicators, a Small Rectangular Plate, the Large Rectangular Plate, and a small circular plate designed for use with the Specs Switch. DIMENSIONS: The Small Triangular Plate is 2.5 inches on each side; the Large Triangular Plate has 5-inch sides; the Small Rectangular Plate is 1.75 x 2.5 inches; the Large Rectangular Plate is 3 x 7 inches; and the Small Circular Plate is 2 inches in diameter.

280. MOUSE EMULATOR (MODEL 5005)

     Mouse Emulator is a device that allows a set of switches to be used in place of a mouse for input to a Macintosh computer. Five input switches are used to produce up, down, left and right cursor movement plus mouse button action. A latching feature is provided to reproduce mouse movement with the mouse button held down ("dragging"). This latching is activated by holding down the mouse button switch for a certain (adjustable) length of time. The speed of cursor movement with the Mouse Emulator goes in two stages. The initial speed when a switch is activated is fixed and slow. After a one second delay the speed increases to a higher value, the magnitude of which is adjustable. The Mouse Emulator will also serve in place of the standard keyboard. Special software presents an on-screen image of the keyboard. The user moves the mouse cursor to the desired key and clicks the mouse button in order to "type" that key. Mouse Emulator is designed to substitute transparently for the mouse and the keyboard, providing access to standard software on the Macintosh 512 and Plus computers. An adapter is needed for use on the Macintosh SE or Mac II computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh computers. DIMENSIONS: 6 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches. WEIGHT: 7.8 ounces.

281. MOUSEBEAN ERGONOMIC HAND REST

     The MouseBean Ergonomic Hand Rest is a wrist rest for a computer mouse designed to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries and to allow people with these and other upper extremity disabilities to use a computer mouse. This rest features a kidney bean-shaped plastic base with two removable and washable oval pads. It connects to a mouse with a sliding coupling bar that attaches to a socket that sticks on the rear of the mouse. COLOR (BASE/PADS): Black/Grey; Ultra Blue/Ice Blue; Violet/Cerise; Mulberry/Mushroom.

282. MULTI-SCAN

     Multi-SCAN is a single switch activity center designed for individuals who have alearning disability and are limited to the use of a single switch. It features the four educational DINO-GAMES (see separate entry) in one complete package. On top of that there are five fraphic libraries appropriate for a wide range of ages and abilities. The catagories include Animals, Cosmetology, Independent Living, Sports and Vocations. Multi-SCAN allows you to select a graphic library, choose games and set a schedule of of play for each user, and adjust the difficulty level and other settings for each game independently. It also allows you to save the game setups under each user's name and print out individual performance reports after each play session. The Multi-Scan is also available on CD-ROM. COMPATIBILITY: Multi-SCAN works with the keyboard and mouse buttons and with most alternate Macintosh control interfaces. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For PCs it requires Windows 3.1 and the SS-ACESS! (see separate entry) single switch PC interface.

283. MY OWN BOOKSHELF

     My Own Bookshelf is a reading tutorial program designed for use by students with learning disabilities. This software enables the user to create personalized and engaging books with added media such as text, images, and Quicktime and AVI movies. Sound options include importing, recording, and Text-to-Speech (TTS). Books are placed on electronic bookshelves for students to read. Books can be catergorized by author, student, subject, etc. Each bookshelf holds up to nine books. Access options and preferences can be customized for each student, including preferred settings for mouse, touch screen, single switch, double switch, and Intellikeys (see entry). The program records each reading session, letting the teacher know how many books the student has read and which books they choose to read the most. Text can be printed or exported/imported.

284. MY SCHOOL: LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING

     My School: Language Activities of Daily Living is an independent living skills and language tutorial software program designed to encourage discovery, learning, and communication about the objects of daily living for students with developmental, physical, or language learning disabilities or those with autism, traumatic brain injury or aphasia. The program is designed to enhance functional language skills, increase understanding of objects and their functions or descriptions, and build independence as students identify objects by name and function using familiar School locations. Four activities are presented: Discover Names, Identify Names, Discover Functions/Descriptions, and Identify Functions/Descriptions. These activities are placed in six school-related settings: the classroom, cafeteria, library, music/art room, playground, and hallway. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

285. MY TOWN: LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING

     My Town: Language Activites of Daily Activity is an independent living skills and language tutorial software program designed to encourage discovery, learning, and communication about the objects of daily living for students with developmental, physical, or language learning disabilities or those with autism, traumatic brain injury, or aphasia. The program is designed to enhance functional language skills, increase understanding of objects and their functions or descriptions, and build independence as students identify objects by name and function using familiar locations in a town. The program has four basic activities in six different settings. The activities include: discovering names (select an item within the scene on-screen and the program gives a description or function of it), identifying names (the program asks the user to find various items according to their names), discovering functions/descriptions (select an item and the program gives the function or description of it), and identifying descriptions/functions (the program asks the user to find certain items according their description or function). Each of these activities can be explored within the context of graphics depicting a doctor's office, dentist's office, restaurant, park, city neighborhood, and suburban neighborhood. More than 100 objects can be located in the six settings. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB Application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

286. NEW MAGIC ARM MOUNTING SYSTEM (MODEL 5050)

     The New Magic Arm Mounting System, model 5050, is switch mounting hardware designed to mount switches or communication boards to a wheelchair, table, or bed frame. The adjustable arm attaches to a table or wheelchair by means of a one-piece base clamp. The arm can be further adjusted by flipping the lever at the joint of the arm, moving the arm into the desired position, and then flipping the lever back to lock it in place. The System comes with threaded circular and rectangular platforms that accommodate most control switches, and two hook and loop tape strips for attaching a control switch to the platform. Three balljoints allow positioning where needed. The unit locks in place with the turn of a large knob. DIMENSIONS: The arm length when fully extended is 20 1/2" from base clamp to switch platform

287. NEW STANDARD ERGONOMIC KEYBOARD, PROFESSIONAL MODEL

     The New Standard Ergonomic Keyboard, Professional Model, is an ergonomic keyboard designed for use by individuals with learning or upper extremity disabilities. This alpha-numeric keyboard is a 53-key, USB-interface keyboard alternative to a standard Qwerty keyboard. The keyboard offers all the functions of a full-sized 104-key keyboard and is designed to reduce the learning curve for touch typing as well as make the task comfortable. The logical design of the keyboard reduces the number of keys so they are all within easy reach, then lays them out where the fingers naturally move for comfort, speed and accuracy. The letters are arranged alphabetically in such a way that the most common sequences are the easiest to type, even for one-handed typing. The alphabet is broken into small, familiar groups of four or five letters. The shift keys are centralized for operation by the index fingers or thumbs instead or relying on the little fingers, and tactile landmarks lead the hands to an obvious home position. The keyboard requires no drivers and has three-position slope adjustment (flat, +10 degrees, and -10 degrees). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible notebook or desktop computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB port and Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, or Vista. For additional character sets, Microsoft Office is required. DIMENSIONS: 12.5 x 5 x 7/8 inches thick. WEIGHT: 13 ounces. COLOR: Silver casing and black keys with white markings.

288. NEW STANDARD ERGONOMIC KEYBOARD, RAINBOW MODEL

     The New Standard Ergonomic Keyboard, Rainbow Model is an ergonomic keyboard designed for use by individuals with learning or upper extremity disabilities. This alpha-numeric keyboard is a 53-key, USB-interface keyboard alternative to a standard Qwerty keyboard. The keyboard offers all the functions of a full-sized 104-key keyboard and is designed to reduce the learning curve for touch typing as well as make the task comfortable. The logical design of the keyboard reduces the number of keys so they are all within easy reach, then lays them out where the fingers naturally move for comfort, speed and accuracy. The letters are arranged alphabetically in such a way that the most common sequences are the easiest to type, even for one-handed typing. The alphabet is broken into small, familiar groups of four or five letters. The shift keys are centralized for operation by the index fingers or thumbs instead or relying on the little fingers, and tactile landmarks lead the hands to an obvious home position. The keys are color-coded to aid in learning the layout. The keyboard requires no drivers and has three-position slope adjustment (flat, +10 degrees, and -10 degrees). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible notebook or desktop computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB port and Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, or Vista. For additional character sets, Microsoft Office is required. DIMENSIONS: 12.5 x 5 x 7/8 inches thick. WEIGHT: 13 ounces. COLOR: White casing with keys colored by function. Key labels are black.

289. NO TOUCH TALKER

     The No Touch Talker is a single message communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive or communication disabilities. This motion-sensitive device records up to a 10 second spoken message, and plays it back without physical contact when the device is activated by a slight movement, such as the movement of a finger or toe. A picture or word card can be placed on the unit for a visual message cue. The user can activate this device to seek attention, elicit assistance, or make a comment. The device can also be used to teach an individual to move towards a target, and it can be set to a chime tone and placed near a door to alert the user to anyone entering or leaving the room. POWER: Uses 4 double-A batteries (included). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.5 x 4 3/8 x 1.25 inches. WEIGHT: 7.4 ounces.

290. NOUNS & SOUNDS

     Nouns & Sounds is a language tutorial program designed for use by individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, language-learning disabilities, and cochlear implants. This program encourages the development of listening skills, auditory discrimination skills, and short-term auditory and visual memory skills as users match common environmental sounds to appropriate realistic pictures. Using Optimized Intervention technology, the program begins with an assessment to determine which sounds a student can't identify. During training, the student is asked to match a sound to a photograph given two or three choices. The program continually tracks a student's performance and automatically guides the learning process. Additional activitites include introducing nouns and sounds, exploring noun sounds, remember that sound, concentrate on noun sounds, and an is this the right sound exercise. The program can be accessed using a mouse, a single switch, or a touch screen. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 8x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz or faster PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; 8x speed CD-ROM. Both versions require 800 x 600 screen resolution.

291. NU VISION HEAD-MOUNTED VIDEO MAGNIFIER

     The Nu Vision Head-Mounted Video Magnifier is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. The magnifier is worn like a pair of glasses with head straps and projects an enlarged image onto two liquid crystal display (LCD) screens in front of the eyes. It can also be worn over top of a pair of regular glasses or connected to a television, computer, digital camera, or other electronic device. It magnifies up to five times at optical infinity and up to 10 times at reading distance. Images can be viewed in color or black and white, or in high contrast or reverse polarity modes. The magnifier comes with a headset, control unit, and soft shoulder bag for carrying. POWER: Uses lithium battery that lasts up to two hours, or an alternating current (AC) adapter (both included). WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

292. NUANCE ZOOMS

     Nuance ZOOMS is a cell phone display magnifier program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This program magnifies the displays of Symbian Series 60 handsets. It can magnify the full screen area from 1.5 up to 4 times. In Distributed Views mode, the screen is divided into several areas to display various elements simultaneously, magnified to double their original size. As the user scrolls through a menu or list, the program magnifies each item along with some of the surrounding area. Key commands allow the user to magnify specific elements such as the window title, soft keys, or battery level indicator. When the magnifier is on an object that does not fit the screen in its entirety, after a brief delay the program begins to scroll automatically through the text so the user can view the complete contents. The display can be converted into black and white, grayscale, or color inverted. Auto-Zoom mode resizes text as defined by the user, independent of the text's original size. This magnifier program can operate with the Nuance TALKS screen reader, with shared key commands and magnification focus synchronized with reading of items on the screen.

293. NU-FORM KEYBOARD & TRU-FORM KEYBOARD

     The Nu-Form and Tru-Form Keyboards are expanded ergonomically-designed keyboards designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome and other disabilities of the hand and wrist. These keyboards feature built-in wrist supports, ergonomically-designed numeric keypads, and split keyboard layouts. The personal computer (PC) versions have an expanded 105-key layout with Windows keys; dual alt, shift, and control keys for right- and left-handed users; 12 function keys; and a split spacebar, with one for each hand. The Macintosh versions have expanded 106-key layouts; dual shift, command, option, and control keys for right- and left-handed use; 15 function keys; and a split spacebar, with one for each hand. All models are available with or without a built-in touchpad. The Nu-Form Keyboard has a flat split design and the Tru-Form Keyboards have a raised split design. COMPATIBILITY: Models are available for use on IBM and compatible computers, Macintosh computers with ADB connection, and Macintosh computers with USB connection.

294. OMNIPAGE PRO 14

     OmniPage Pro 14 is a voice output optical character recognition program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. The program converts scanned paper documents into text files in a variety of electronic formats, including Word, XML, HTML, Open e-Book, and PDF (Portable Document Format). Files can be read aloud, and words can be corrected by voice or by typing. The program also converts PDF documents into Microsoft Office documents that preserve formatting. Paper and electronic documents can be converted into audio files for playback or burning to CD. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Intel Pentium III processor or equivalent; Microsoft Windows 98 SE, 2000 with Service Pack 2 or higher, Me, XP, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 6 or above, or Windows Server 2003 operating system; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01 Service Pack 2 or later; a minimum of 128 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM), 256 MB recommended; 135 MB of free hard disk space for application files and sample images, plus 40 to 45 MB working space during installation; 20 to 67 MB per RealSpeak speech module (343 MB in total for nine languages); 5 MB for Microsoft Installer (MSI) if not present; 800 x 600 pixel color monitor with 16-bit color or greater video card; CD-ROM drive for installation; compatible scanner with its own scanner driver software.

295. ONSCREEN

     OnScreen, formerly called My-T-Soft AT, is an on screen keyboard and word prediction program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity and fine motor disabilities. The program provides a virtual onscreen keyboard interface with a total of 206 U.S. and international keyboards, including a standard QWERTY layout, an alphabetic "ABC" keyboard, and Dvorak layouts. The edit panel and the numeric keypad are available as separate panels. The "heads-up" display enables the user to keep his or her eyes on the screen at all times. The keyboard also floats above all other windows for intuitive use. Standard keyboard features enable it to fuction like a physical keyboard while offering lockable keys and visual and audible feedback. Other features include 60 user selectable button actions (i.e., click, toggle, double click, enter, etc.), an automatic dwell feature which sends a button press after a delay period selected by the user, selection of common suffixes, optional automatic "u" after a "q," automatic spacing after punctuation, automatic capitalization for new sentences, and an "Undo" feature that reverses the last WordComplete action. WordComplete provides word prediction and automatic word completion. New words are added autimatically to the user-editable word list and list words are sorted by frequency of use. Keystroke macro functions allow the user to build keystroke sequences and assign them to Macro buttons which can be grouped in panels. The user may select the colors for individual macro panels. Automatic screen positioning arranges windows to enable users to complete common tasks efficiently. Selecting "Advanced Settings" mode provides additional feature and control options. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista or 7; Windows-compatible pointing device. An older version is available for Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Me and NT.

296. OPENBOOK

     OpenBook is an optical character recognition (OCR) program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This scanning and reading software enables users to convert print documents or graphic-based text into an electronic text format using optical character recognition and quality speech. When a page is placd a page in a connected scanner, OpenBook will convert it to speech and read it while displaying large print on a computer monitor. Users can customize how the document appears on the screen, including font, size, character spacing, and background/character colors. A Masking feature and highlighting help the user focus on the text being read and follow along with the speech. Bookmarks can be used to indicate and move to important locations in documents. A Find and Replace feature assists in searching and editing complex or lengthy documents. Features that help the user understand how a scanned page was originally organized and formatted are also included. Other features provide portability, including the ability to create MP3 or WAV formats with desired voice rate and pitch, save to or open files from a notetaker, emboss in Computer and Grade II Braille without the need for additional software. Print document as they appear on screen or use the defined default printer font. OpenBook files can be converted to .brf and .brl Grade II Braille formats. The software also enables users to create and save many different configurations to suit specific needs, allowing users to switch between configurations depending on the current task, preferences, or requirements. A multi-user feature enables users to share use of the software on a single personal computer. Each login name has its own personalized settings and library. OpenBook offers a choice of RealSpeak and ViaVoice text-to-speech synthesizers. RealSpeak features a natural, human-sounding voice that can help enhance the reading experience. ViaVoice provides practical and efficient speech for editing or skimming documents. OpenBook also supports most hardware speech synthesizers. Other features include a fax utility, copy function and online book search. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers running Windows, including XP.

297. ORBIT OPTICAL TRACKBALL (MODEL K64327)

     The Orbit Optical Trackball, model K64327, is a track ball designed for use by individuals with limited dexterity or grasping disabilities. This unit allows the user to control a cursor by touching a track ball with a finger or palm of the hand. The track ball is linked to an internal optical sensor which requires no cleaning. The unit has a button on either side so it is equally usable by left or right-handed individuals. It connects to a computer through a USB or PS/2 port. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible personal computers (PC) or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: PCs require Windows XP or Vista operating system. Mac uses Mac OS X operating system. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.75 x 5.5 x 5 inches. Power cord is 6 feet long. WARRANTY: 5 years.

298. ORBITOUCH KEYLESS KEYBOARD

     The orbiTouch Keyless Keyboard is an ergonomic keyboard replacement designed for use by individuals with physical disabilities and/or cognitive or learning disabilities. It is a fully functional 128-character keyboard with built-in mouse. The orbiTouch requires no finger or wrist motion to type characters or perform mouse functions. All keyboard and mouse actions are accomplished by moving two ergonomically sculpted domes laterally for typing. Each dome "slides" laterally into one of eight positions from a central resting point. The user creates a keystroke by sliding the two domes into one of their eight respective positions. The domes can be adjusted to meet the typist's individual needs. COMPATIBILITY: The orbiTouch is plug and play compatible with the IBM PS2 keyboard/mouse port and standard USB ports. The current model works with all IBM PC compatible computers.

299. OVATION

     Ovation is a voice output reading machine designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. Its flatbed scanner accommodates newspapers, books, and magazines. Documents are scanned, stored in files, and converted to audio output. Users can move through documents by page, paragraph, or sentence. Up to 500,000 pages can be stored, with up to 20 pages per individual file. File names can be recorded in the user's own voice. Playback features include fast forward, rewind, electronic bookmarking, male or female voice, and adjustable volume, speed, and voice tone. The machine comes with a carrying case. POWER: Uses 115 to 230 volts alternating current (AC), 50 to 60 hertz, 75 watts. OPTIONS: Available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Russian. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 3.5 x 19.3 x 12.8 inches. WEIGHT: 14.74 pounds. WARRANTY: 1 year with a 30-day money back guarantee.

300. OVERLAY MAKER

     Overlay Maker is a keytop overlay creator designed for use with IntelliKeys (see separate entry). Available for Macintosh ($69.95) or Windows ($99.95), this software program enables users to create their own customized overlay keyboard by drawing the overlay on the screen and designing key size, location, colors and pictures. Keys can be created in any shape or location with letters, phrases, pictures, mouse movements, mouse clicks, or special IntelliTool settings. Once the overlay is completed, it is printed using any color or black-and-white printer with legal-sized paper and attached to the keyboard. The overlay information is sent from the program through the cable to the IntelliKeys Keyboard, which reconfigures itself to match the custom overlay. Overlays can be saved for repeated use and they can be saved as templates, allowing them to be opened, edited, renames, and saved as a new overlay. The Overlay Maker includes the IntelliTools Picture Library of over 300 images, and it also accepts images from clip art programs, digitized photos, Boardmaker (see separate entry), or any drawing program. The Windows version of the software also offers an easy mode with pre-designed templates, key sizing without grid restrictions, the ability to place graphics anywhere on the printed overlay, and the capacity to make global changes to keys or text. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Requires the IntelliKey keyboard. The Macintosh version requires System 6.0.7 or higher, 1.5 megabytes (MB) of hard drive space, and a minimum of 2 MB RAM. The Windows version requires a 386 SX processor or better (486 recommended), a VGA monitor (SVGA recommended), and Windows 3.1 or Windows 95. Windows 3.1 requires 16 MB of hard drive space and 4 MB RAM; Windows95 requires 12 MB hard drive space and 8 MB RAM. WARRANTY: 60-day money-back guarantee on the purchase of any item, if returned in resalable condition and accompanied with a Return Merchandise Authorization number. Individual products have specific warranties.

301. PARTNER ONE / STEPPER

     The Partner One/Stepper is a direct selection sequential communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or cognitive disabilities. On this one-button sequential-messaging communication aid, messages are programmed in a preset order and played back in succession. Any number of steps can be recorded within the allotted recording time of 60 seconds. The recorded sequence can also be played in reverse order. The unit is lightweight and portable, and comes with input/output jacks, volume control, and reverse, repeat, and reset buttons. POWER: Uses 4 triple-A batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2 x 4.5 x 5.5 inches. The overlay pocket is 3.5 x 3.5 inches. WEIGHT: 1 pound. WARRANTY: Comes with a one year warranty.

302. PARTNER/ONE, PARTNER/TWO, & PARTNER/FOUR

     Partner / One, Partner / Two, and Partner / Four are direct selection communicators designed for individuals with communication disabilities. These self-contained augmentative communication devices have one, two, or four buttons with interchangeable picture overlays that play recorded messages when pressed. Partner/One has one button with 32 seconds of memory, Partner/Two has two buttons with 16 seconds of memory each, and Partner/Four has four buttons with 8 seconds of memory for each message. Each communicator has on/off volume control and an input/output jack for external hook ups. OPTIONS: Partner/Four is available with light emitting diode (LED) signals and vibrating feedback for users who are blind or have low vision. DIMENSIONS: Overlays are 3.5 inches square.

303. PCI COMMUNICATOR, THE

     The PCI Communicator is a language tutorial program designed for use with individuals with learning and other cognitive disabilities. This audio card reader is designed to allow students to work at their own pace to acquire reading and language skills and works with pre-recorded cards with magnetic tape along the bottom edge or with those created by the teacher. The lightweight unit has a built-in carrying handle and includes a vinyl storage cover and a cleaning kit. POWER: Uses four C batteries (not included). An alternating current (AC) adapter is available ($19.95). OPTIONS: Get Ready to Learn Audio Cards (50 cards, $44.95) Talking Worksheets--Food Words (40 audio cards and corresponding talking worksheets, $69.95), Set of 100 standard blank audio cards ($19.95), and Set of 50 large audio cards ($24.95).

304. PDFALOUD

     PDFAloud is a voice output program for Adobe PDF (Portable Document Format) files, designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This plug-in to Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader adds a PDFAloud toolbar to the Acrobat toolbar options, with various buttons to activate speech within the PDF file. Users can choose to have one word at a time or an area of selected text read aloud. A click and speak tool allows text to be read back with dual color highlighting when the user points and clicks on it. Controls can also be accessed through a menu and keyboard shortcuts. The pitch, speed, and volume of the voice can be varied and a variety of male and female voices are available. If the voice mispronounces a word, this can be fixed by opening a pronunciation options menu, typing the word phonetically, and saving the changes. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers.

305. PENFRIEND XL-NA PORTABLE USB STICK

     The Penfriend XL-NA Portable USB Stick is an accessibility software module holding a word prediction, abbreviation expansion, screen reader, and on screen keyboard program designed for use by individuals with dyslexia, low vision, or upper extremity or other physical disabilities. This unit provides the literacy support features of Penfriend XL-NA for use on an unlimited number of computers, one at time. It requires no installation and can be taken between classrooms, work sites, and other locations. To start, the user plugs the unit into a USB port, then double clicks on the icon that appears onscreen. The software includes a screen reader, text magnification, word prediction, and on-screen keyboards. It predicts and screen reads in Microsoft programs such as Internet Explorer and Word and non-Microsoft programs such as Firefox. It is compatible with Clicker (see separate entry), and used with Clicker it is switch accessible. It has word prediciton in nine lanaguages including Spanish. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT.

306. PENTA SWITCH (MODEL 50240)

     The Penta Switch is a multiple buttonswitch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. Intended to control any device that requires five single switches for operation, the switch unit is basically a flattened joystick. The five switches are small button switches fitted in a disk-shaped housing; consequently, a small range of motion, a light touch, and good targeting ability are required for operation. The switches require 4.5 ounces of force and 0.03 inches of travel for activation. Tactile and auditory feedback are provided. OPTIONS: An adapter which enables this switch to operate five separate devices requiring single switches is available. DIMENSIONS: Buttons are 0.3 inches in diameter. Entire casing measures 0.5 inches by 2 inches diameter. WEIGHT: 5 ounces.

307. PERSONAL PA FM LISTENING SYSTEM (MODEL PPA 375)

     The Personal PA FM Listening System, model PPA 375, is an FM amplification system designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The system comes with a T35 transmitter that configures itself to the appropriate settings after the user chooses between voice, music, or hearing assistance in the preset application menu. The operating distance is up to 1,000 feet allowing the system to be used in auditoriums, stadiums, theaters, and other large venues without environmental distractions or background noises. The speaker wears a body-pack-style wireless transmitter equipped with a lapel microphone, and the listener wears a body-pack- style wireless receiver that picks up the message from the speaker. The volume can be adjusted to accommodate each listener individually. The system comes with four single-channel R35 receivers with earphones. POWER: Transmitter uses wall mount Class II transformer with 120 volts alternating current (VAC) input and 24 VAC output. The receiver uses 2 double-A alkaline batteries. Earphone batteries are included. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): Transmitter is 1.72 x 8.18 x 8.45 inches and the receiver is 1.2 x 4.1 x 2.85 inches. WEIGHT: Transmitter weighs 3.1 pounds and the receiver weighs 4.5 ounces. COLORS: Transmitter is black with white legends. The receiver is gray. WARRANTY: 5 years (parts and labor).

308. PERSONAL TALKER

     The Personal Talker is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. This device features a protective cover that opens like a book; the left side provides space for a picture or written information and the right side houses the communicator with its large press-to-play button which activates one ten-second message. The message may be re-recorded as needed, but the recording mechanism requires a pen tip for activation, thus preventing accidental erasure. POWER: Uses batteries (included).

309. PICO

     Pico is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This unit fits in a purse or pocket, and can be used to read even in dimly lit surroundings. Images are magnified 3 to 11 times and displayed in color, positive text (black on white), negative text (white on black), or yellow on blue modes. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery (included). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.1 x 6.5 x 3.5 inches. Display is 4 inches diagonally. WEIGHT: 10 ounces. WARRANTY: 30-day money back guarantee.

310. PLATE SWITCH

     The Plate Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This switch features a thin membrane and is activated with 1.8 ounces of pressure. A colored circle on the surface marks the pressure sensitive area. The surface is sealed to prevent moisture damage. This low-profile switch enables the finger to slide and does not provide tactile or auditory feedback on activation. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 x 3.5 x 0.2 inches. WEIGHT: 3 ounces. COLOR: Black case with a choice of a red, green, yellow, blue, or orange center circle.

311. PLATFORM SWITCH

     The Platform Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This single switch consists of a square platform with a circular raised pad in the center. Activation requires 3.5 ounces of pressure and 0.1 inch of travel. Tactile and auditory feedback are provided. The rubber base prevents slippage. DIMENSIONS: 4.25 x 4.25 x 1 inches. WEIGHT: 4 ounces. COLOR: Beige base with a brown center pad.

312. PLAY AND SAY SPEECH CARDS

     Play and Say Speech Cards are a language training system and symbolic language pictures designed to help people with speech and language disabilities communicate and learn correct speech patterns through games and activities. Each of the 16 age-appropriate decks concentrates on a frequently misarticulated speech sound The set includes more than 380 cards, each depicting a common item and labeled with the item's name; the sound or letter being emphasized is printed in a different color from the remainder of the word. Instructions for 10 games and activities and a plastic envelope for each deck are also included.

313. PLEXTALK POCKET (MODEL PTP1)

     Plextalk Pocket, model PTP1, is a portable digital recorder and electronic talking book player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This pocket-sized unit plays Daisy-format digital talking books, music CDs, MP3 CDs, and audio books on CD. It reads HTML input from SD cards and USB flash memory so the user can input media, including text-to-speech (TTS), without connecting to a PC. The unit has a built-in microphone and speaker for voice recording and play-back, and comes with earbud stereo headphones with differing cord-lengths to aid in identifying left and right channels. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery that is recharged via USB connection to a personal computer (PC). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 0.6 x 4.4 x 2.2 inches. WEIGHT: 3.9 ounces. COLOR: Black or white.

314. PLEXTALK PORTABLE RECORDER (MODEL PTR2)

     The Plextalk Portable Recorder, model PTR2, is a digital talking book player and recorder designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This unit can record DAISY 2.02 books and audio file or music CDs, and can play DAISY titles, music and audio file CDs, and CF cards. When connected to a computer, it can be used as a CD-RW or memory card drive. The unit comes with Plextalk Recording Software (PRS) for recording, editing, and finalizing audio only DAISY 2.02 books. Radio programs, TV programs, lectures, and conference proceedings can be recorded on a CD or CF card. Data can be compressed for recording on a single CD, and the unit can be used to make backup copies of DAISY or music CDs or cassette tapes. Other functions include alarm, sleep timer, power-on timer, memo, talking watch, and talking calculator. POWER: Uses rechargeable lithium ion battery or an alternating current (AC) adapter (included). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 50 x 205 x 167 millimeters. WEIGHT: 940 grams.

315. PNEUMATIC SWITCH (MODELS 51000 & 51010)

     The Pneumatic Switch is a dual switch designed to be activated by breathing through a tube for individuals with severe physical disabilities. Sipping on the switch activates one switch; puffing activates the other. This switch has an internal saliva trap which can be easily cleaned and the mouthpiece is a disposable straw. There are two models available: the Pneumatic-short (model 5100); and the Pneumatic-long with an extended tube for swivel clamp mounting (model 5105). DIMENSIONS: The short model measures 6 inches long x 1 inch diameter; the long model measures 16 inches long x 1 inch diameter. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

316. POINT IT

     Point It is a joystick mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or grasping disabilities. This USB joystick allows smooth proportional control of all mouse functions, including left click, double click, right click, drag and drop, and latching. The force required to activate the joystick is 9 ounces. The unit also has external switch jacks for users who require a larger target area for the left and right click. The unit comes with TypeMatic, an on screen keyboard program. COMPATIBILITY: For use n IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 4.3 x 1.5 inches; joystick height is 3 inches.

317. POINT TO PICTURES

     Point to Pictures is a symbolic communicator language tutorial program designed to help persons with communication disorders to learn about and use language. The program starts at the cause and effect level (Communication mode) with items to motivate and help a learner to use pictures as communication symbols, and progresses to matching an identifying pictures (Training mode), within a context such as a mall or home. OPTIONS: The program may also operate battery-operated toys and electrical appliances with an optional Toy Interface ($75). Using optional Picture/Theme disks, the user can select where pictures go on the touchpad. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple II computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 128 K memory, an appropriate touchpad, and an Echo II speech synthesizer are required.

318. POINTSMART

     PointSmart is mouse modification software designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This software program enables the user to slow down the speed of the cursor. Other features include Automatic Direction Control, which allows users to touch or bump the pointing device in the direction they wish the cursor to move and the cursor will continue to move until the mouse is touched again and then it will stop. This software can also turn any mouse into a switch interface and mouse clicks can be programmed to do left, right and middle clicks; scroll up or down; click and drag; double click; function as the space bar, tab, or arrow keys; and more. Mouse clicks can also be turned off. Other features include Screen Wrapping (move the mouse to the edge of the screen and it will wrap around to the opposite side) and Invert Directions (reverse the position of your mouse, trackball or joystick for easier access). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP and a PS/2 or USB pointing device.

319. POWERLINK 4 CONTROL UNIT

     The PowerLink 4 Control Unit is a control switch interface unit designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or neurological disabilities or cerebral palsy. This unit enables switch users to control up to two electrical appliances with single switches. Six modes of control allow the user to define exactly how, and for how long, appliances will be turned on. The unit accepts any single switch, including AbleNet’s Big or Jelly Beamer wireless switches (see separate entries). The unit is set up using a built-in display. Flexible outlets allow custom positioning and independent activation of of the appliances. The unit has two switch input jacks and Linkable wireless technology for use with multiple Big or Jelly Beamer switches. Modes of control include Direct (behaves like a traditional switch); Count (behaves like Direct and shows number of activations); Two-Switch (behaves like Direct, both switches must be activated); Timed Seconds (runs appliance from 1 to 99 seconds); Timed Minutes (runs appliance from 1 to 99 minutes); Latch (first activation turns appliance on, second activation turns it off).

320. PREMIER PREDICTOR PRO

     Premier Predictor Pro is a voice output word prediction program designed for use by individuals with learning or upper extremity disabilities. The program displays a word list next to the cursor as the user types in any program on the computer, displaying the most probable word at the top of the list. The words are read aloud as the user moves up and down the list with the arrow keys. When the user selects a word, it is entered automatically into the document. A built-in talking dictionary enables the user to hear the definition to make sure that the selected word is the right one. Word prediction is adjustable by grade level, and the program includes word prediction in French, English, and Spanish. Word Search allows the user to search for a word. Dictionaries of medical terminology are included. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Winows XP or Vista operating system.

321. PREMIER TEST BUILDER

     Premier Test Builder is an accessible test creation program designed for use in creating tests accessible to students who use screen readers. The program allows the user to build tests in accessible Microsoft Word format by supplying questions and selecting the question style from the program's tool bar. The program then automatically creates the test using its pre-built templates of question styles, which include Multiple Choice, Multiple Choice with Picture, Multiple Choice with Answers 2 Across, True or False, Multiple Selection, Multiple Selection with Answers 2 Across, Fill in the Blank, and Essay. The program also includes an equation builder and editing and image insertion modes. COMPATIBILITY: FOR use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: MS Word 2000 or higher and Internet Explorer 5 or higher.

322. PREPOSITIONS! STERLING EDITION

     Prepositions! Sterling Edition is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed for use by children with autism, developmental disabilities, or language-learning disabilities. This program helps children master essential prepositions. Six modules cover ten prepositions in developmental order: in, on, under, above, below, in front of, in back of, next to, and between. Three-dimensional characters and objects illustrate the prepositions while keeping students focused and engaged in the learning process. Using Optimized Intervention technology, the program begins with an assessment and then continually adjusts the lesson delivery based on a student's responses to provide individualized intervention. The program collects data to document student performance and provides built-in reports on students' learning activities over time. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The Windows version requires a 300 megaHertz (MHz) processor or higher; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or higher processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; and an 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

323. PRIMO! TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLER

     Primo! Controller is a touchscreen environmental control module designed for use by individuals with mobility or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This module for controlling the home environment has a touch-sensitive, dynamic screen in an ergonomically styled, lightweight case. It holds up to 140 captured infrared codes as well as embedded Possum and Gewa codes in multiple menus. A library of 104 generic clear icons and text labels and 18 'get started’ device templates are included. The touch screen can be used for direct access or as a large switch for scanning. There are two input sockets providing single- or dual-switch scanning control, as well as two programmable auxiliary outputs for control of third-party devices. Other features include a text based status display; pause and loop capability; adjustable volume, brightness, and scan speeds; day or night mode; radio frequency (RF) output to operate Possum relays and pager; a telephone book with 30 stored numbers with fast dial option; personal computer (PC) backup software with email option; and a cargiver mode for changing telephone numbers and basic functions. POWER: Uses batteries with visual and audible low battery indication. OPTIONS: Wall, floor, table, or wheelchair mounting.

324. PRINT SHOP DELUXE

     The Print Shop Deluxe is a drawing and graphics program that allows creation of posters, calendars, banners, newsletters, greeting cards, etc. for individuals with a physical disability. The program is touch screen accessible and is designed to work with TouchWindow (see separate entry). There are over 300 graphics and 30 fully scalable typefaces that print in monochrome or color. The program includes type styles, border designs, background patterns, and a library of pictures and symbols. COMPATIBILITY: Macintosh, Apple, and DOS. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For Macintosh: System 7.0 or higher; 4 MB RAM; hard disk; TouchWindow is optional. For Windows: 386 or faster; Windows 3.1 or higher; 4MB RAM; hard drive; mouse; TouchWindow is optional. For DOS: DOS 3.0 or higher; 2 MB RAM; 16 MHz 386 or faster; VGA; mouse recommended.

325. PRISMA

     Prisma is a portable video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This video magnifier can be attached to most standard television monitors using the television set's video input feature or a Video RF Modulator box from Radio Shack. This video magnifier has a variable magnification range of four to 35 times when connected to a 14-inch monitor, and six to 53 times when connected to a 20-inch monitor. This portable magnifier can be used at home, school, work, and other locations. Its digital camera is highly sensitive to ambient light, providing a high contrast image in most settings. To accommodate low light environments, this video magnifier features discrete assistive white lights that enhance image contrast without creating glare or reflections. Users can choose to view the magnified image as white letters on a black background, or black letters on a white background. This video magnifier is designed with an ergonomic and modern appearance. It comes with a hardsided briefcase for carrying. OPTIONS: PC monitor or TV monitor model. DIMENSIONS: 2.5 inches in height. WEIGHT: 3 pounds.

326. QUADJOY

     Quadjoy is a mouthstick input interface designed for use by individuals with quadriplegia and other upper extremity disabilities. This four-button mouse replacement is controlled with the mouth or chin. The mouse pointer moves in the direction corresponding to the mouthstick movement, and the speed of the pointer can be adjusted by the user. Button activation can be activated with the built-in sip-and-puff switch, a connected external switch (not included), or manually with the actual joystick buttons. Quadjoy is assembled for use on either the right or left side and the unit can be mounted to most flat surfaces. The unit includes a durable ABS plastic case with all needed cables. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, or Mac OS 8, 9, X; PS/2 or USB connection. OPTIONS: joystick for high-speed interactive computer games; external jacks to provide for adding external sensors, buttons or switches; OnScreen on screen keyboard program (discount when ordered with QuadJoy).

327. QUALIEYE & QUALIEYE LITE

     QualiEye is a cursor control interface designed for use by individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This program provides a hands-free mouse alternative, enabling users to move the cursor using body movements and give commands using gestures. The program converts head or finger movements into on-screen cursor movements in real time by processing the images of a standard USB camera (not included). The program provides precise cursor control without requiring equipment to be attached to the user's body; it also manages mouse functions. This program offers pointing device mode, gesture recognition mode, command mode, AutoClick, audio and visual feedback, limit picture capture area, on-line help, and advanced settings. Mouse commands controlled with a finger or head movement or eye blink include left, right, and middle button click; single click; double click; and, drag and drop.QualiSet for QualiEye (included) enables users to personalize and save settings and configurations. The program is designed to allow multiple users access a single computer and save configurations. The software, on-line help, and the user manual are available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. QualiEye Lite provides pointing device access only. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III processor, 300 MegaHertz or higher; Windows 98, 2000, or XP (XP Professional recommended); 256 megabytes (MB) RAM minimum; 10 MB hard drive space; and a high-quality USB camera.

328. QUALIKEY

     QualiKey is an on-screen keyboard program designed for use by individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This virtual keyboard enables users to type data directly into Windows applications, run and close applications, manage tasks, manage the start menu and shut down the computer, check on-line help and more. This progran can be fully customized to maximize and speed up the user's ability to input commands and text. QualiSet for QualiKey (included) enables users to personalize and save settings and configurations. The program is designed to allow multiple users access a single computer and save configurations. A layout designer enables the user to create, modify, and personalize the keyboard; the user can create as many layouts as needed and they can be loaded as needed or associated with a specific application. Clicking an icon enables the user to switch layouts. The program also offers word prediction with a 20,000 word dictionary in any of the six languages offered. New words are automatically added to the dictionary and a vocabulary editor enables users to add, delete, or modify words. Predicted words can be presented in order of frequency, recent use, or alphabetically. Other features include a sound manager that applies different sounds to keys or types of keys for audible feedback and a repeat key manager that defines the way the repetition of a key is handled when a key is pressed for an extended period. This on-screen keyboard can be accessed using a pointing device such as a mouse, a touch screen, or QualiEye (not included; see entry); auto scanning; manual scanning with one or two switches; or auto click which is generated by the software after the cursor is held in a fixed position. The software, word prediction, on-line help, and the user manual are available in six languages. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III processor, 300 MegaHertz or higher; Windows 98, 2000, or XP (XP Professional recommended).

329. QUALIMAIL

     QualiMail is an electronic mail program designed for use by individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities, or spinal cord injury. The user can set up a personal E-mail address and configure and name folders (Inbox, Outbox, Trash, etc.). Addresses can be stored in an address book and can be added, deleted, modified, and printed. The program can be used on- or off-line to enable E-mail management without having to be connected to a phone line full time. E-mail can be edited, modified, printed, deleted, copied, or moved to specific folders. Using QualiSpeak (see entry), E-mail can be read aloud. QualiSet for QualiMail (included) enables users to set up an E-mail address and personalize and save settings and configurations in a choice of languages for multiple users. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Modem, configured Internet connection and E-mail account, and Windows Explorer 5.5 or later.

330. QUALIPHONE

     QualiPhone is a computer controlled telephone designed for use by individuals with severe physical, communication, or upper extremity disabilities, or spinal cord injury. This program has the capability to handle complex conversations, including questions and answers. It also offers specialized phone features and the capability to receive calls. Used in conjunction with QualiSpeak (see entry), the program enables the user to dial the desired number. The user composes one or more messages and enters the phone number using QualiKey (see entry) or by selecting it from the personal phone book. The program dials the desired number and reads the prepared message through the telephone. The recipient's reply is broadcast over the computer speakers, or for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, written to the computer monitor using QualiDict (see entry). The user can compose an immediate reply or start the next message for the software to read, enabling a live, two-way conversation. Users without speech disabilities can speak directly to the other party through the computer's microphone. Phone numbers also can be composed and calls activated by voice command. The user can save, add, edit, or cancel phone numbers from the personal address book. The system can also make Internet phone calls. QualiSet for Qualiphone (included) enables users to customize and save settings for the program. Configurations can be saved for multiple users in a choice of languages. The system also includes software interfaces for USB, PCI, and internal analog modems with voice features. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: High-quality voice modem.

331. QUALISURF

     QualiSurf is a voice input and output web browser designed for use by individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities, spinal cord injury, or vision disabilities. This browser enables users to surf the Web without a keyboard or mouse. The silent surfing option enables Web surfing without interference from questions about plug-ins, upgrades, etc., which are prevented from appearing. The program is accessed using QualiMouse features (radar mouse, XY mouse, direction mouse, or auto scan). Features include automatic detection and highlighting of Web links when auto scan is enabled, text entry using the QualiKey (see also separate entry) virtual keyboard which appears when a text entry field is highlighted, automatic detection of the type of input entry box, new Internet addresses automatically entered in a list of visited Web sites, and the capability to read text aloud. Browsing can also be managed by voice command for hands-free bowsing. Functions include back and forward navigation between pages, stop downloading, refresh, home (return to site main page), print, links (activate auto scan), favorites (save to favorites folder), and speak (start automatic spoken page reading). QualiSet for QualiSurf (included) enables users to personalize and save settings and configurations in a choice of languages for multiple users.. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Modem and configured Internet connection.

332. QUALIWORD

     QualiWord is a word processor program designed for use by individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This program can be used in conjunction with QualiKey (not included; see entry) and enables users to open new or documents, create documents, and modify, save, print, and delete documents. Users can also create, delete, and modify personal folders to organize documents. Documents can also be faxed directly from the program or sent to mobile phones using the included short message system (SMS). An account with 1,000 free short messages comes with the program. When the speak function is activated, documents are read aloud using QualiSpeak (see entry). Using QualiDict (see entry), documents can be dictated. Documents are also compatible with other QualiWorld applicatios, including QualiPhone and QualiMail (see entries). QualiSet for QualiWorld (included) enables users to personalize and save settings and configurations, including language and font style, color, and size. The program is designed to allow multiple users access a single computer and save configurations. A layout designer enables the user to create, modify, and personalize the keyboard; the user can create as many layouts as needed and they can be loaded as needed or associated with a specific application. Clicking an icon enables the user to switch layouts. The program also offers word prediction with a 20,000 word dictionary in any of the six languages offered. New words are automatically added to the dictionary and a vocabulary editor enables users to add, delete, or modify words. Predicted words can be presented in order of frequency, recent use, or alphabetically. Other features include a sound manager that applies different sounds to keys or types of keys for audible feedback and a repeat key manager that defines the way the repetition of a key is handled when a key is pressed for an extended period. This on-screen keyboard can be accessed using a pointing device such as a mouse, a touch screen, or QualiEye (not included; see entry); auto scanning; manual scanning with one or two switches; or auto click which is generated by the software after the cursor is held in a fixed position. The software, word prediction, on-line help, and the user manual are available in six languages. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III processor, 300 MegaHertz or higher; Windows 98, 2000, or XP (XP Professional recommended)

333. QUALIWORLD BASIC

     QualiWorld Basic is a software platform including mouse emulator programs, a computer configuration utility, and a single switch keyboard modification program designed for use by individuals with severe physical disabilities, spinal cord injury, or upper extremity disabilities. The software platform includes QualiSet, QualiEye (see entry), Radar Mouse, XY Mouse, Sirectional Mouse, AutoScan, ManualScan, and AutoClick. The package is multilingual (English, Spanish, German, French, and Italian) and enables multiple users to access a single personal computer. The system is designed toi be compatible with other programs and applications and can be controlled by most switches and control units designed to replace the mouse and the mouse click. QualiSet enables the user(s) to configure and personalize QualiWorld applications and features and save the personalization. Personalization enables the user to select the input device or mouse to be used and features such as speed of movement, AutoScan, XY Mouse, Radar Mouse, Directional Mouse, and preferred method of clicking.COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III processor, 300 MegaHertz or higher; Windows 98, 2000, or XP (XP Professional recommended).

334. QUICKSTART COMMUNICATION KIT

     The Quick Start Comunication Kit is designed to aid trainers in assisting and evaluating children with communication disabilities in learning to use communicators. The kit includes one BIGmack communicator (see separate entry), one LITTLEmack communicator (see separate entry), one LITTLE Step-by Step Communicator with Levels (see separate entry), three Snap Switch Caps (see separate entry), Making Connections resource book, BIGmack travel strap, foam-packed carrying case, and batteries.

335. QUICKTIONARY II

     The Quicktionary II is a hand-held scanner designed for individuals with reading disabilities or low vision. Completely portable, this pen-style scanner enables the user to scan words or a line of text in another language and see and hear them pronounced and translated wherever needed. This pen-style scanner can be set for right- or left-handed use and recognizes more than 300,000 words and phrases. Words, their translations, and definitions are displayed on the scanner in a large font and can be heard automatically or at the touch of a button. The included Opticard enables text that cannot be directly scanned to be manually input. Individual units are available in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portugese, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Turkish Hebrew, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Japanese, and Korean. Latin and Germanic languages offer bi-directional translation; all other languages are from English to the destination language. The unit stores the last 80 words scanned. POWER: Battery operated (batteries included). WEIGHT: Three ounces.

336. REACH

     REACH (Remote Electronic Access & Control – Hands-Free) is an environmental control unit designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This system enables users to control dozens of products in the home by touching the screen, voice recognition, head mouse, or switch-scanning. For people for whom touch, voice, or head control are not options, the REACH system enables full control with slight movement of any body part. REACH scans through the options available, and when the desired command is highlighted, presses the switch. This enables full control with the foot, knee, or elbow. It can also be used by slightly moving a body part or blinking an eye. This system can control televisions, DVD players, cable/satellite boxes, and most other audio or video equipment; fans; clock radios; lights and lamps; telephone; blinds and shades; door openers; motorized beds; and nurse call systems. The system includes a screen to view available commands, eliminating the need to memorize them, and offers visual feedback, audio feedback that can be configured to repeat the command or play any wav file, a wireless bed control, the ability to use one command to trigger numerous functions (i.e. "all lights off"), customizable menus, and an on-screen keyboard. The system has the capacity to save dozens of voice profiles if the system is to be used with a number of different users. This system uses the Windows XP operating system, is Internet ready,and has a 900 megaHertz (MHz) processor, 256 megabytes (MB) RAM, and a 40-gigabyte (GB) hard drive. POWER: Uses standard household current and a backup battery for more than 3 hours of battery life per charge. OPTIONS: A variety of microphones and mounting options and an external wireless keyboard are available. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): 8.7 x 11.6 x 1.0 inch. The screen is 12.1 inches. WEIGHT: 3.25 pounds. WARRANTY/GUARANTEE: 30-day money back guarantee and a one-year limited warranty.

337. REACH INTERFACE AUTHOR

     The REACH Interface Author is an on-screen keyboard, word prediction, and software authoring program designed to increase computer accessibility for people with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. REACH includes a variety of on-screen keyboards; word prediction with four vocabulary settings from 7,000 to 45,000 words, as well as customizable user dictionaries; two built-in augmentative communication systems, including one with a system of more than 120 "speech keyboards"; help with using a switch (e.g., a dwell switch and a ClickAssist feature that enables the user to define the click); help with pointing (e.g., a "Wobble" feature for smoothing the cursor); help with controlling other programs (e.g., keyboard keys can be assigned computer control or macro functions; a macro recorder is included); help for users with low-vision (e.g., customized high contrast keyboard themes and a zoom feature); many speech options (e.g., speaking keys or word prediction options when pointed at with the mouse or when pressed, speaking highlighted text, speaking letters/words/sentences automatically or "on demand," etc.); a built-in assessment battery; and many tools for persons using switch scanning. More than 400 keyboards come with REACH, as well as the multimedia Keyboard Author program used to create them, enabling the user to modify any keyboard or create custom keyboards. Quicker "Hot Authoring" also is supported. This software includes built-in "Windows Management" tools (e.g., automatically resizing applications above the keyboard so the user does not have to drag or resize windows). A Help system and user's manual are also included. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM or compatible computer. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or better, Pentium IV processor or better, 256 megabytes (MB) RAM, 75 MB of hard drive space, and a sound card.

338. READ & WRITE GOLD, READ & WRITE GOLD FOR MAC, & READ & WRITE GOLD MOBILE

     Read & Write Gold, Read & Write Gold for Mac, and Read & Write Gold Mobile are voice output word processor programs designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. All three versions include text to speech, dual color highlighting, TextHelp voices, audible phonetic spell checker, audible homophone support, context-based speech-enabled word prediction, audible dictionary, Word Wizard, and scanning from paper or a saved image. Other features include pronounciation control, speech maker for portable text (for example, MP3), Fact Finder for quick specific web searches, online fact mapper to organize facts visually, DAISY book reader, one-word display with speech feedback, speech enabled calculator, Internet compatibility, PDFaloud, screenreading, study skills, and online translator. The Windows and Mobile versions also include several features not in the Mac version: speech input, screenmasking, pronounciation tutor, the ability to read Dragon-recognized text, screenshot reader, a summarize tool, and Fact Folder to store collected data. The standard, non-mobile Windows version also offers logging of student progress and a teacher's toolkit. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers (Read & Write Gold), USB devices (Read & Write Mobile), or Macintosh computers (Read & Write Mac). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Read & Write Gold and Read & Write Gold Mobile require Windows 2000, XP, or Vista. Read & Write Mac requires MAC OS 10.4 or above (Intel-based Macs only).

339. READERBOARD

     The ReaderBoard is a large print keyboard designed for use by individuals with low vision. This keyboard has larger keytop labels than standard keyboards. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers and Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: IBM and compatible computers require Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, or Vista. Macintosh requires OS 10.1.5 or higher. Both systems require a USB port; a PS/2 adapter is included. DIMENSIONS: 18 x .75 x 6.75 inches. WARRANTY: Limited lifetime warranty.

340. READING MILESTONES LEVELS 1,2,3

     Reading Milestones Levels 1, 2, 3 are language tutorial programs designed to teach important words and simple sentence structure while building a solid foundation for reading for children with learning or developmental disbilities as well as those with hearing disabilities. This program introduces simple vocabulary, sentence structures, and comprehension skills. The Readers and Workbook exercises focus first on words, then phrases, sentences, and finallly the story. Information is presented slowly with constant reinforcement and colorful illustrations give context to stories and support comprehension. Each reader in the three levels introduces one new sentence structure and reinforces those previously learned. There are 10 different readers and 10 differenet workbooks for each level. Each lesson in the reusable Readers includes a captivating story while the Workbooks have activities to complement them. The three levels are sold separately or as a package.

341. READING MILESTONES LEVELS 4,5,6

     Reading Milestones Levels 4, 5, 6 are language tutorial programs designed to expand vocabulary and sentence structure comprehension while reinforcing words learned in Levels 1,2 and 3 (see separate entry) for children with learning or developmental disbilities as well as those with hearing disabilities. This program is designed to expose students to a variety of literature and increase comprehension. They are challenged to think more deeply and abstractly about what they are reading. Information is presented in the same systematic way as in Levels 1,2,3, but at a faster rate with illustrations give context to stories and support comprehension. There are 10 different readers and 10 differenet workbooks for each level. Each lesson in the reusable Readers includes a captivating story while the Workbooks have activities to complement them. The three levels are each sold separately.

342. READING MILESTONES LEVELS 7, 8

     Reading Milestones Levels 7, 8 are language tutorial programs designed to expand vocabulary and sentence structure comprehension while reinforcing words learned in Levels 1,2,3 and 4,5,6 (see separate entries) for children with learning or developmental disbilities as well as those with hearing disabilities. In this series, stories are more complex and new words are increasingly more challenging. It is designed to bring children to a fourth grade reading level. There are 10 different readers and 10 differenet workbooks for each level. Each lesson in the reusable Readers includes a captivating story while the Workbooks have activities to complement them. The three levels are sold separately or as a package.

343. READINGPEN2

     The ReadingPen2 is a hand-held scanner designed for individuals with reading disabilities. Completely portable, this pen-style scanner is adjustable for right-or left-handed use and enables the user to scan words or a full line of text and see and hear them pronounced wherever needed. A history of the last 80 words scanned is retained. The unit recognizes six to 22 point text, bold, italics, underlining, inverted text, and text from left-to-right or from right-to-left. Individual units include more than 500,000 definitions from the American Heritage College Dictionary, 4th Edition and Roget's II The New Thesaurus. Definitions of words within definitions are also provided. The included Opticard enables text that cannot be scanned to be input manually. Words can be viewed on the ReadingPen2's 120 x 32 pixel display (400 dpi resolution) and can be heard automatically or at the touch of a button through an external speaker or through the included ear phone. Definitions and syllabic breakdown can also be provided at the touch of a button. The unit also offers idioms, etymology, phonetic representation, parts of speech, alternate spellings, and usage. An on-screen menu enables the user to control the volume, pitch, and speed at which the word is pronounced. The scanner also includes a user manual and a quick reference guide. POWER: Uses 2 AAA batteries (included). DIMENSIONS: 6.4 x 1.5 x 1 inch. WEIGHT: 3 ounces (not including batteries).

344. RECREATION SKILLS

     Recreation Skills is an independent living skills tutorial in a board game format designed to encourage individuals with cognitive disabilities to relax and have fun during their leisure time and to pursue new recreational activities. Draw card categories include trips, indoor fun, outdoor fun, and hobbies. Topics include packing a bag for a trip, carrying an ID, going to the movies, going out to eat, arts and crafts, outdoor cooking, video games, first aid, and others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

345. RELAX 3 WITH TASH TELEPHONE (MODEL 83000) & RELAX 3 SYSTEM PACKAGE (MODEL 83100)

     The Relax 3 with Tash Telephone, model 83000, is an environmental control unit designed for use by individuals with neurological or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. The system programs with a standard remote and offers 30 infrared functions (television, VCR, DVD, CD, satellite, cassette player, stereo) and ten X-10 functions. Auto scanning and single-and dual-switch access are standard. The unit offers auditory and visual feedback. Model 83000 includes the Relax 3 and the Tash Telephone (see also separate entry), which provides scanning through ten preset telephone functions, answering, hanging up, directory, down, up, and five speed dials. Model 83100, the System Package, includes the Relax 3, the Tash Telephone, an X-10 transceiver, two X-10 modules, and one single switch.

346. ROBERTS BOOK HOLDER

     The Roberts Book Holder is a bookholder designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. Available in plastic or designer lucite, this unit holds books, newspapers, magazines, or individual sheets of paper at a comfortable angle for reading. The unit consists of a base with 10 roles of holes, a book support and a set of pegs. The pegs are placed in the appropriate holes to accommodate the width and thickness of the material; the pegs keep the book in position and prevent unwanted flipping of the pages while allowing for ease in turning pages. OPTIONS: Packages of two additional pegs. DIMENSIONS: Folds to 7.5 x 14 x 7/16 inches for transport and storage. COLOR: The plastic model is grey and the lucite model is clear.

347. ROLLER II JOYSTICK

     The Roller II Joystick is a joystick designed for use by individuals with fine motor and upper extremity disabilities. It has three buttons and three switch ports with matched color coding. It has a USB connector with a PS2 adapter. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB or PS2 port.

348. ROLLER II TRACKBALL

     The Roller II Trackball is a track ball designed for use byindividuals with upper extremity and fine motor disabilities. It has colored buttons to make it easier for the user to identify and select the correct button to press. It has three switch ports for attaching switches to replace the buttons. The switch sockets are color coded. A keyguard prevents inadvertent button presses. The keyguard is easily removed if not needed. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: USB or PS2 port.

349. ROLLER MOUSE FREE

     The Roller Mouse Free is a mouse designed for use by individuals with repetitive strain injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome or tendonitis. The unit fits immediately adjacent to the keyboard or laptop, which places the mousing controls just a few inches below the home keys, keeping the user's hands within a small work area and eliminating large reaching motions as the user's elbows remain by the user's side. The unit is controlled with an unflexed hand, so there is no need to clutch, grasp, or hold the unit in order to navigate the cursor. The user's fingertips roll a narrow bar both up and down and from side to side simultaneously to navigate the cursor over the entire screen, with very little friction or resistance. The elimination of finger flexing avoids activity through the carpal tunnel. The mouse buttons are centered beneath the keyboard home keys, so mouse control is equidistant from either hand, encouraging ambidextrous use. The unit has on board drivers with seven button functions and a USB connector. A wrist rest is included. COMPATIBILITY: For use with laptop or desktop Macintosh or personal (PC) computers. DIMENSIONS: 15 x 4.5 inches with wrist rests, 15 x 3 inches without wrist rests. WARRANTY: Return within 30 days for a refund.

350. ROLLERMOUSE CLASSIC

     The RollerMouse Classic is a mouse emulator designed for people with upper extremity and fine motor disabilities. The RollerMouse Classic features a cylindrical rollerbar, three buttons and a scroll wheel to perform all of the functions of a standard mouse. The rubber-coated steel rollerbar rotates to move the mouse pointer vertically, and it slides horizontally to move the mouse pointer in the same direction. The rollerbar can be clicked, and the click force for the rollerbar is adjustable. The three buttons can be configured to perform functions such as single click and double click. The RollerMouse Classic includes a keyboard tray with a soft, lycra-covered wrist rest at the base that can be removed for cleaning. The wrist rest is divided into two sections by the rollerbar, buttons and scroll wheel, which are located just to the left of center. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM personal computers (PC) or compatible computers and Apple Macintosh computers (USB device with PS2 adapter included). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: No drivers are required to operate the mouse; some operating systems require a driver for the scroll wheel. OPTIONS: Extended RollerWave wrist rest. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.25 x 20.875 x 11.75 inches. The rollerbar is 6.3125 inches long. COLOR: Black and white. WARRANTY: 2-year warranty.

351. ROLLERMOUSE PRO

     The RollerMouse PRO is a mouse emulator designed for use by people with upper extremity and fine motor disabilities. The RollerMouse PRO features a cylindrical rollerbar, five buttons, and a scroll wheel to perform all of the functions of a standard mouse. The rubber-coated steel rollerbar rotates to move the mouse pointer vertically, and it slides horizontally to move the mouse pointer in the same direction. There are two narrow buttons immediately below the rollerbar that function as the left and right buttons of a standard mouse for an IBM personal computer (PC). The rollerbar can also be clicked, and the click force for the rollerbar is adjustable. The other three large buttons can be configured to perform functions such as single click, double click, and drag lock. The RollerMouse PRO includes a keyboard tray with a soft, lycra-covered wrist rest at the base that can be removed for cleaning. The wrist rest is divided into two sections by the rollerbar, buttons, and scroll wheel, which are located just to the left of center. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM PC or compatible computers and Apple Macintosh computers (USB device with PS2 adapter included). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: No drivers required to operate the mouse; some operating systems require a driver for the scroll wheel. OPTIONS: Extended RollerWave wrist rest. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.25 x 20.875 x 11.75 inches. The rollerbar is 6.8125 inches long. COLOR: Black. WARRANTY: 2-year warranty.

352. ROUND PAD SWITCH (MODEL 58050)

     The Round Pad Switch, model 5805, is a touch switch designed to require a large force to activate for individuals who are not able to control their strength. It can be activated by pressing anywhere on the top surface with any part of the body including head, cheek, finger, hand, or foot. Activation requires 6.5 ounces of pressure and 0.6 inches of travel. DIMENSIONS: 3.25 diameter x 0.5 inches. WEIGHT: 4 ounces.

353. RUMMIKUB ORIGINAL WITH BRAILLE

     Rummikub Original with Braille is a braille game designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This game is played like Rummy, but is played with tiles instead of cards. Players build runs of the same color or sets of the same number. The numbers are in high contrast colors, and the numbers and colors are labeled in braille. The set includes 106 tiles and 4 tile racks.

354. SAM (SWITCH-ADAPTED MOUSE) TRACKBALL & SAM (SWITCH-ADAPTED MOUSE) JOYSTICK

     SAM Joystick and SAM track ball are designed to provide adapted computer access for individuals with upper extremity disabilities. These modified pointing devices are designed for both "Adaptive" and "Non-Adaptive" software applications under Windows. The switch is a substitute for the track ball or joystick and can be operated with various parts of the body , such as hands, feet, knees, elbows, head, etc. These SAM devices serve three purposes: First, they function as switch interfaces for special software "looking" for the mouse-click as single switch. Second, they allow cooperative control of conventional software so that a friend, parent, or sibling can move the mouse, while the switch-user does all the clicking with his or her switch. Finally, they allow connection of a switch to operate the CrossScanner software (see separate entry). Both models feature a drag-lock function to eliminate the need to click and drag simultaneously. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use with Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers. OPTIONS: A USB/imac adapter is available for the SAM Trackball.

355. SCAN AND PAINT (MODEL 302)

     Scan & Paint, model 302, is a cause and effect training program designed for use by children with cognitive, severe physical, or upper extremity disabilities. In this program, between two and ten paint tubes are lined up on the right side of the screen. To the left of the paint tubes is a simple picture which contains a few sections that can be colored in. A pointer points to one of these sections. The student must select one of the paint tubes for coloring in the section that the arrow is pointing to by either step scanning, timed scanning, or clicking on the paint tube with the mouse or pressing the paint tube with a touch screen. After the section is colored, the pointer will automatically move to the next section to color. Scanning software is built into the program. The program comes with more than 60 simple pictures and includes categories such as animals, food, holidays, and color matching pictures. There are also instrcutions for adding pictures. Other features include: A choice of either auditory narration of colors or lively music in the background; timed scanning, step scanning with one or two switches, or seleting a paint tube with the mouse; selecting a field of between two and ten paint tubes; the ability to change the pointer to either an arrow, paint brush, or colored cones; the ability to set the animation speed; the ability to enable or disable the print feature; the ability to create different picture lists for different users; and the ability to change the narration to another language. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows Vista/XP/2000/NT/ME/98SE, 233 megaHertz (mHz) or faster processor, 32 megabytes (MB) RAM, 130 MB hard disk space, a sound card, and a VGA monitor or better.

356. SCAN N TALK

     Scan N Talk is a voice output reading machine designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This reading machine incorporates a Visionaire scanner and optical character recognition (OCR), ATT Natural Voices text to speech, and ReadPlease screen reader software. The machine scans documents placed on the scanner and converts the text into speech. A voice starts reading the document 20 seconds after the push of a button. A text window shows the entire body of scanned text, and each word is highlighted prominently as it is spoken. The machine can handle text from almost any good quality printed document, such as books, magazines, computer documents, typed letters and correspondence, and electronic mail. Either a mouse or hotkeys can be used to control the start, stop, pause, forward, go back, print, save, and find functions; the speed, pitch, and gender of reading voices; and the font size and foreground, background, and highlighting colors used in the text display. The machine can read text files, PDF (portable document format) and HTML (hypertext markup language) documents, and hyperlinks. Files can be saved to hard disk in text format, and the reading machine can be connected to the Internet or to an intranet, extranet, printer, braille embosser, CD-ROM, scanner, mouse, keyboard, or monitor. The machine can access Internet links and e-mail addresses directly from the document in which they are found. The speech pauses while the user views the web site or sends e-mail, then commences where it left off when the user clicks "play." This product is available in three versions: Scan N Talk Desktop, a stand-alone unit with software and hardware; ReadText, consisting of software and ATT Natural Voices with no scanner; and ReadText Enterprise, consisting of software and ATT Natural Voices with a multi-user license. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 500 megahertz (MHz) processor; Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP operating system; 500 megabytes (MB) hard drive space; minimum 128 MB random access memory (RAM), with 256 MB recommended; a monitor/display with 256-colors minimum; USB connection; sound card and speakers; CD-ROM drive for installation.

357. SCAN2TEXT

     Scan2Text is an optical character recognition program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This software extracts text from paper documents, PDF files, or image files such as those in .tif format, and drops the text directly into Microsoft Word. The text can then be edited, or read aloud by a screen reader or Claro WordRead (not included). The original format of the document can be saved, with or without embedded images. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 2000, XP, or Vista operating system; Microsoft Word 2000, XP, 2003, or 2007; 200 megabytes (MB) free disk space; scanner with a TWAIN or WIA driver interface.

358. SCANBUDDY

     ScanBuddy is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities, severe physical disabilities, or spinal cord injuries. This program enables people using a switch scanning input method to perform mouse functions (click, double click, drag, right-button click, right-button double click, right-button drag, scroll, Shift Key + either button, Control Key + either button, and pulse click) anywhere on the display. ScanBuddy is designed to work with the REACH Interface Author (see separate entry). Options also are available that enable the user to launch a program of his/her choice and open the settings window to make adjustments to times and options. The user can use one switch for single-switch or inverse single switch scanning or two switches for dual-switch scanning. The switches can be left/right mouse clicks or from external switches emulating left/right mouse clicks. The switch functions also can be assigned to the keys on a hardware keyboard for persons wanting to type with a regular keyboard but minimize movements associated with operating a mouse. Sounds can be assigned to different events to provide additional feedback. This software utilizes the manufacturer's "Section Scanning" to identify a specific area on the display and then line scanning to select the specific target location. Once the location is specified, a scanning menu offers the user different "click" options. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible tablet, laptop, or desktop computers using the Windows operating system. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or better, Pentium IV processor or better, 256 megabytes (MB) RAM, 75 MB of hard drive space, and a sound card.

359. SCI-PLUS SERIES 200 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR

     The Sci-Plus Series 200 Scientific Calculator is a large display calculator designed for use by individuals with low vision. This calculator performs scientific, statistical, and trigonometric calculations. It features a high- contrast liquid crystal (LCD) display in a rugged, portable case. The positive activation keypad has enlarged, proportional numerals with color-differentiated operation keys. A large print owners manual is included. POWER: Uses lithium-ion battery or standard current. A country-specific power adapter and universal recharger are included. Additional country-specific plugs are available on request. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.3 x 6 x 9 inches. Keys are 0.7 inches wide with numerals measuring 0.9 x 0.6 inches. WEIGHT: 14 ounces. COLORS: Ruby red, blueberry, cash silver, bumblebee yellow, or lime green case with black number keys and blue arithmetical operation keys. Numerals and arithmetical operation signs are white; other operations are white or yellow.

360. SCI-PLUS SERIES 300 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR WITH SPEECH

     Sci-Plus Series 300 Scientific Calculator With Speech is a large display and voice output calculator designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This calculator has selectable speech output and a high-contrast liquid crystal display (LCD), and performs scientific, statistical, and trigonometric calculations. Its positive activation keypad has enlarged, proportional numerals with color-differentiated operation keys. Other features include a rugged, portable case, volume control, and an external jack for speaker or headphones. A large print owners manual and earbuds are included. POWER: Uses lithium-ion battery or standard current. A country-specific power adapter and universal recharger are included. Additional country-specific plugs are available on request. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.3 x 6 x 9 inches. Keys are 0.7 inches wide with numerals measuring 0.9 x 0.6 inches. WEIGHT: 14 ounces. COLORS: Ruby red, blueberry, cash silver, bumblebee yellow, or lime green case with black number keys and blue arithmetical operation keys. Numerals and arithmetical operation signs are white; other operations are white or yellow.

361. SCREENDOORS 2000

     Screendoors 2000 is an on screen keyboard, abbreviation expansion, and word prediction program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. The program offers the choice of a standard QWERTY keyboard, an alphabetical keyboard, and a frequency of use keyboard. The word prediction feature enables the user to type a few letters and the program provides a list of words beginning with those letters. The abbreviation expansion feature enables the user to type an abbreviation, and the program will enter the corresponding word or phrase. For those utilizing wireless clicking, a dwell feature enables the user to pause over the desired key and the program will type it. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, or XP and a CD-ROM drive.

362. SENSE VIEW

     Sense View is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This video magnifier can be connected to a television or computer and features an auto-focus camera with high contrast display, focus lock, a Line/Window marker, and a laser pointer. Magnification ranges from three to approximately 70 times original size on a 17 inch monitor. Images can be viewed in full color or in black and white, blue and white, green and white, red and white, black and yellow, or blue and yellow. Normal, Enhanced, and Negative modes are supported in each color combination. The X-Y viewing table features a table lock and handles. Control buttons have voice feedback for confirmation of commands. The current date and time are displayed on the screen. Interfaces include input for an external personal computer (VGA, SVGA, XGA), output for a VGA monitor, and composite and S-Video output for TV. POWER: Uses a 12-volt/3amp power source. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 12 x 22 x 16 inches. The X-Y viewing table has a 12 x 11 inch movement range. WEIGHT: 29 pounds.

363. SENSE VIEW PORTABLE (MODEL P430)

     The Sense View Portable, model P430, also called Portable SenseView, is a portable video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. Images are magnified on a 480 x 272 pixel digital liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. The unit can also take magnified still shots for closer viewing (for example, a shot of a high display rack). The magnification rate can be increased by pushing a digital magnification button. The display has six color modes (full color, black on white, white on black, yellow on black, yellow on blue, and blue on white) and adjustable brightness. Color mode and brightness are controlled with separate buttons. OPTIONS: External camera module (model P430-PECM) for use in handwriting. POWER: Uses internal rechargeable battery. Battery status can be checked by turning on the battery indicator on the LCD screen. DIMENSIONS: LCD screen is 4.3 inches measured diagonally.

364. SHOPPA

     Shoppa is a handheld video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This portable unit magnifies in full color on a non-glare screen. The image can be adjusted with brightness and contrast controls. The magnification range is 5x to approximately 9x. The user can carry the unit, stand it, or lay it down while reading, writing, or looking. POWER: Uses batteries (included); battery life is four hours. DIMENSIONS: 7-inch screen.

365. SICARE LIGHT II

     The SiCare Light II is an environmental control unit designed for use by individuals with mobility or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This portable unit converts spoken commands into infrared (IR) signals to control devices such as television, telephone, lights, doors, and other IR and X-10 devices. The user can also enter commands though dual- or single-switch scanning. The unit has 15 pre-set command menus including television, bed, satellite, light, and device. Voice feedback is provided on menu commands. The unit The unit has an infrared transmitter and internal microphone and loudspeaker, and operates seemlessly with the Tash Telephone and the Tash IR Bed Controller (not included). DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 7 x 1.75 x 3 inches. WEIGHT: 10 ounces.

366. SIMPLE SENTENCE STRUCTURE STERLING EDITION

     Simple Sentence Structure Sterling Edition is a language tutorial program designed for use by individuals who have language learning, physical, visual, or hearing disabilities, or autism. Designed to teach subject-verb-object word order in simple sentences and reinforce early developing vocabulary, this program addresses the problems that children with language disabilities have with word order processing and production by teaching them to correctly set universal word order parameters to their English subject-verb-object order setting. Two pictures appear on the screen and the child is asked to choose the picture that illustrates a particular sentence. Each sentence set contains 20 sentences with pairs that cover contrasting verbs, contrasting objects, contrasting subjects, and subject/object reversal. The program monitors each student response and then adjusts the training level accordingly. Instructional reinforcement animations prepare students for the Reversibles set. The program also includes the Sterling Administration System, a set of tools that eases student management, simplifies data analysis, and offers new report-writing options. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a 300 MegaHertz (MHz)or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; 40 MB available disk space; a Windows compatible sound card; and an 8x speed CD-ROM. The Macintosh version requires a PowerPC with a 300 MHz or faster processor; Mac OS 8.1 or later, including OS X; 128 MB RAM, (256 MB RAM for OS X); 40 MB available disk space; and an 8x speed CD-ROM.

367. SLANT BOARD

     ------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Slant board serves as adjustable bookholder for use on tables or wheelchair trays. Plywood slant board measuring 23 inches wide by 18 inches high is hinged to a frame. Board includes a sliding ledge used to hold the book in place. Includes photographs and detailed diagrams and measurements. SKILLS REQUIRED: Woodworking. TITLE: How to Build Special Furniture and Equipment for Handicapped Children REF: Springfield, Illinois: Charles C Thomas: p 80-83 NARIC CALL NUMBER: R3404 PAGES (including cover): 3 1970.

368. SMART / SCAN 8 PLUS

     Smart/Scan 8 Plus is a direct selection and scanning communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This portable device has a light-touch membrane panel with an 8-cell overlay grid. It can record and play back eight messages up to 10 seconds long on each of six levels, for a total of up to 48 independent messages. It can operate in linear or step mode, allowing single- or two- switch scanning with LED and auditory prompts. Scan speeds are slow at 4.5 seconds, medium at 2.25 seconds, or fast at 1.0 seconds. A beeping tone is available to augment visual cues. The device has an external earphone jack and recording light indicators. OPTIONS: Mounting plate and metal stand. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery (included). The unit is equipped with a low battery indicator light.

369. SMART / SPEAK

     Smart/Speak is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. Messages can be recorded and played back on six levels with up to 36 10-second messages per level, and are stored on an interchangeable flash memory card. The water-resistant membrane panel has 36 picture slots for message identification. The unit has an ABS injection-molded case, with external speaker and record jacks, a carrying handle, a shoulder strap, and a carrying cover or carrying case. The top grid is removable for cleaning. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery. The unit is equipped with a low battery indicator light. DIMENSIONS: The picture slots are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. COLORS: Black or red. WARRANTY: One year manufacturer’s warranty, including parts and labor.

370. SMART / TALK

     Smart/Talk is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. Messages can be recorded and played back on six levels with up to eight 10-second messages per level. The water-resistant membrane panel has eight picture slots for message identification. The unit has four input jacks for switch access, four output jacks to control toys or appliances, and external speaker and record jacks. The unit is equipped with rear-mounted volume and level controls, a carrying handle and shoulder strap, and a carrying cover or carrying case. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery. DIMENSIONS: The picture slots are 2.75 x 2.75 inches. COLORS: Green or black. WARRANTY: One year manufacturer’s warranty, including parts and labor.

371. SMART/128

     Smart/128 is a direct selection communicator and communication board designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This augmentative and alternative communication device features a removable transparent top grid with 128 locations for recorded messages. Without the grid, the device can be used for pictorial communication. With the grid, messages up to 2.25 seconds long can be recorded and played back on six levels with up to 128 messages per level. The device comes with overlay designer software. As many as 768 independent messages can be recorded and stored on an interchangeable flash memory card. The unit has volume and level controls, external speaker and recording jacks, a carrying handle, and a shoulder strap. OPTIONS: Key guards; carrying cover; carrying case; mounting plate and metal stand. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery. A low battery indicator light is included.

372. SMART/SCAN 32 PLUS

     Smart/Scan 32 Plus is a direct selection and scanning communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This portable device has a light-touch membrane panel with a 32-cell overlay grid. It can record and play back 32 messages up to 10 seconds long on each of six levels, for up to 192 independent messages. Operating in row/column, linear, or step mode, it allows single- or two-switch scanning with LED and auditory prompts. Scan speeds are slow at 4.5 seconds, medium at 2.25 seconds, or fast at 1.0 second. A beeping tone is available to augment visual cues. The device has an external earphone jack, a recording light indicator, and a carrying handle. OPTIONS: Mounting plate and metal stand. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery (included). The unit is equipped with a low battery indicator light.

373. SMARTCLICK

     SmartClick is a mouse emulator program designed to enable individuals with upper extremity disabilities to perform mouse button functions. This utility program enables users who can utilize a pointing device but not click buttons, or who can click only one button or switch, to perform mouse button functions. The program utilizes a dwell principle to enable users to select the desired mouse function (e.g., double click, drag, etc.) from a floating toolbar that is accessible within any program. The utility can be used with a variety of adaptive pointing devices, including SAM-Joystick, Tracker, or HeadMouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For PCs, all Windows operating systems. For Mac, versions for OS X or OS 9 and earlier.

374. SMARTCLICK (MODEL 12501)

     SmartClick, model 12501, is a mouse emulator program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or fine motor disabilities. This program enables users who can operate a pointing device (mouse, trackball, serial joystick, headmouse, single switch, etc), but cannot click the pointing device buttons, to perform mouse clicks by dwelling on or hovering over icons on an on-screen palette. Functions include double-clicks, right-clicks, drags, and keyboard options. Other features that can be operated in this way include auto-repeat of mouse clicks or up/down arrows, Close Window, and the Escape key. The palette is customizable with up to 17 different functions, arranged in any order in a horizontal or vertical layout. The user can select larger or smaller icons; icon spacing and borders; text descriptions; colors for palette, icons, or text and sounds for aural feedback. Other features include the SingleClicker mode for users who can click, but have trouble with double-clicks, other buttons, or holding buttons for drags; and the TouchScreen mode that allows the program to be run from a touchscreen device. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 operating system.

375. SMARTNAV 4 AT

     The SmartNav 4 AT is a hands-free mouse desinged for use by individuals with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), spinal cord injury (SCI), muscular dystrophy, or other neurological or upper extremity disabilities. This unit enables the user to control a computer with head motions or through voice clicking. Moving the head less than a quarter inch maneuvers the cursor across the entire screen. The user can left click, double click, drag, right click, and more through a dwell clicking toolbar, and enter text through an on-screen keyboard. For switch input, a click switch or a footswitch can be plugged directly into the back of the unit. The included Y Breakout Cable allows the user to plug in separate click switches for left and right clicking. The unit has an aluminum case and comes with 20 0.25-inch thread mounts for standard tripods. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 500 megaHertz (MHz) processor; USB 1.1 or 2.0 port; and CD-ROM drive.

376. SNAP SWITCH CAPS (MODELS 1-SJB AND 1-SBR)

     Snap Switch Caps are touch switch accessories designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or communication disabilities. These caps allow communication or labeling symbols to be placed and protected on touch switches. The clear, semi-rigid plastic covers enable unobstructed viewng of labels and symbols. Beacause the labels fit under the snap-on lids, no adhesives are required and labels and symbols may be changed as needed. SIZES: Model 1-SJB is small and designed for use with Jelly Bean Switches (see separate entry) and model 1-SBR is large and designed for use with Big Red and the Cordless Big Red Switches, as well as with the BIGmack Communication Aid.

377. SOCIAL SKILLS PROGRAM (MODEL LSG-12)

     Social Skills, model LSG12, is a behavior training system in a board game format designed to assist people with cognitive and emotional disabilities in acquiring the socialization skills necessary to get along with others in all aspects of daily life. The program encourages individuals to develop positive interpersonal skills that will allow them to be successful in an inclusive community environment. The game covers such categories as home, school and work, and community and recreation. Topics include sharing a bathroom, respecting privacy in the home, social greetings, handling anger at school and work, appropriate and inappropriate touching, proper behavior on a bus or van, good sportsmanship, age-appropriate recreation and leisure activities, and going to dances or parties. The program includes the board game, card sets, playing pieces, six Individual Progress Reports, and a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board and on the Draw cards and additional topics for discussion. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and a set of 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50).

378. SOFT SWITCH (MODELS 58200 & 58210)

     The Soft Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This single switch is enclosed in foam and covered with a removable, washable velvet bag to cushion the force of activation and prevent switch damage. Activation requires 28 ounces of force and tactile and auditory feedback is provided on activation. DIMENSIONS: 3.5 inches diameter. WEIGHT: 2 ounces. COLOR: Red (model 58200) or green (model 58210).

379. SOFTSTEP KEYWORX

     SoftStep KeyWorx is a foot operated mouse and keyboard system designed to allow computer access for individuals with upper extremity disabilities or carpal tunnel syndrome, or to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injury. This is a hardware and software bundle that translates up/down and left/right foot movements into control values, enabling the user to control the cursor, enter text, select programs, bring a browser window forward, scroll through folders and open documents, send out keystrokes and mouse clicks, zoom in and out, control volume, and output complex key commands from simple foot movements. The SoftStep hardware controller lays on the floor and has 10 pressure sensitive keys with dual-color LED. The controller also has a 4-character LED display and elastomeric skin with carbon fiber backing. POWER: The controller uses USB connection to a Mac or PC. DIMENSIONS: Controller is 1 inch high at highest point. WEIGHT: Controller is 1.3 pounds. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM PC and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or Windows 7 with 1 gigabyte (GB) of RAM and 50 megabytes (MB) of hard disk space; or Mac OS 10.5 or later withIntel Core 2 Duo 2.3 gigahertz (GHz) or greater processor with 90 MB of hard disk space.

380. SOFTYPE 4.2 & SOFTYPE 4.5 FOR INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARDS

     SofType is an on screen keyboard program designed for use by people with upper extremity, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This graphical keyboard program provides access to Microsoft Windows applications and works with any mouse or mouse emulator, such as the HeadMouse or HeadMouse for Portables (not included; see separate entries). The software includes a variety of features including word prediction, which enables the user to select a word from the included list or from a personalized list with only a few keystrokes. Words can be added to the list as the user types. Abbreviation Expansion expands a user-defined abbreviation or character string into a word, phrase, sentence, or other more complex sequence. This program also offers macro capability, enabling users to enterlong text strings and commands with as few as two keystrokes. The Run Menu enables users to start up to 10 user-selected applications using two keystrokes. Mouse clicks can be performed anywhere in the Windows environment using the AutoClick dwell-selection feature. This feature enters a left-button click after the pointer is motionless for a user-defined period of 0.2 to 10 seconds. The built-in Dragger utility gives the user single switch access to two-button mouse features, including double click, right click, and click and drag. A single click entered manually or with AutoClick can be converted to a double click, right click, or drag. The Dragger toolbar also provides single click access to move the keyboard, hide the keyboard, or size the Dragger. An on/off button for AutoClick is also included in the toolbar to pause the AutoClick and eliminate inadvertent mouse clicks. A Jitter Box feature aids in compensating for user difficulties in controlling the mouse pointer. Several keyboard layouts are available, including QWERTY, alphabetical, numerical, frequency-based, and KidKeys (for young users). Layouts can be independently adjusted with regard to key and font sizes and spacing between keys. The appearance of the keyboard can be modified in color and font style. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, or XP.

381. SONIC ALERT SYSTEM (MODEL 731)

     Signal system. Baby cry, doorbell, telephone, smoke detector or burglar alarm: each indicated by separate flashing light code. Features control unit which receives signals from 1 to 4 remote sensors and programs appropriate flashing light code, wireless remote sensors are placed on or near sound and remote receivers which flash a coded signal relayed from any of the sensors. Control unit: electrically operated, 7 by 10 by 3 inches, 3 pounds. If two signals coming in it flashes important one first. 2 electric outlets for lamp and bed vibrator. Wireless remote sensors: 6 by 2 1/2 by 1 inch, 6 ounces, battery operated, battery test button. Remote receivers: 3 by 5 by 2 1/2 inches, 8 ounces. Connects between lamp and wall outlet, will flash signals whether lamp is on or off. Portable pager can be carried in pocket, with pushbutton it activates lights to alert others. Pager can be used up to 300 feet from receiver. One year warranty.

382. SONIC BOOM ALARM CLOCK & SONIC BOOM WITH VIBRATOR

     The Sonic Boom alarm clock is a digital alarm clock designed for use by persons with hearing disabilities. This digital alarm clock offers the choice of sound, light, and/or vibration to wake the user. Standard features include a built-in outlet for a lamp, an auxiliary jack for a bed vibrator (sold separately), battery back up, a snooze button, an angle-adjustable green digital display, a buzzer that adjusts to up to 98 decibels, volume and tone adjustments, and a built-in deluxe remote receiver that works with any Sonic Alert transmitter (sold separately). The lamp attached to the clock can be used for lighting as well as signaling. This clock can also be purchased with a bed vibrator. WARRANTY: 1 year.

383. SONY DIGITAL VOICE RECORDER (MODEL ICD-BM1)

     The Sony Digital Voice Recorder, model ICD-BM1, is a digital recorder designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This digital recorder features up to 347 minutes of recording time using a 16 MB Memory Stick (included), and is compatible with Dragon Naturally Speaking Prefered Voice-To-Print Software (not included). Recording capacity depends on the recording mode used. The recorder has three recording modes with sampling rates of 44.1kHz, 16kHz, or 8kHz. Functions include voice e-mail, digital add / overwrite / cut, incremental rewind, and digital pitch control in playback. It has slide control switch operation, Hi/Lo microphone sensitivity, a built-in microphone and playback speaker, and USB connectivity for high speed copying of files to a personal computer. The recorder has an aluminum body with a power on/off switch and earphone and external microphone jacks. A carrying case is included. OPTIONS: Noise- canceling headphones; 128 MB Memory Stick Media, model MSH-128; One-Point Stereo Microphone; Compact Portable Speaker. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty. Extended warranties are available.

384. SOOTHSAYER WORD PREDICTION PROGRAM

     The SoothSayer Word Prediction Program is a word prediction and abbreviation expansion program designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or cognitive disabilities. Features include sentence completion; abbreviation expansion; a main dictionary of more than 11,000 words; a built-in speech augmentation dictionary; customizable user dictionarie swith a "Build Dictionary" feature (from a text file); word-usage learning and word tips options (words presented/spoken individually instead of in a list); horizontal or vertical window orientations; adjustable number of words displayed; adjustable font, size, and color; adjustable background color; a cursor tracking option; an automatic punctuation/capitalization option; speak last word, sentence, or highlighted text options; automatically speak letters, words, and sentences while typing options; an "Autotype" option; and an add last word to dictionary shortcut. The system also includes a "How Do I" help system and a user manual. The AHF dictionary file format enables new dictionaries to be shared. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM or compatible computer. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or better, Pentium IV processor or better, 256 megabytes (MB) RAM, 75 MB of hard drive space, and a sound card.

385. SOUNDPLUS TV INFRARED LISTENING SYSTEM (MODEL WIR 237)

     The SoundPlus TV Infrared Listening System, model WIR 237, is an infrared personal amplification system designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This system can be used for television or music listening, in meetings or offices, and in other small group listening applications. For stereo operation, the system connects directly to a TV, VCR, or DVD equipped with standard audio output jacks. The system features a WIR RX237 receiver and a 3.5-millimeter jack. The user can plug in a variety of stereo or mono earphone, headphone, or neckloop accessories. The receiver´s on/off switch is built into the unit's jack. POWER: Uses a 200 mA Class II wall transformer (included). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.25 x 6.25 x 3.25 inches. WEIGHT: 5.1 ounches. COLOR: Gray.

386. SPEAKING DYNAMICALLY & SPEAKING DYNAMICALLY PRO

     Speaking Dynamically and Speaking Dynamically Pro are symbolic communicator, direct selection communicator, and scanning symbol communicator programs designed for making customized, multi-level, picture or word communication boards with speech output. These programs may be used as tools for teaching cause and effect, switches, scanning, symbol training, phrase and sentence structure, spelling, word prediction, or reading activities. As assessment tools, these programs can evaluate augmentative communication needs, the best mode of access for an individual, the best method of training and practice, and the device requirements most beneficial for the individual user. The user designs the activities and decides what actions will occur when a picture is selected. Selecting a picture can activate speech, change screens, or both activate speech and change screens. The final result is a dynamic changing display of multiple screens. A picture may be selected using many different access methods. Using the Speaking Dynamically programs in conjunction with the Mayer-Johnson BoardMaker program (see separate entry) provides access to the more than 3,000 Picture Communication Symbols in the PCS Books I, II, and III. In addition to the features listed below, Speaking Dynamically Pro offers improved graphics handling, word processing, and word prediction; pop-up boards; verb tensing; access improvements; environmental control unit control; and new button actions. FEATURES: Choice of using text to speech or recorded speech; color for symbols, text, or photographs; sentence building buttons, allowing the user to change screens while stringing pictures or text together to make phrases; auditory scanning; multiple scanning modes including normal, step, inverse, group/item, or row/column; variable scanning speed and changeable number of repetitions; adjustable fonts and sizes in both preview and typing displays; and the ability to bring in pictures from the clipboard to customize symbols or scan in photos. This program allows the Macintosh computer to provide facilitated communication with printed and speech output. MULTIPLE ACCESS: Selections may be made using the mouse, joystick, touchscreen, keyboard, alternate keyboard, single switch, or multiple switches. OPTIONS: Optional equipment or software includes Boardmaker (see separate entry) since Speaking Dynamically does not include pictures; and a touchscreen for the Macintosh; MultiVoice. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Macintosh computers. Compatible speech synthesizer equipment includes DECTalk, Multivoice, Portable Too, Real Voice, Infovox, or MacinTalk (included with the program). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Speaking Dynamically requires a 68020 processor or better, System 7.1 or higher, an a minimum of 4 megabytes RAM (8 MB recommended.) Speaking Dynamically Pro requires an LC or better with System 7.1 and 8 MB RAM or System 7.5 and 12 MB RAM. A switch interface is required if single or multiple switches are to be used.

387. SPEAKQ

     SpeakQ is voice input and word prediction software designed for use by individuals with learning disabilities. This voice input program is a plug-in for WordQ (see separate entry). To train the program to recognize the his or her speech, the user repeats words spoken by the computer. Once the program is trained, the user can dictate text in either continuous speech mode or by selecting words from a list generated through word prediction. Recognized words and phrases are immediately read aloud to help the user identify mis-recognitions, and word prediction helps the user to make corrections. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computres. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows ME, NT, 2000 or XP operating system.

388. SPEECH ADJUST-A-TONE (MODEL HGA-TP)

     The Speech Adjust-A-Tone, model HGA-TP, is an amplifier designed to provide sound enhancement of a telephone or television, radio, or tape recorder for individuals with hearing disabilities. The unit has a volume control and six adjustable frequency ranges to adapt to the user’s particular hearing loss and thus aid in speech discrimination as well as amplification. The unit has four jacks, one for the telephone base, one for the telephone handset, one for television/radio input, and one for a headphone (not included). A telephone cable is included. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery (not included). A 9-volt power supply is optional. OPTIONS: Television/radio cable with minijack adapter. DIMENSIONS: 5.75 x 1.5 x 3.5 inches. WARRANTY: One year.

389. SQUARE PAD SWITCH

     The Square Pad Switch is a touch switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This switch features a large target area for people who have difficulty targeting a small switch. It is activated by exerting 21 ounces of pressure anywhere on the top surface and it provides both tactile and auditory feedback. DIMENSIONS: 5.5 x 5.5 x 0.7 inches. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

390. SUPERCOM & SUPERCOM 4400

     The Supercom is a desktop telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD or TT). Standard features include direct connect, auto-answer, remote message retrieval, keyboard dialing, memory dialing, and redialing features, as well as a printing port to connect with an external printer. The 8k non-volatile memory enables the user to save and send messages, store up to 10 different phone numbers, and store and send personal auto-answer messages. Supercom features the TDD Announcer, a voice announcement that alerts hearing people to text telephone calls. This device connects directly to the telephone line and automatically answers calls with the owner's personal message. This model features a 20-character, vacuum fluorescent display with a .25 inch character height. The keyboard has 43-key, 4-row QWERTY layout. The Supercom 4400 has the same basic features as the Supercom, plus a 32k memory; Relay Voice Announcer which asks callers to use a TTY or call through relay; a built in ring flasher to signal calls and interruptions; Call Progress which denotes if line is ringing or busy; Turbo Code; Auto I.D. to alert the answering party that there is a TTY call coming in; remote message retrieval; and "GA", "SK" and arrow keys. TELECOMMUNICATIONS:: Baudot (TDD standard) code at 45.5 baud; international code at 50 baud; optional ASCII code at either 300 or 110 baud; high/normal sensitivity control. POWER: Rechargeable batteries and AC adapter included. OPTIONS: ASCII code module, soft carrying case, and a dust cover. DIMENSIONS: 9.9 x 10 x 2.5 inches. WARRANTY: One year limited warranty. One or Two year extended warranties are available at additional cost.

391. SUPERPRINT 4420 & 4425

     The Superprint 4420 is an advanced printing text telephone (TTY) or telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD). This device features a built-in ring flasher; variable size print; auto answer; direct connect with two phone jacks; Turbo Code, which allows real time transmissions and interruptions; Auto ID, which automatically sends signals to alert people to an incoming TT call; TDD Announcer; and a programmable relay voice announcer, which sends a voice message to an incoming caller asking them to call using the relay number for their area. Users can program the voice relay number themselves. A 32K memory enables users to save conversations, memos, outgoing messages, and telephone numbers. Users may also pre-program numbers so they are automatically dialed when the corresponding name is typed. The Superprint 4425 has all the features of the 4420 plus arrow keys for easy review of conversations , memos in memory, and auto answer messages; "GA" and "SK" keys for quicker communication; a one-touch key to send greeting message; one-step memo edit and send function keys; locator keys on the "home" row for touch typists; and a computer-style keyboard. OPTIONS: ASCII code, large Visual Display/ External Printer (must be ordered at same time as TTY), dust cover, and a soft carrying case. WARRANTY: One year limited. Extended one or two year also available for additional cost.

392. SUPERPRINT PRO80 & SUPERPRINT PRO80 WITH ASCII

     The Superprint Pro80 is a telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD). This TTD connects directly to the telephone line and features a true-sized computer keyboard, a built-in 80-column printer, a 32-character display, and built-in caller identification. Additional standard features include go ahead (GA) and stop keying (SK) keys, 11 one-touch function keys, arrow keys for review of conversations, call progress, user-programmable one-touch greeting message key, auto answer, remote message retrieval, TTY announcer, built-in ring flasher, selectable print size, and 32 kilobytes (K) memory. The Superprint Pro80 with ASCII offers the same features plus ASCII capability. DIMENSIONS: Both models use standard 8.5 inch wide thermal paper. WARRANTY: The standard warranty is one year; extended warranties are available at an additional cost.

393. SUPERPRINT PRO80 GOLD

     The Superprint Pro80 Gold is a telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD). This TTD connects directly to the telephone line and features a true-sized computer keyboard; a built-in 80-column printer; a two-line, 80-character vacuum display; and built-in caller identification. Additional standard features include go ahead (GA) and stop keying (SK) keys, 11 one-touch function keys, arrow keys for review of conversations, call progress, user-programmable one-touch greeting message key, auto answer, remote message retrieval, TTY announcer, built-in ring flasher, selectable print size, and 32 kilobytes (K) memory. OPTIONS: ASCII; voice answering capabilities and speakerphone; and combination speakerphone, voice answering capabilities, and ASCII. DIMENSIONS: Both models use standard 8.5 inch wide thermal paper. WARRANTY: The standard warranty is one year; extended warranties are available at an additional cost.

394. SUPERPRINT PRO80 LVD

     The Superprint Pro80 LVD is a telecommunication device for the deaf (TDD) designed for TDD users with low vision. This TTD connects directly to the telephone line and features a true-sized computer keyboard, a built-in 80-column printer, a built-in 20-character large print display, and built-in caller identification. Additional standard features include go ahead (GA) and stop keying (SK) keys, 11 one-touch function keys, arrow keys for review of conversations, call progress, user-programmable one-touch greeting message key, auto answer, remote message retrieval, TTY announcer, built-in ring flasher, selectable print size, and 32 kilobytes (K) memory. OPTIONS: ASCII capability. DIMENSIONS: Uses standard 8.5 inch wide thermal paper. WARRANTY: The standard warranty is one year; extended warranties are available at an additional cost.

395. SUPERTALKER

     SuperTalker is a direct selection and sequential message communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This eight-level communicator can be configured in four different grid formats with one, two, four, or eight cells, enabling a child to use the same device as his or her abilities and needs change. The unit has 16 minutes of recording time with variable message lengths. A step-ahead switch jack allows single switch users to play back messages sequentially. Other features include matching keyguards for each grid format; built-in keyguard storage; volume control; eight input jacks for single-switch access to any specific location; and compatibility with BoardMaker (see entry) overlay software. POWER: Uses four double-A batteries (not included).

396. SURVIVAL SIGNS

     Survival Signs is an independent living skills tutorial designed to practice recognition of real life signs for individuals with a cognitive disability. The package includes replicas of 80 full color reproductions of vital signs and words found in the home, at school, in public buildings, and along the road. The set contains 20 double-sided posters depicting 40 outdoor signs and 20 double-sided indoor signs. Outdoor Signs ($37.95) include "No Swimming," "Do Not Enter," "Bus Stop," "RR Crossing," "High Voltage," etc. Indoor Signs ($37.95) include "Restroom," "No Smoking," "Keep Out," "Flammable," etc. DIMENSIONS: 9 x 12 inches.

397. SURVIVAL SKILLS

     Survival Skills is a safety awareness and language tutorial program in a board game format designed to help individuals with cognitive disabilities learn to read or recognize important vocabulary words and images necessary to safely function in daily life. Categories include home, school, work, community, and shopping and include such topics as poison symbols, "Out of Order" signs, oven dials, first aid kits, television remote controls, "Danger signs," and others. The "Draw Cards" use full-color photographs showing signs and symbols in appropriate settings for realistic learning. The program includes the game board and all playing pieces, six Individual Progress Reports, a teacher's guide with answers to questions in the game and additional topics for discussion, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw Cards and 10 Individual Progress Reports.

398. SWIFTY USB SWITCH INTERFACE

     The Swifty USB Switch Interface is a switch interface designed to provide mouse or keyboard emulation for people with severe physical, neurological, or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury. This device can output mouse clicks, joystick button actions, or keyboard functions. This device It accepts standard 3.5-millimeter (mm) stereo or mono plugs for directly connecting up to two adaptive switches. When used with Beam (not included; see separate entry), the device supports three inputs and wireless input. Swifty uses standard USB Human Interface Device (HID) drivers and works with computers and many communication (AAC) devices. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible, Macintosh, or Linux computers. POWER: Uses the USB host and does not require external power. OPTIONS: Cable Kit. DIMENSIONS: 2 x 0.8 x 0.5 inches.

399. SWIM, SWAM, SWUM: MASTERING IRREGULAR VERBS

     Swim, Swam, Swum: Mastering Irregular Verbs is a language and reading tutorial program with optional voice output and alternate access designed to train over 200 high-frequency irregular verbs in their present, past, and past perfect forms for individuals with language learning, developmental, physical, or hearing disabilities, or autism. Accessibility is available through a keyboard, touch screen, single switch or mouse. There are four verb training activities. The first trains 30 early developing verbs using animated pictures. The second offers training on 108 of the most common irregular verbs in a multiple-choice format in which both the verb forms and the sentences are read aloud to the student. The third activity is available for all of the more than 200 verbs. It trains in a format similar to the second activity, but only the verbs have the speech option. The last activity requires students to spell the various irregular verb forms. In all activities there are teacher choices to set interface, level of difficulty, speech and/or text options, response time, and reinforcement animation. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for the IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

400. SWITCH CLICK

     Switch Click is a mouse emulator designed for use by individuals with upper extremity or fine motor disabilities. The device plugs into the computer and funtions as a mouse click, providing access to most switch-accessible software. The user retains full accessibility to the standard keyboard and mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh or IBM and compatible computers.

401. SWITCH LATCH (MODEL 4388)

     The Switch Latch, model 4388, is switch adapter designed to take momentary input from a single switch and converts it to latched on/off output for individuals with physical disabilities. Activating the switch once will turn the toy or device on. Activating the switch again shuts the device off. Alternatively, two single switches can be plugged in so that one switch can act as the "on" switch and the other as the "off". The Switch Latch is designed to be used with battery operated devices such as toys. The Switch Latch will work with any switch having a 1/8" phone jack. POWER: 9-volt battery. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 2 x 1 inches. WEIGHT: 4 ounces.

402. SWITCH LATCH AND TIMER

     The Switch Latch and Timer is a switch module providing timed, latched, or momentary switch activation to enable individuals with upper extremity disabilities to operate switch adapted toys, appliances, and other devices. The unit offers a choice of modes, including timed use, switch latching, or momentary switching, and it can accommodate two switches and devices. The package includes the timer unit and a toy cable. POWER: Batteries (included).

403. SWITCH MOUNTING ASSESSMENT KIT (MODEL 65992)

     The Switch Mounting Assessment Kit, model 65992, is a control switch mounting hardware assessment kit designed for evaluating individuals who use switches. The complete kit includes a 13-inch Gooseneck,a one-inch pinch clamp, a platform clamp, one 7/8-inch pinch clamp, one 12-inch switch clamp tube with bushing, one 16-inch tube, one 12-inch 30-degree bend tube, tube clamps,U clamp, Universal Table Mount, Universal Swivel Clamp, Wheelchair Swivel Clamp, Mighty Mount, Tash Mounting Arm, Tash Mounting Clamp, Mini Connection, Buddy Connection, Big Buddy Connection, a Mounting CD, a Switch Training CD, and a carrying case.

404. SWITCH POSER

     The Switch Poser is a switch stand designed for use by individuals with neurological, fine motor, or upper extremity disabilities or cerebral palsy. This positioning stand has a base and a mounting surface on a flexible hinge. The base attaches to a smooth flat surface such as a tabletop through bottom suction. The switch (not included) attaches to the flat mounting surface with the included Super Velcro. Once attached, the switch can be adjusted to any angle from horizontal (flat) to vertical for those who use a lateral, sliding motion to activate switches. DIMENSIONS: Switch mounting face is 2.5 x 2.5 inches.

405. SWITCHHOPPER

     The SwitchHopper is a mouse emulator designed for individuals with severe physical or upper extremity disabilities. This device provides a means of connecting switches to a computer. When a switch is plugged into one of the three SwitchHopper jacks, the switch becomes standard mouse-clicks, and with the installation of the accompanying software, each button can be configured to be any mouse-button event or keystroke desired. COMPATIBILITY: For use with computers equipped with a USB port.

406. TALKBOOK FOUR (MODEL GT-018W)

     The TalkBook Four, model GT-018W, is a four-message direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. It consists of a vinyl folder with transparent pockets that hold four removable GoTalk Ones (see separate entry). Each GoTalk One is a single message talker with a large picture display; a large, colorful play button, and up to 10 seconds of recording time. This device can be used in individual instruction/therapy sessions when multiple recorded messages are needed. DIMENSIONS (LxW): The vinyl folder is 6.5 x 13.5 inches. WEIGHT: 2 ounces.

407. TALKING NOUNS I STERLING EDITION

     Talking Nouns I Sterling Edition is a voice output language tutorial program designed to encourage expressive language, promote communication and train augmentative communication skills for individuals with learning, developmental, or physical disabilities as well as those who are candidates for augmentative communication. The program encourages students to communicate using 50 nouns. Students practice the expressive use of words and phrases and learn the formation of grammatically correct sentences. Activities include: Interactive Communication (students press a word, phrase, or picture to see representative pictures and hear grammatically correct sentences); Word Identification (students find a word by touching its corresponding picture); Word Matching (the student touches the picture that corresponds to the picture on the monitor); and Exploration (which encourages users to choose nouns and the computer names them). The program is compatible with a touchscreen, single switch, or mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz(MHz) or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz processor or faster PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

408. TALKING NOUNS II STERLING EDITION

     Talking Nouns II Sterling Edition is a voice output language tutorial program designed to encourage expressive language, promote communication, and train augmentative communication skills for individuals with learning, developmental, or physical disabilities as well as those who are candidates for augmentative communication. This program encourages students to communicate using 50 nouns. Students practice the expressive use of words and phrases and learn the formation of grammatically correct sentences. Activities include: Interactive Communication (students press a word, phrase, or picture to see representative pictures and hear grammatically correct sentences); Word Identification (students are asked to find a word by touching its corresponding picture); Word Matching (the student touches the picture that corresponds to the picture on the monitor); and Exploration (which encourages students to choose nouns and the computer names them). The program is compatible with a touchscreen, single switch, or mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz(MHz)or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz processor or faster PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

409. TALKING TOOLBOX

     Talking Toolbox is a voice output utility program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. Utilities include a word processor, a spell checker, an address book, a phone dialer, a calculator, and an alarm clock. All utilities have voice output through pre-recorded human speech, plus synthetic speech for reading back user entries. Also included is Phone Pad, an interactive program that teaches blind persons how to dial phone numbers with words or letters in them. The program comes with manuals in large print and a choice of cassettes or braille. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 90 megahertz (MHz) or better processor; Windows XP, ME, 2000, 98, 95, or Windows NT Service Pack 4 operating system; 16 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM); standard keyboard (not USB); 20 MB of available disk space; 16-bit sound card and speakers or headphones; CD-ROM drive; Internet Explorer 4.01 or later.

410. TALKING VERBS STERLING EDITION

     Talking Verbs Sterling Edition is a voice output langusage tutorial program designed for use by individuals with learning, developmental, or physical disabilities as well as those who are candidates for augmentative communication. Designed to encourage expressive language, promote communication, and train augmentative communication skills, this program encourages students to communicate using 40 verbs. Students practice the expressive use of words and phrases and learn the formation of grammatically correct sentences. Activities include: Interactive Communication (students press a word, phrase, or picture to see representative pictures and hear grammatically correct sentences), Word Identification (students find a word by touching its corresponding picture), Word Matching (the student touches the picture that corresponds to the picture on the monitor), and Exploration(which encourages users to choose nouns and the computer names them). The program is compatible with a touchscreen, single switch, or mouse. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 300 megaHertz(MHz)or faster processor; hard drive with Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 64 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 300 MHz processor or faster PowerPC; Mac OS 8.1 or later; 128 MB application RAM; and a 8x speed CD-ROM drive.

411. TALKPRO MAX HEADSET

     The TalkPro Max Headset is a voice input computer terminal control interface designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or upper extremity or severe physical disabilities. This monaural headset incorporates a Gentex noise canceling microphone for speech recognition accuracy, and VXI Translator software to optimize voice band response and reduce distortion. The headset has an adjustable headband and a flexible microphone boom that allows left- or right-side microphone placement. It has a 270-degree swivel earpiece and a soft, cupped ear cushion. A jack for computer speakers is included. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Personal computer (PC) with soundcard; compatible with all desktop and laptop soundcards. WARRANTY: Two years.

412. TALKPRO MAX-2

     TalkPro Max-2 is a voice input computer headser designed for use by individuals who are blind or who have low vision or upper extremity or severe physical disabilities. This binaural speech recognition headset has a Gentex noise canceling microphone and includes VXI Translator technology to optimize voice band response and reduce distortion. It has a flexible microphone boom that can be positioned on the left or right side, an adjustable headband, and a 270-degree swivel ear piece, and soft, cupped ear cushion. It also features volume control, microphone mute, quick disconnect, and a jack for computer speakers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Personal computer (PC) with sound card; compatible with all desktop and laptop sound cards. WARRANTY: Two years.

413. TAPMEMO

     TapMemo is a voice-activated personal data assistant (PDA)designed for use by individuals with blindness or low vision or with upper extremity disabilities. This device has one multi-functiontional button and two volume buttons. All verbal commands are speaker independent, eliminating the need to train the unit and enabling it to work right out of the box. Features include a memo pad, calendar, phone book, clock and more. Up to 30 memos, each up to one minute long, can be recorded. Each memo is given a name and then can be called upon simply by saying its name. The user is able to hear all memos played back and scroll back and forth. User can delete a single memo or all memos. The phone book can contain up to 60 entries. Each entry can store one phone number of up to 48 digits and 7 seconds voice recording of additional data such as an address. The user can command the unit to dial a certain number. By placing the unit near a telephone handset, the unit will emit DTMF tones corresponding to the number and the phone will dial them -no buttons pressed. User is able to hear all names played back and scroll back and forth. User can delete a single name or all names. The Can contain up to 30 appointments, each having a reminder. Each appointment is given a name and seven seconds voice recording of additional data. The user is able to hear all appointments played back chronologically and scroll back and forth. The user can delete a single appointment or all appointments. The device also offers a 24-cycle alarm clock which features a progressive wake up mechanism that will increase the volume gradually. A locking command enables the user to lock the unit against unwanted use and protect stored personal data. A unit locator is also included. Whistling will cause the unit to speak a high volume, short phrase that enables the user to locate the unit. Other features include includes an earphone jack, a charging jack, and a belt clip on the back. The unit is also equipped with a hidden reset button. POWER: Uses a Lithium-Ion battery that can be fully charged in less then four hours and can supply more than 10 working hours and more than 11 months in standby mode between each charging cycle.

414. TASH MICRO LEVER SWITCH

     The Tash Micro Lever Switch is a lever switch designed for use by individuals with severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. These switches provide auditory and tactile feedback when activated and require 1.4 ounces of force to activate. DIMENSIONS: 1.6 x 1.5 x 0.7 inch. WEIGHT: 1 ounce. COLOR: Black, red, green, yellow, or blue.

415. TASH MINI LEVER SWITCH

     The Tash Mini Lever Switch is a lever switch designed for use by individuals with severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. These switches provide auditory and tactile feedback and require 1.4 ounces of force to activate. DIMENSIONS: 4 x 1.5 x 0.75 inch. WEIGHT: 1.5 ounces. COLOR: Black, red, green, yellow, or blue.

416. TASH MOUNTING ARM SYSTEM (MODEL 66000)

     The Tash Mounting Arm System, model 66000, is switch mounting hardware designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, neurological, or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This three-part modular system mounts most Tash switches (not included) and consists of a mounting arm that adjusts with one large knob, the mounting connection appropriate for the specific switch selected, and the base clamp most suited to the environment in which the switch is to be used. Switch connections are available for the following switches: Micro Light; Mini Cup; Cup, Cap, or Buddy; Big Buddy, Plate, Pillow, Soft, or Plate; or Ribbon (see separate entries). A pneumatic to switch connection is also available. Base clamps include the Tash Mounting Clamp, the Universal Clamp Connection, and the Super Clamp Connection. OPTIONS: Bottom or top tube connections.

417. TASH MOUNTING PARTS

     Tash Mounting Parts are switch mounting hardware pieces designed to enable a switch to be mounted in a desired location for indiviudals who use a switch or communication device. A variety of mounting pieces allow any Tash switch (see separate entries) to be mounted on a wheelchair arm or back, table, or bed rail. The clamps come in the following styles: pinch clamp, platform clamp, switch clamp, tube clamp, U clamp, universal swivel clamp, wheelchair bracket, and a wheelchair clamp.

418. TECH / SPEAK (MODELS TS2X32, TS4X32, & TS6X32)

     Tech/Speak is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. Model TS2X32 offers 32 messages on each of two levels, for a total of 64 messages. Model TS4X32 offers 32 messages on four levels, for a total of 128 messages. Model TS6X32 offers 32 messages on six levels, for a total of 192 messages. The messages are recorded in a high-quality recorded voice and can be changed as needed. This unit features a shatter-proof, impact-resistant, waterproof plastic case; a shoulder strap; and an external speaker jack. The unit includes a set of six changeable full-color Mayer-Johnson overlays and a Boardmaker (see separate entry) grid. POWER: Uses four double-A alkaline batteries. OPTIONS: 2.5-second messages (standard time) or 4.5-second messages (extended time). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.5 x 6.5 x 12.5 inches. WEIGHT: Two pounds.

419. TECH/SCAN 32 & TECH/SCAN 32 PLUS

     Tech / Scan 32 and Tech / Scan 32 Plus are direct selection communicators designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. These direct selection communicators can play back 32 separate messages per level on two, four, or six levels. Messages can be scanned in three different modes (Linear, Step, and Row/Column) at three different scan speeds (slow, fast, and medium). The scanning grid provides the user an uninterrupted view of the scanning lights without having to look through a hole in the overlay. This makes changing overlays easy for therapists, family members, and users by eliminating the need to punch holes into the overlays. Tech Scan 32 Plus has an audio prompt (an audible beep) to provide a scanning cue for users with low vision. These direct selection communicators are similar to Tech/Speak 32 (see separate entry), with the addition of scanning and/or audible scanning cues. Messages on both models are spoken in high-quality "Real Voice" audio. Messages are activated by a light touch on the surface of the message cells. Functions are controlled by switches on the back. There is an adjustable on/off volume control and level switch. The devices automatically turn off when not activated after five scanning sweeps, and turn back on with a touch of the user switch. These devices are drop resistant, able to withstand rough handling, such as falling off of a table or being thrown against a wall, and water resistant for easy cleaning, making them hygienic as well as resistant to adverse environmental conditions. A shoulder strap is included. POWER: Uses rechargeable battery pack. The battery provides up to eight hours of use with a recharging time of four hours. An alternating current (AC) charger is included. OPTIONS: Standard (2.25 second) or extended (4.5 second) message time. Tech/Scan 32 is available with two, four, or six levels, 32 messages per level; Tech/Scan 32 Plus is available only in a 6x32 version. WEIGHT: Less than two pounds.

420. TECH/SCAN 8 & TECH/SCAN 8 PLUS

     Tech / Scan 8 and Tech / Scan 8 Plus are direct selection communicators designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. These direct selection communicators each have eight message cells that produce clear audible four-second messages when pressed. Users can select from eight message sets (or levels), for a total of 64 messages. These devices are similar to Tech/Talk 8x8 (see separate entry) with the addition of scanning and audible prompts. On both of these direct selection communicators, the message cells can be scanned using a light emitting diode (LED) built into the case. Users can scan at three speeds, in linear or single switch step scan mode. In addition, Tech/Scan 8 Plus has an audible prompt, a beep that can be turned on or off. Both devices have a simple rotary on/off volume control, a level select switch, a built-in speaker and built-in recording, and jacks for external inputs or outputs. OPTIONS: Carrying case. DIMENSIONS: Message cells are 2.5 x 2.5 inches.

421. TECH/TALK (MODELS TT6X8, TT8X8, & TT12X8)

     Tech/TALK is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication disabilities. Model TT6X8 offers eight messages on each of six levels, for a total of 48 messages. Model TT8X8 offers eight messages on eight levels, for a total of 64 messages. Model TT12X8 offers eight messages on twelve levels, for a total of 96 messages. Messages are easily recorded in any language in digital Real Voice, and can be changed as needed. Messages will last without battery backup. This unit features a shatter-proof, impact-resistant, waterproof plastic case; a shoulder strap; and an external speaker jack. The unit includes a set of six changeable full-color Mayer-Johnson overlays and a Boardmaker (see separate entry) grid. POWER: Uses four double-A alkaline batteries. OPTIONS: 4.5-second messages (standard time) or 9.0-second messages (extended time). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.5 x 6.5 x 12.5 inches. WEIGHT: Two pounds.

422. TEENAGE SWITCH PROGRESSIONS

     Teenage Switch Progressions is a control switch training program designed for use by teenagers with upper extremity disabilities. This program includes five simulation activities designed for those making the transition from randomly activating a single switch to activating a switch with specific timing. The skills taught include cause and effect (level 0) and attending to extended tasks (level 1), following directions (level 2), and responding to visual or auditory computer information (levels 3 and 4). Each activity can be selected at any level. Other adjustable parameters include reaction speed, penalty (for inattention or inappropriate activation), length of reinforcement, reinforcement upon switch hit or release, and auditory feedback. The graphics are age appropriate and the program enable the user to record music for use with the program. This program can be accessed using a switch, a touch screen, MouseClick, or the keyboard spacebar. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers.

423. TELETALKER (MODEL 040)

     The Teletalker is a large button amplifier telephone designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This phone enables the user to press a button to press a single button to activate amplification while providing a volume control for maximum comfort and clarity and comfort. When the handset is hung up, the unit automatically returns to normal operation, protecting others from unintended amplification. Other standard features include up to 55 decibels (dB) or high frequency gain, an amplification indicator that lights up when amplification is in use, a volume control which increases volume up to 25 dB, an enhance control which boosts high frequency speech sounds up to 30 dB, a flashing ring indicator, a 95 dB high output ringer with volume and tone, a redial button, large high-contrast buttons, dynamic signal processing to improve intelligibility, dynamic noise reduction to eliminate background line noise, and anti-feedback circuitry. WARRANTY: Five years

424. TESTTALKER

     TestTalker is a voice output test program designed for use by students who are blind or have low vision, or by their teachers. This software program can help students with test taking, worksheet completion, and with study materials. It can also help people complete forms electronically. It provides a computerized version of a test, worksheet, or other form that can talk. Tests are presented bimodally, with words highlighted on screen as they are spoken aloud. As an accommodation tool, this program maintains the integrity of the written test by presenting it without modification. The program has two modules: the Teacher Edition, a test-creating module designed for teachers; and the Student Edition, a test-taking module, which comes in a pack of five. The Teacher Edition scans pre-printed tests and allows teachers to configure them so students can complete the tests electronically. The Student Edition reads the test aloud and allows students to answer the questions. Teachers and students can print the blank or completed tests. This program supports true/false, multiple choice, fill-in, and extended answer tests. Tests in PDF (Adobe Portable Document Format) or Microsoft Word format can be opened in this software, but tests in ScanTron format are not supported. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium or higher processor running at least 450 megaHertz (MHz); Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP; 92 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM); a CD-ROM drive; and a compatible sound card with speaker. The Teacher Edition requires a supported TWAIN-compatible scanner, a video card, and a monitor capable of VGA video in 800x600, high-color 16-bit color mode or greater.

425. TEXT CLONER PRO

     Text Cloner Pro is an optical character recognition program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This program is designed to work with a voice output screen reader program (not included), and therefore does not include its own speech engines. The program handles multiple columns and page orientation automatically. Documents can be scanned in high speed mode, in which images and tables are ignored, or in detailed mode. Other features include single button functions, automatic image alignment, Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) support, multiple document interface, contrast adjustment, a word processor, a 100,000 word spell checker, and the ability to insert page break between scans and to save files in multiple formats. The program supports 12 languages, including English, French, Spanish, and German, and is compatible with all major screen readers. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 2000 and XP, or Vista operating system; 128 MB of RAM; 300 MHz or faster processor; 92 MB of free disk space; 4X or faster CD-ROM drive; keyboard and mouse; USB port for scanner.

426. TEXTSPEAK BASIC (MODEL TS03)

     The TextSpeak Basic, model TS03, is a direct selection communicator designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. This device has three components: a speech synthesizer, a three-watt speaker, and a dirct current (DC) power adaptor. This device also requires a PS/2 type PC keyboard (not included), which is connected to the speech synthesizer; however, it does not require a computer. The speech synthesizer converts text to a male or female voice selected by the user that is heard through the speaker. Four configurations are available, all with unlimited vocabulary, and 30 macros are available for custom phrases using internal flash memory. The unit can also be used with a telephone to speak directly over the phone. POWER: Uses the included DC power adaptor which plugs into a standard wall outlet. OPTIONS: Telephone handset connector.

427. TEXTSPEAK TS03 STANDARD, LARGE KEY, AND IR

     The TextSpeak TS03 Standard, Large Key, and IR are keyboard communicators designed for use by individuals with communication or speech disabilities. Each model has four components: a speech synthesizer, a three-watt speaker, and a direct current (DC) power adaptor. A computer is not required. The Standard model includes a mini keyboard with standard keys; the Large Key model includes a large key keyboard with keys twice the standard size; and the IR model included a wireless keyboard powered by batteries (included). For the Standard and Large Key models, the keyboard is connected to the speech synthesizer with a cord, while the wireless keyboard on the IR model uses an infrared signal to transmit the typed text to the speech synthesizer. The speech synthesizer converts the typed text to a male or female voice selected by the user that is heard through the speaker. Four configurations are available, all with unlimited vocabulary, and 30 macros are available for custom phrases using internal flash memory. All models can also be used with a telephone to speak directly over the phone. POWER: Uses the included DC power adaptor which plugs into a standard wall outlet. OPTIONS: Telephone handset connector. DIMENSIONS: The Large Key keyboard is 19 inches long.

428. THE SENTENCE MASTER: PROGRAM FOR SUCCESS IN READING LEVEL 1

     Sentence Master: A Program for Success in Reading Level 1 is a language and reading tutorial program designed to increase reading comprehension, foster independent reading and facilitate classroom inclusion for children and adults with language learning, developmental, or hearing disabilities, or autism. This program is useful for teaching reading skills to students who have difficulty with phonics or oral language, or who have impulsive learning styles and for teaching English as a second language. The program uses speech output, graphics, and animation. Over-learning of the non-content words (such as "the," "is," and "here") is emphasized; however, equal attention is given to content words. Scan speed and response time are adjustable. A lesson summary of each activity may be read on-screen or printed. This program consists of eight stories, each with its own workbook and reproducible story booklet with written exercises. Each story includes :Word recognition, sequential recognition, spelling, and sentence completion. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

429. THE SENTENCE MASTER: PROGRAM FOR SUCCESS IN READING LEVEL 2

     The Sentence Master: A Program for Success in Reading Level 2 is a language and reading tutorial program designed to increase reading comprehension, foster independent reading and facilitate classroom inclusion for children and adults with language learning, developmental, hearing disabilities, or autism. It is useful for teaching reading skills to students who have difficulty with phonics or oral language, or who have impulsive learning styles. It is also effective for teaching English as a second language. The program uses speech output, graphics, and animation. Over-learning of the non-content words (such as "the," "is," and "here") is emphasized; however, equal attention is given to content words. Scan speed and response time are adjustable. A lesson summary of each activity may be read on-screen or printed. Each level consists of eight stories, each with its own workbook and reproducible Story Booklet with written exercises. Each story includes Word Recognition, Sequential Recognition, Spelling, and Sentence Completion. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

430. THE SENTENCE MASTER: PROGRAM FOR SUCCESS IN READING LEVEL 3

     The Sentence Master: A Program for Success in Reading Level 3 is a language and reading tutorial program designed to increase reading comprehension, foster independent reading and facilitate classroom inclusion for children and adults with language learning, developmental, hearing disabilities, or autism. This program can be used for teaching reading skills to students who have difficulty with phonics or oral language, or who have impulsive learning styles or for teaching English as a second language. The program uses speech output, graphics, and animation. Over-learning of the non-content words (such as "the," "is," and "here") is emphasized; however, equal attention is given to content words. Scan speed and response time are adjustable. A lesson summary of each activity may be read on-screen or printed. Each level consists of eight stories, each with its own workbook and reproducible Story Booklet with written exercises. Each story includes the activities Word Recognition, Sequential Recognition, Spelling, and Sentence Completion. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

431. THERASHAPE GROUP TABLE

     The Therashape Group Table is a therapy table designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs or in activities requiring close proximity to the table. The table is curved with cut out areas to accommodate three individuals. The table is height-adjustable using hand knobs and the steel powder-coated legs feature knob-style column locks and six adjustable base levelers. DIMENSIONS: The table adjusts in height from 23 to 33 inches. Each of the cut-out areas is 18 inches wide x 10 inches deep. The overall table dimensions are 72 x 28 inches. COLOR: Top is maple-finished. WARRANTY: Two-year warranty.

432. THERASHAPE TABLE

     The Therashape Table is a therapy table designed to be used as a treatment, feeding, or activity table for any healthcare setting. This table accomodates four to five individuals. Three adjustable legs provide seating room and access, and offer height adjustments. The legs feature knob-style column locks, 5 adjustable base levelers, and a steel column. DIMENSIONS (LxW): The table top measures 72 x 28 inches. Table height can be adjusted from 23 to 33 inches. COLOR: Maple-finished high-pressure laminate top with a powder-coated base.

433. THUNDER PLUS SCREEN READER

     Thunder Plus Screen Reader is a voice output screen reader program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This keyboard driven program reads what the user types letter by letter or word by word. It gives full speech feedback for most text-based word processing tasks including editing documents in Microsoft Word, WordPad, or Notepad. It speaks all Windows menus and dialog boxes, and works with the Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Windows Calculator, Messenger, antivirus programs, and any accessible software program running on the user's computer. The voice can be changed, the speed can be increased or decreased, and items can be repeated. With the included WebbIE web browser, this software reads pages on the Internet from accessible web sites. The software comes with two high quality Realspeak voices, and is designed to work with Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice input software (not included; see entry) by speaking the user's Dragon commands and input. It is available in UK and US versions with British or American male and female Realspeak voices. The software package includes both a CD and a USB memory stick, and comes with technical support. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP Home, XP Professional, or Vista operating system; speakers; and 180 megabytes (MB) hard disk space. For each added Realspeak voice, approximately 80 additional MB is required.

434. THUNDER-RJ SCREENREADER-ON-A-STICK

     Thunder-RJ ScreenReader-on-a-Stick is a screen reader program designed for use by individuals with blindness or low vision or who have learning disabilities. This device is intended for those who are new to using a computer or who need a simpler alternative to more comprehensive programs. This screen reader works almost entirely using the standard keyboard arrow keys. Features include echoing of each keystroke and word; selective reading of the screen by character, word, line, or entire page; selective reading of menus; and, reading of dialog boxes and buttons. This screen reader works with Microsoft Word, WordPad, Notepad, Desktop, Explorer, My Computer, Outlook and Outlook Express, and Excel. It also includes a Web browser that breaks up complex Web pages into sequential links and lines of text that can be navigated with the arrow keys. The system also includes two high-quality SAPI-5 compliant voices: NeoSpeech Kate and Paul. (These voices require installation via the accompanying CD. Otherwise, Thunder-RJ uses the SAPI voice already on the computer, such as SAPI SAM.) Thunder-RJ is available in a choice of configurations: The first configuration provides the screenreader on an MP3 player/USB thumb drive stick, which enables the screenreader stick to be a stand-alone MP3 player, enabling the user to save MP3 music files, e-books, or podcasts on the USB drive feature of the stick, and listen to them through the included ear buds or other headphones. For screenreading, audio comes from the regular PC speakers. The USB stick is available with a choice of 512 megabytes (MB) or one gigabyte (GB) of storage capacity. The second option is designed for use with computers without an accessible headphone jack if headphone use is desired for screenreading. The screenreader is packaged on a USB sound card stick that is also a USB 256 MB thumb drive stick. This small USB device routes all sound from the PC to a headphone jack on the device; however, it does not act as an MP3 player. The system can also be purchased as software only for one computer or for one owner with multiple computers. COMPATIBILITY: For use with computers using Windows 2000/XP/Vista. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: CD Drive for installing voices. OPTIONS: MP3 Player/USB drive stick for second configuration.

435. TIGER'S TALE

     Tiger's Tale is a speech training program designed for use with individuals with speech disabilities. In this program, Tiger has lost his voice and needs help looking for it. Children "talk" for Tiger and their voices are recorded to create a movie. During Tiger's search, animated characters appear and ask children questions to elicit their thoughts, suggestions, and opinions. Conversations are developed using the child's voice along with other pre-recorded voices. If a child is asked a question and does not record an answer, there is the option to click on one of the characters and the scene will continue. This allows a child who initially refuses to speak to interact with the program and gradually increase the number of replies he or she records for Tiger. In the final scene of Tiger's Tale, students click on various objects to find Tiger's voice. Afterwards, they can watch the movie and hear their own voices speaking for Tiger. These "home" movies can be saved for future viewing, and enable students to measure their progress over time. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB Application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM. Both versions also require a microphone (not included).

436. TIME SKILLS

     Time Skills is a time management training system and time skills tutorial program designed to stress the concept that individuals nust take responsibility for their personal daily and weekly schedules. The game's Draw card categories include clocks, home, school or work, and community. Topics covered include setting a watch, setting an alarm clock, punctuality, time sheets, taking medication, making reservations, and others. The program includes the game board and playing pieces, draw cards, a teacher's guide with answers to questions on the board or draw cards and additional topics for discussion, six Individual Progress Reports, and instructions. OPTIONS: Set of 20 blank Draw cards ($6.50) and 10 Individual Progress Reports ($12.50)

437. TIP SWITCH

     The Tip Switch is a mercury switch designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. Designed to be activated by tipping the switch five degrees from the horizontal position, no activation force is required and only a very small range of motion is required. It has a smooth surface to allow easy mounting/positioning on a finger, hand, arm, headband, eyeglasses, etc. The switch provides no tactile or auditory feedback. It comes with a 1/8-inch mono plug and a 5-foot cable. DIMENSIONS: 0.9 X 0.25 X 0.25 inches.

438. TOUCH MONITOR (MODELS HM17, LM17, & TM17)

     The Touch Monitor, models HM17, LM17, and TM17, is a computer monitor with touch screen designed for use by individuals with learning, cognitive, and upper extremity disabilities. Each model features a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor fitted with Surface Wave touch technology from Elo TouchSystems, Inc., that requires no force and works just as well with fingers, a gloved hand, or a soft stylus pointing device. The monitors have thick, scratch-resistant glass, and continue to work even if scratched. OPTIONS: Model HM17 uses an Iiyama Vision Master Pro 413 model HM703UT monitor; model LM17 uses an Iiyama model LM704 monitor; and model TM17 uses an unbranded monitor with a sturdy base to reduce movement when the monitor is touched. DIMENSIONS: All models have a monitor with a 17-inch screen.

439. TOUCHMONEY SOFTWARE AND WORKSHEETS

     TouchMoney Software and Worksheets is a money management training system and tutorial program designed to teach accurate counting of various combinations of coins to people with cognitive disabilities. The software program uses a combination of teaching activities and games to help students master the TouchCounting method of touching coins in a specific location a specified number of times to determine value. As students complete each step and play its corresponding game, they learn to successfully count any combination of coins. Once students show their mastery of counting by 1's and skip-counting by 5's in the first activity, they move on to identifying coins and their values and then learning to TouchCount coins. Activities 2-5 are each followed by a game that reinforces the knowledge students have gained. Game titles include Money Tic Tac Dough, Money Match, Coin Concentration, and TouchPoint Bingo. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh or IBM-compatible computers.

440. TRACKBAR EMOTION MOUSE

     The Trackbar Emotion Mouse is an ergonomic low-force mouse designed for use by individuals with repetitive strain injury. This centered pointing device has a symmetrical design that allows the even use of both hands. It may be used either with the roll closer to the keyboard (default position) or closer to the body. The programmable buttons require only 50 to 70 Newtons/grams of force to activate. The large diameter roll bar allows for precise cursor motion with less manual effort. The surface of the bar and the buttons is smooth to the touch, and the top surface does not promote the formation of sweat on the user's arms. The mouse has six buttons with fixed functions in standard plug-and-play mode, which are customizable using the optional software. The clickable roll can be switched on and off. The function of the click feature is "double-click" on personal computers (PCs). The roll function can be rotated 180 degrees, allowing the unit to be reversed. In plug-and-play mode, the mouse uses the language of the computer operating system. With the optional software it can use any of eight languages (English, Spanish, French, Korean, Japanese, Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish). This unit has USB and microphone ports with cables for each port. OPTIONS: Sleeve; armrest; free downloadable software to customize buttons' pre-defined functions and allow use of other languages. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible or Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Plug-n-Play in Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, or 7 and Macintosh OS 9, 10.2 or later. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 32 x 105 x 280 millimeters. WEIGHT: 300 grams. COLOR: Blue, orange, purple, red, brown, green, yellow, or black with silver buttons.

441. TRANSEND LT

     TranSend LT is a dual braille / print printing system designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision. The system can produce braille together with ink text on alternating lines on the same page. Ink text can be either large or small print. The system consists of a control unit, a dot matrix printer, and a braille printer. TranSend uses text files that can be created by most popular word processing programs. The system has a built-in speech synthesizer which speaks all prompts as they appear on the control unit's screen. POWER: Uses either direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC). OPTIONS: The TranSend LT control unit can be purchased separately or together with an Epsom dot matrix printer and one of the manufacturer's Braille printer models (Romeo 25, Romeo Pro 50, Thomas, ET, Juliet Classic, Juliet Pro, Juliet Pro 60, BookMaker, or Braille Express; see separate entries). DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): Control unit is 3 x 12 x 9.5 inches. WEIGHT: Control unit is 9.5 pounds. WARRANTY: One year for the control unit and braille printer, two years for the Epsom printer.

442. TRUTONE ELECTROLARYNX KIT

     The TruTone Electrolarynx Kit is an electrically-powered artificial larynx designed for use by individuals who have had laryngectomies. This device is held in contact with the throat, and the intonation and pitch of the voice is controlled by varying pressure on a button on the artificial larynx. The user may vary the volume of his/her voice to levels appropriate to the size of the group to which the user is speaking. An adjustment screwdriver, oral straws and oral adaptor are included. POWER: Usesa 9-volt battery; a disposable battery and two rechargeable batteries are included. Additional batteries and a 9-volt battery charger are available. OPTIONS: A HandsFree electrolarynx holder (see separate entry) is also available. WEIGHT: 4.5 ounces. WARRANTY: 5-year warranty; 2-year "Drop and Soak" coverage.

443. TURBO EAR

     Turbo Ear is a personal amplification system designed for use by individuals who are hard of hearing. This micro-sized amplifier can be used in conversations, meetings, classrooms, or to hear movies or television. Features include high/low frequencies, adjustable volume, a mini earplug, and a belt-clip. POWER: Uses one triple-A battery. The unit is equipped with a built-in indicator light. DIMENSIONS: 2 13/16 x 1 9/16 x 5/8 inches. WARRANTY: 90-day warranty.

444. TURN-TALKING

     Turn-Talking is a behavior training program designed to teach conversational skills to children with cognitive disabilities. This program takes children on a guided tour of taking turns to talk. A supervisor writes a script and has people close in age to the user record the user's phrases and then the program conducts the converstion. By enabling users to write scripts, record phrases, and import pictures, the program can be customized. The program also includes pictures that can be used. This program can be accessed using a touch screen, a single switch, a keyboard, or IntelliKeys (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers or IBM and compatible computers equipped with Windows.

445. ULTRA ONE RECEIVER (MODELS 341131 & 34136)

     The Ultra One Receiver is an environmental control switch designed to enable individulas with severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury to operate electrical appliances using Ultra One transmitters (see also separate entry). Designed for use with battery- or switch-adapted devices, this receiver is equipped with a 1/8-inch mono switch plug that connects to the device to be controlled. This non-latching receiver is color coded to receive the ultrasound signal from the corresponding transmitter button. This receiver is equipped with an on/off switch. POWER: Uses one nine-volt battery (included). DIMENSIONS: 5.5 x 3.25 x 1.25 inches. COLOR: Red (model 341131) or yellow (model 34136)

446. ULTRA ONE RED BUTTON TRANSMITTER (MODEL 34130) & ULTRA ONE YELLOW BUTTON TRANSMITTER (MODEL 34135)

     The Ultra One Red Button Transmitter, model 34130, and the Ultra One Yellow Button Transmitter, model 34135, are environmental control switches designed to enable individuals with upper extremity or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury to operate electrical appliances. Once an appliance is connected to the corresponding Power Module (see also separate entry) or Ultra One Receiver (see also separate entry), pressing anywhere on the surface of this large button will activate the device. These cordless switches are color coded to transmit the ultrasound signal to the corresponding receiver or power module and provide non-directional transmission. A rubber base prevents slipping.

447. UNIPHONE 1000 & 1100

     The Uniphone 1000 & the Uniphone 1100 are combination text telephones (TT or telecommunications device for the deaf, TTY/TDD) and standard telephones with voice carry over designed to allow persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and hearing individuals to use the same telephone. The unit is compact and features a display so that persons with hearing disabilities but enough speech to converse can speak directly to the party they are calling and read the responses as text. Other features include volume control; an amplified handset; Turbo Code, which allows real time transmissions and interruptions; Auto ID, which automatically sends signals to alert people to an incoming TT call; and a two line, 2 x 24 character display. The Uniphone 1100 includes the same features plus memory for storiing conversations; pre-programmed auto answer messages; a built in ring flasher; and a display with backlight. OPTIONS: Headset. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty. An extended warranty is available.

448. UNIPHONE 1140

     The Uniphone 1140 is a a combination text telephone (TT or telecommunications device for the deaf, TTY/TDD) and standard telephone with voice carry over designed to enable persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and hearing individuals to use the same telephone. The unit is compact and features a display so that persons with hearing disabilities but enough speech to converse can speak directly to the party they are calling and read the responses as text. Other features include a standard hearing-aid compatible handset with volume control (20 decibel gain); adjustable ringer volume; hearing aid compatible handset; Turbo Code, which allows real time transmissions and interruptions; and Auto ID, which automatically sends signals to alert people to an incoming TT call. Other standard features include memory for storing conversations and auto answer messages, 10 speed dial buttons, emergency dialing keys, programmable auto answer message, Voice Carry Over (VCO) request, a TTY on/off switch, and a built in ring flasher to indicate incoming calls and interruptions. The four-row, 52-key keyboard features a QWERTY layout. Special keys include Dial, Menu, and Volume keys, as well as arrow keys to select functions and reveiw conversations. It also has sticky-key for single handed typing. The conversation is displayed on a 48-character LCD display with contrast control and backlight. Call progress indicates when the line you call is ringing or busy. This phone is also a standard telephone for incoming and outgoing voice phone calls. This phone also features a printer port for connecting an external printer (not included). POWER: Telephone connects directly to phone line. The system utilizes an alternating current (AC) adapter (charger) with 9-volt battery backup (battery not included). OPTIONS: Headset. DIMENSIONS: 8.6 x 7.1 x 2.5 inches with handset. WEIGHT: 1 pound, 2.5 ounces with battery. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty. An extended warranty is available.

449. UPLIFT SEAT ASSIST (MODELS MED-UL 100 & MED-UL 300)

     The Uplift Seat Assist, models MED-UL100 and MED-UL300, is a seat cushion with lift that converts any chair to a seat lift chair for use by individuals with neurological, lower extremity, or mobility disabilities or arthritis who have difficulty rising from a seated position. The cushion is placed on any chair and the selector is set to the weight of the user. As the user begins to shift weight to rise, the seat automatically provides a supported, stable horizontal assist, lifting 80 percent of the user's weight. This cushion features a memory foam surface; a removable, washable incontinence cover; and a carrying handle. The unit collapses flat for transport or storage. OPTIONS: Washable polyester cover. DIMENSIONS (DxW): The base is 16 x 15 inches. The seat is 19 x 17 inches Height is 10 inches open and 2 inches closed. CAPACITY: 80 to 230 pounds (Model MED-UL100); 195 to 350 pounds (MED-UL 300). WEIGHT: 9 pounds. COLOR: The included cover is black; the optional cover is available in a choice of five colors. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty.

450. UPLIFT STANDARD POWER SEAT (MODEL PS1000)

     The Uplift Standard Power Seat, model PS1000, is a seat lift cushion that converts any chair or sofa with arms to a seat lift chair for use by individuals with neurological, lower extremity, or mobility disabilities or arthritis who have difficulty rising from a seated position. The cushion is placed on the chair or sofa, and when the user is ready to rise, he or she pulls up on the power lever and places his or her hands on the arms of the chair or sofa to activate the seat, which automatically provides a supported, stable horizontal assist, lifting 100 percent of the user's weight. The seat automatically stops when it reaches the maximum height, or it can be stopped at an interim height by gently pushing down on the power lever. The Uplift Standard Power Seat includes two detachable power levers that can be used on either the left or right side on the cushion. It has an injection-molded base made of durable polycarbonate and covered with a non-slip material that prevents shifting on fabric seating surfaces. The memory foam cushion helps protect against pressure sores and has a water-resistant coating that can be wiped down with mild soap and water. The cushion's removable fabric cover is waterproof and is machine washable in cold water. The Uplift Standard Power Seat has a built-in carrying handle and collapses flat for transport or storage. POWER: Uses standard household current. DIMENSIONS (DxW): The base is 17 x 14 inches. The seat is 19 x 16. Height is 10 inches open and 2 inches closed. The power cord is 10 feet long. CAPACITY: 300 pounds. WEIGHT: 12 pounds. COLOR: The cover is black. WARRANTY: One-year limited warranty.

451. USB SWITCH INTERFACE

     The USB Switch Interface is a switch adapter for computer designed for use by individuals with fine motor and upper extremity disabilities. This switch adapter connects from one to five single switch input devices to a computer. It supports industry standard single switch software applications written for one to five single switches. Switches that have a standard 1/8-inch mini-plug fit directly in the jacks on the interface. Switches with plug sizes other than 1/8 inch can be used with an adapter. It allows switches to send space, enter, tab, esc, backspace, up arrow, down arrow, left arrow, right arrow, 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, and click. Users can change template configurations easily. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers or Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: No additional driver software is needed for Windows 98 and above; however, some versions of Windows need to be configured using Windows Hardware Wizard.

452. USING A TELEPHONE

     Using a Telephone is a telephone skills training system designed to teach people with cognitive disabilities how to place local and long distance phone calls, how to call community services, and how to make calls from pay phones. The complete program includes an instruction manual, five directories, and 15 certificates of completion. OPTIONS: Set of five directories ($21.95) and a set of fifteen certificates ($2.95).

453. VERTEX SYSTEM

     The Vertex System (formerly Workshop Information Manager) is a management information system designed specifically for workshop- rehabilitation facilities. The system consists of several software modules for different aspects of management. Modules are available individually, and can be added as needed. Module 1, "Client Payroll," covers payroll, benefit accrual, check reconciliation, and wage reporting. Module 2, "Production Control," covers job estimating, work order processing, purchasing and receiving, inventory control, job costing, and invoicing. Module 3, "Financial," covers staff payroll, general ledger, accounts payable, and accounts receivable. A "Query Report Writer" is available to permit users to create custom reports that can draw information from all of the other modules. The Vertex System is available for a number of different computer systems, including single and multi-user systems. Training and support are also available. Contact the manufacturer for details and prices. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM computers.

454. VICTOR READER CLASSIC

     Victor Reader Classic is a digital talking book player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. The Victor Reader Classic reads talking books recorded in digital format, which allows fast and easy navigation through the structure of a book. Unlike talking books on cassette, Victor Reader allows the reader to jump straight to a specific section or passage, skip from page to page, or consult the table of contents without rewinding and fast-forwarding to find a specific passage. Other advantages of digital talking books include the ability to place bookmarks, and the fact that one CD can contain a whole book. Victor Reader Classic also features controls that are easy to locate and operate; highly intelligible variable playing speed sound; easy CD insertion and removal; the ability to play music CD's; digital sound quality from a built-in speaker; and a built-in carrying handle. POWER: Uses AC adapter (included) or internal rechargeable battery. DIMENSIONS: (HxLxW): 2.75 x 9 x 9 inches. WEIGHT: 2.64 pounds.

455. VICTOR READER CLASSIC PLUS

     Victor Reader Classic Plus is a digital talking book player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This player enables professionals and students to read complex and highly structured books like textbooks, reference works, and school manuals. It supports all DAISY navigation levels, including navigation by chapter, section, page, or paragraph, and allows placement of multiple bookmarks. The device also plays audio and MP3 CDs. It has variable speed playback with pitch compensation. A Key Describer function speaks the function of each key. The player has a built-in speaker and carrying handle. POWER: Uses integrated rechargeable batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.1 x 8.2 x 9.3 inches. WEIGHT: 2.64 pounds.

456. VICTOR READER CLASSIC PLUS WITH RECORDING

     The Victor Reader Classic Plus with Recording is a digital talking book player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This device plays digital talking books in DAISY format, with navigation by chapter, section, page, and paragraph. The player has variable speed playback with pitch compensation. Users can place multiple bookmarks and record spoken notes while reading. A Key Describer function announces the functions of each key. The device also plays audio and MP3 CDs. The unit is equipped with built-in speakers and a carrying handle. POWER: Uses rechargeable batteries. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 2.1 x 8.2 x 9.3 inches. WEIGHT: 2.64 pounds.

457. VICTOR READER SOFT

     Victor Reader Soft is a software version of the Victor Reader digital talking book player (see separate entries), designed for use by persons who are blind or have low vision. Installed on a personal computer, Victor Reader Soft reads digital talking books from the computer's CD drive. It provides basic and advanced navigation features, including browsing the table of contents, skipping from section to section or returning quickly to a page, and inserting bookmarks to return to a spot or to mark important passages. A text display mode allows the user to read text on screen synchronized with audio. Notes can be taken on the computer while the audio is playing. Victor Reader Soft has a friendly interface that is fully accessible to all print disabled persons. COMPATIBILITY: For IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft Windows 9X, NT, 2000, Millennium, or XP.

458. VICTOR READER STREAM

     Victor Reader Stream is a handheld digital talking book and MP3 player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This DAISY, MP3, and NISO player enables the user to read and navigate through complex recorded books in DAISY format, including reference manuals, textbooks, and magazines. It can also play NLS download books and NLS book cartridges from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, and can read books in text format such as Bookshare using built-in text-to-speech (Nuance Vocalizer). Other features include the ability to play music files; a USB port to transfer books and music from a personal computer (PC); voice recording capability for notes; stereo headphones; high contrast tactile keys and buttons; variable speed playback; automatic sleep shutoff with multiple time settings; a carrying case with belt clip; and a built-in user guide and key describer. Content is stored on a removeable SD memory card (not included). POWER: Uses rechargeable batteries (included). DIMENSIONS: 4.6 x 2.6 x 0.9 inches. WEIGHT: 6 ounces.

459. VICTOR READER STREAM CD EDITION

     The Victor Reader Stream CD Edition is a handheld digital talking book and MP3 player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. It differs from the standard Victor Reader Stream (see separate entry) in that it does not require a PC for loading digital talking books and other content such as e-text files, music, podcasts, and voice recordings. The player comes with a CD player accessory that connects to the player via the included USB cable and can transfer DAISY books directly from a CD to the player's removable 2-gigabyte (GB) SD card (included). Ear buds and a documentation CD are also included. POWER: The player uses a rechargeable battery; battery and recharger are included. The CD accessory has a power adaptor allowing it to use standard 100-240 volt alternating current; 50-60 hertz. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): 4.6 x 2.6 x 0.9 inches (player). WEIGHT: 6 ounces. COLOR: The player is black and silver; the CD accessory is black.

460. VICTOR READER WAVE

     Victor Reader Wave is a digital talking book player designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This device plays DAISY format digital talking books, as well as MP3s and music CDs, and includes variable speed playback with auto-pitch compensation. It has a compact clamshell shape with a telephone-style keypad and tactile zones to aid users in identifying controls, and includes both audio and visual indicators for reading position (book title and section headings), volume and speed, and battery level. DIMENSIONS: 29 x 148 x 138 millimeters. WEIGHT: 260 grams.

461. VISIKEY ENHANCED VISIBILITY WIRELESS INTERNET KEYBOARD AND MOUSE

     The VisiKey Enhanced Visibility Wireless Internet Keyboard and Mouse is a large print keyboard with optical mouse designed for use by individuals with low vision. This keyboard has letters 430 percent larger than on a standard keyboard. It has the standard 104 keys, including function keys, punctuation keys, media buttons, and 15 hot keys that enable one touch access to multimedia and Internet functions. The keyboard also includes an optical mouse with touch sensors and a PS/2 connection. The mouse "sleeps" after eight minutes without use. POWER: Uses batteries (included). COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME or XP. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.5 x 7 x 18.75 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds. COLOR: Black with white lettering.

462. VISIKEY WIRED ENHANCED VISIBILITY INTERNET KEYBOARD

     The VisiKey Wired Enhanced Visibility Keyboard is a large print keyboard designed for use by individuals with low vision. This keyboard has letters 430 percent larger than on a standard keyboard. It is the standard 104 keys, including function keys, punctuation keys, media buttons, and 15 hot keys that enable one touch access to multimedia and Internet functions. The keyboard includes PS/2 and USB connections. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers and Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME or XP or Mac OS. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.5 x 7 x 18.75 inches. WEIGHT: 2 pounds. COLOR: Black with white lettering.

463. VISIOVOICE

     VisioVoice is a voice output screen reader and screen magnification program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. The screen reader can be used to listen to selected text in any application or to text, Word, HTML, PDF, or RTF documents. It has play, pause, stop, rewind and fast forward functions, and can highlight words or sentences on screen as they are spoken. The content of buttons, menus, and text entry areas can be read in applications that support Apple's Accessibility API, including Safari, Mail, Finder, TextEdit, and many third-party applications. An Image Enlarger window zooms the area around the cursor, and a Text Enlarger shows the title of buttons, menus, text entry areas, and other text in large type in a separate window. Other features include large, customizable cross-hair and target cursors; the ability to convert Text, Word, HTML, PDF and RTF documents to audio files or iTunes tracks; user-configurable system-wide hot keys; and translations of VoiceOver and VoiceOver Utility for French and Dutch. The program comes with Infovox iVox, which provides voices for the Mac. OPTIONS: Spanish, French, British English, or Brazilian Portuguese Spanish add-on. COMPATIBILITY: For use on Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS X 10.4 or later operating system; G3/G4/G5 900 megaHertz (MHz) processor with 512 megabytes (MB) or any Intel Mac.

464. VM VOICE MAGNIFIER (MODEL HGA-VM)

     The VM (Voice Magnifier), model HGA-VM, is a voice amplifier designed for use by individuals who can only whisper or who have a very soft voice. Used with a telephone, this unit can add from 0 to 25 decibels of gain to the user’s voice. It is to be used with a standard phone equipped with modular connectors between the receiver and phone base. It comes with a telephone receiver cord. POWER: Uses a 9-volt battery (included). WARRANTY: 1-year repair or replace warranty.

465. VOCALLY INFINITY

     The Vocally Infinity Voice Activated Dialer is a voice activated telephone dialer designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision, severe physical disabilities, or spinal cord injury. This hardware accessory connects to a telephone and phone line. For up to 40 names entered into its directory, it dials the number when the name of the person to be called is spoken. This model also enables the user to dial to any number, simply by saying the digits to dial, digit by digit. When the handset is picked up, the dialer automatically asks for a name to call, but allows the user to dial manually using the phone keypad by saying nothing at the prompt or pressing one of the phone keys to get a dial tone.

466. VOICE SENSE

     Voice Sense is a braille notetaker and personal digital assistant designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. This unit has a Perkins-style keyboard for inputting information and synthesized speech for outputting information. It has a high speed processor with 1 gigabyte of memory, a USB OTG port, and SD and CF slots. Functions include notetaking, address and schedule manager, e-mail, voice recording, a Daisy talking book player, an MP3 player, an FM radio receiver, and wireless networking (LAN and Bluetooth). POWER: Uses rechargeable lithium polymer battery. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 0.98 x 3.6 x 7.4 inches. WEIGHT: 0.58 pounds.

467. VOICE SWITCH

     The Voice Switch is a sound-based control switch designed for use by individuals with neurological or severe physical disabilities, and a sound production training device designed for use by individuals with speech disabilities. This device provides a switch closure to control connected assistive technology in response to sound production, and it can be used to train sound production capability by persons with speech disabilities, including persons who have limited ability to produce sounds with the larynx or voice box because of cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, brainstem stroke, or nerve damage due to injury or surgery. The device comes in a plastic case and all controls are on the front panel, while the input and output ports are located on the top panel. It is equipped with a removable belt clip.The unit contains software that analyzes an incoming sound to determine if it is human speech. The switch can be set up by the user to only accept speech sounds, or to accept any sound (including speech sounds) that meets the input requirements. Two knobs on the top panel enable the user to set the sound duration and volume required to activate the output relay. The third knob adjusts the volume of the auditory feedback to the user indicating that a sound has met the input requirements. The output relay is activated for 0.1 second (100 milliseconds). POWER: Uses two double-A batteries. DIMENSIONS: 4.5 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches. WEIGHT: Less than one pound.

468. VOICENOTE BT

     VoiceNote BT is a braille notetaker designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. Input is made through a nine-key braille keyboard while output is delivered through synthetic speech. The notetaker has a Windows CE operating system and a program suite that includes a word processor that can read and write files in Microsoft Word format; a planner with a calendar, scheduler, and diary with audible alarms; an address list manager; an e-mail program with POP3 access; a scientific calculator; a file manager; translation programs for translating between text, braille, ASCII, Microsoft Word, and WordPerfect formats; an ActiveSync function with the ability to transfer files between the notetaker and a personal computer; and a remote synthesizer to allow the device to act as a speech synthesizer for other computers. This braille notetake has a visual display function that allows a blind student doing schoolwork in braille to show it to a sighted teacher by connecting the notetaker to a personal computer running a terminal program like Windows Hyperterminal. The notetaker has 8 megabytes (MB) flash disk memory, which is internally upgradeable to 48 MB. Interfaces include an RJ11 telephone socket, an infrared port, a Type 11 PCMCIA card slot, a 9-pin serial port, and a 25-pin parallel port. POWER: Uses internal battery for 21 hours of use or alternating current (AC) adaptor. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.6 x 9.9 x 5.9 inches. WEIGHT: 1.65 pounds.

469. VOICENOTE QT

     VoiceNote QT is an electronic notetaker designed for use by persons who are blind or have low vision. Input is made through a standard alphabetic (QWERTY) computer keyboard while output is delivered through synthetic speech. This notetaker has a Windows CE operating system and a program suite that includes a word processor that can read and write files in Microsoft Word format; a planner with a calendar, scheduler, and diary with audible alarms; an address list manager; an e-mail program with POP3 access; a scientific calculator; a file manager; translation programs for translating between text, braille, ASCII, Microsoft Word, and WordPerfect formats; an ActiveSync function with the ability to transfer files between the notetaker and a personal computer; and a remote synthesizer to allow the notetaker to act as a speech synthesizer for a personal computer. The notetaker has 8 megabytes (MB) flash disk memory, which can be upgraded to 48 MB. Interfaces include an RJ11 telephone socket, an infrared port, an Type 11 PCMCIA card slot, a 9-pin serial port, and a 25-pin parallel port. POWER: Uses internal battery for 21 hours use or an alternating current (AC) adaptor. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 1.6 x 9.9 x 5.9 inches. WEIGHT: 1.65 pounds.

470. VOICEPOD

     VoicePod is a digital recorder and playback unit for direct selection communiction cards designed for use by individuals with cognitive, communication, or speech disabilities. This portable recording and playback unit enables the user to create talking cards using photos, language cards and Picture Communication Symbols (PCS). It includes 36 reusable, two-sided sleeves for up to 72 stored messages, which can be up to nine seconds each. Messages can be erased and re-recorded. A record-lock feature prevents accidental erasures. The unit includes an attachable PRESS/PLAY bar. It comes with 36 dual-sided cards, plastic storage boxes, and an instruction book. POWER: Uses 3 triple-A batteries (included). DIMENSIONS (LxW): 5.5 x 4.5 inches.

471. VXI TALKPRO COMPUTER HEADSET

     The VXI TalkPro Computer Headset is a headset for computer designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision, severe physical disabilities, or upper extremity disabilities. This monaural headset is designed for computer voice input and incorporates a noise canceling microphone and VXI Translator software, which optimizes voice band response and reduces distortion. The software works with all desktop and laptop sound cards, including older, non-standard sound cards. The headset has an adjustable headband and a flexible microphone boom for left- or right-side microphone placement. It also has a 270-degree swivel ear piece and a soft, cupped ear cushion, plus a jack for computer speakers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Personal computer (PC) with sound card. WARRANTY: Two years.

472. WAFER SWITCH (MODEL 50180)

     The Wafer Switch, model 50180, is a touch switch designed with five membrane switches in one low-profile housing designed for use by individuals with gross motor skill use and a large range of motion. This switch is a multiple switch used to control any device that requires five single switches for operation, such a as a wheelchair or a communication aid. It may also be used to control up to five separate devices which are operated with a single switch. This switch has five large, slightly recessed membrane switches, each marked with a different direction for cursor control or joystick emulation. The switch does not provide tactile or auditory feedback. DIMENSIONS: 15.5 x 6 x 0.5 inches. The pressure plates are 2.25 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 8 ounces.

473. WEB EYES PERSONAL VERSION

     Web Eyes Personal Version is a large print program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This web browser plug-in allows the user to adjust font sizes in existing web content from four to 144 points, including text and menu items, dialog boxes, tables, forms, and graphics. Column widths automatically adjust according to the selected font size. Other features include shaded background, non-scrolling text, and keyboard and mouse independent navigation. OPTIONS: Versions for Windows 98 or higher and Windows NT are available for download and on CD-ROM. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 or higher or Windows NT operating system.

474. WHEEL OF SOUNDS

     Wheel of Sounds is a cause and effect training program designed for use by individuals with cognitive disabilities. This switch-activated game plays an object's sound when the object is selected by the spinner. The spinner is activated by step scanning, timed scanning, a single switch press, a mouse click, or touch-screen. Once the picture is selected and the sound is played, a new picture will take its place. Wheel of Sounds gives the user the capability of setting the field of pictures to display two, three, or four pictures at a time, creating customized games by selecting only certain pictures to include in a game. Users can also optionally add their own pictures and sounds. Included with the program are separate games for pictures of various objects, a game for letters, a game for colors, and a game for numbers. Auditory scanning is built into the program. Wheel of Sounds can also be used as a matching activity. When "Matching" is turned on, one of the pictures in the field of pictures is copied to the center of the spinner. The user must then select the picture that matches the one in the center of the spinner. If the picture chosen does not match, a voice will tell the user that the picture does not match and the sound associated with the picture is not played. If the picture matches, the computer will say "very good" and will play the sound associated with the picture. Statistics on the percentages of correct and incorrect matches can be saved if desired to monitor the user's progress. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 or higher operating system with a minimum 233 megaHertz (MHz) processor, 32 megabytes (MB) random access memory (RAM), 50 MB of hard drive space and a 16-bit color monitor.

475. WHEELS!

     Wheels! is a video game designed for use by children with cognitive, sensory, or motor disabilities. This game can be played as a game or it can be used to teach wheelchair control skills. This three-dimensional video game has players fight evil clowns and mad robots with pie guns that "cream" the monsters with lemon meringue pies; the monsters fight back with pie guns that fire blueberry pies. The game uses easy-to-follow mazes set in a familiar school setting with familiar objects. Each maze offers three levels of user-selectable difficulty. The level of difficulty is determined by the entrance selected. At the medium and hard levels, damage is incurred when walls are struck, teaching the skills needed for powered wheelchair control. As the player finishes each maze, the hallways become narrower and the clowns and robots become more aggressive, creating greater challenge. The game can be accessed with a joystick, a mouse, a trackball, the keyboard, Intellikeys (see sepatate entry), HeadMouse (see separate entry), Tracker (see separate entry), and other alternative input devices. COMPATIBILITY: Versions are available for use on Macintosh computers and IBM and compatible coomputers equipped with Windows95.

476. WHERE DOES MY MONEY GO? LEVEL I & LEVEL II

     Where Does My Money Go? is a money management training system in a board game format designed for use with individuals with learning and other cognitive disabilities. Both levels use realistic currency to teach basic money handling skills. Level I ($64.95) requires players to conduct money transactions at the grocery store, restaurant, mall, and shopping mart. It also focuses on ways to earn money, pay bills, and deal with unexpected expenses. The currency at this level is limited quarters, $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills. Draw cards inform players of how much money they will receive or how much they will pay for an item. Bank Pass cards, which are given to each player as a savings account, can be cashed in as needed. This set includes a laminated game board, 200 illustrated Draw cards, 18 Bank Pass Cards, six playing pieces, one die, money, and a teacher's guide. Level II ($74.95) functions similarly to level one, but requires more advanced skills. Pennies, nickels, and dimes are added and the pay and get money requirements differ from those in Level I. This set also includes a laminated game board, 200 illustrated Draw cards, 18 Bank Pass Cards, six playing pieces, one die, money, and a teacher's guide. OPTIONS: A Level II Upgrade Kit ($29.95) for those who own the Level I set.

477. WHERE DOES MY MONEY GO? SOFTWARE

     Where Does My Money Go? Software is a money management training system in a game format designed for use with individuals with learning and other cognitive disabilities. This game uses realistic currency to teach basic money handling skills and requires players to conduct money transactions at the grocery store, restaurant, mall, and shopping mart. It focuses on ways to earn money, pay bills, and deal with unexpected expenses. Draw cards inform players of how much money they will receive or what they will pay for an item. This software provides voice prompts and graphics to cue one to four players. The software provides options such as Instructions, Timer which can be set to determine the length of the game, Check Score, and Quit Game. The actual game screen offers choices as Roll Die (an animated die rolls), Bank (allows players to withdraw from savings), Wallet (holds the players' money and enables them to pay or get funds), and Score (dispays current score). To play, a player clicks on the roll button and the die rolls and the player's pawn moves the appropriate number of spaces to land on a category. The player then clicks to draw a card from that category and follows the instructions illustrated either to spend money (i.e., paying for a game of bowling) or to receive money (i.e., receiving $10 as a gift). The player clicks on the "Wallet" button and the button blinks to cue the player. The amount to pay or get is shown on the screen and the player clicks on realistic-looking coins and bills until the correct amount is reached. Players are given five tries per turn to reach the correct amount. COMPATIBILITY: Available for use on IBM and compatible computers or for use on Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: For IBM and compatible computers: 386 DX or higher, 8 megabytes (MB) RAM, a Soundblaster or compatible sound card, 16 MB free hard drive space, and a 640 x 480 256-color Super VGA (SVGA) monitor. For Macintosh computers: MacIIci or higher, System 7 or higher, 8 MB RAM, 16 MB free hard drive space, and a 640 x 480 256-color monitor.

478. WINDOW-EYES PROFESSIONAL

     Window-Eyes Professional is a screen reader program designed to provide access to Windows and Windows-based applications for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Window-Eyes provides easy control and setup, and a wide variety of features for automatic reading of menus, dialog boxes, progress bars, scroll bars, and other Windows activities. A read-to-end feature allows documents to be read from beginning to end without stopping. Features can be configured to personal taste. Window-Eyes provides access to web pages, including those with tables, using Microsoft Internet Explorer. It also supports Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Fifty windows are simultaneosly available for reading, while 26 hyperactive windows may be monitored for changes or specified occurrences such as exact text matches. More than 150 hot keys can be defined for Window-Eyes commands, while hot keys that are unneeded can be left undefined. Windows-Eyes works with all video systems, nearly 30 different Braille displays, and most popular voice synthesizers. A manual is supplied in print, on audio cassette, and on disk. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM-compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Minimum 32 MB of random access memory (RAM), 64 MB RAM recommended; Windows 95/98/Millennium Edition/ 2000/XP); and speech synthesizer (Sounding Board, Speak-Out, Accent, Apollo, Artic, Votalker, Audapter, ASP, Braille 'n Speak, DECtalk, Portable DECtalk, DECtalk PC/Express, DECtalk Access32, DoubleTalk PC & LT, Echo PC, Keynote, Keynote Gold Multimedia, Lite Talk, MultiVoice, Personal speech system, Reading Edge, SmarTalk, TextAssist, PROSE 4000, Voice Card, Triple Talk, Microsoft Speech Engine, FlexTalk, or Eloquence/Via Voice). WARRANTY: Limited 30-day warranty.

479. WINSCAN

     WinSCAN is a single switch control interface designed to provide independent control access to programs for individuals who are single switch users. This product allows the user to navigate through Windows, choose program icons and run application programs and games. WinSCAN works by superimposing a scanning control display window in front of an application program. The display contains words or icons to represent the functions needed to navigate and operate the software. The display can be positioned in a desired location on the screen and the rate of scan can be set as desired, verticaly or horizontally. When the user responds to the scan by pressing the switch, WinSCAN sends the appropriate command to the running application program. The package includes the WinSCAN software, User's Guide, and SS-ACCESS! control interface (see separate entry). COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM PCS and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 or 98.

480. WISP 2000

     WISP 2000 is a control switch interface designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This wireless device has built-in sip/puff capability and it can be used with any other ability switch connected to the built-in three millimeter stero jack to create wireless control. This switch can transmit two switch closures, and can be used as a remote switch interface for single switch scanning software or for any device controlled by a single or dual switch. WISP 2000 can also be used to perform mouse clicks with the Tracker (see separate entry). The switch has a range of 20 feet. POWER: Uses one 9-volt battery. DIMENSIONS: The transmitter is 4.25 x 2.4 x 0.9 inches. The receiver is 4.25 x 2.6 x 1.1 inches. WEIGHT: The combined weight is 4 ounces.

481. WORDQ WRITING AID SOFTWARE

     WordQ is a word prediction program designed for use by individuals with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. This software works in conjunction with standard Windows and Macintosh word processors and other applications, using state-of-the-art word prediction to provide suggested word options. Text-to-speech capability provides cues. The software continuously provides word lists as the user types and combines visual and speech feedback to aid the user in appropriate word selection and in self-detecting errors. Operating on the assumption that the user's oral skills are better than written language skills, the software's speech feedback aids the user in detecting errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation that might otherwise go unnoticed. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible and Apple Macintosh computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 1 Ghz or higher processor and 512 megabytes RAM (Windows PC), and Windows XP, Vista 32/64-bit, Win 7 32/64-bit or Mac OS X (10.4 - 10.5).

482. WORDREAD

     WordRead is a screen reader program designed for use by individuals who need assistance reading text from a computer. It speaks text on the computer screen using ScanSoft RealSpeak, including Word documents, e-mail, web pages, spreadsheets, presentations, and accessible PDF files. In Microsoft Word or web pages viewed with Internet Explorer, the user clicks the mouse at any starting point and presses the "play" button. The program reads from that point onward, highlighting each sentence as it is read, continuing until the document has finished or the user presses "stop." In other applications, text is spoken when it is selected. Word files, web pages, and other text can be converted to audio files and saved. The program comes with 17 RealSpeak voices and languages in which to listen to text. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98, Me, 2000, XP, or Vista operating system; Microsoft Word 2000, XP, 2003, or 2007; Pentium 350 megaHertz (MHz) processor; 128 megabyted (MB) RAM; sound card or sound chip; headphones or speakers; 40 MB hard drive space for English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Dutch, Swedish, German, and Italian, and 160 MB for other Realspeak languages.

483. WORDS & CONCEPTS I

     Words & Concepts I is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed to enrich vocabulary, strengthen language comprehension, increase understanding of word relationships and encourage concept development for individuals with developmental, cognitive, physical, visual, hearing, and language learning disabilities, and autism. The program offers the following activities using a 40 noun core vocabulary and pictures, usually at three levels of difficulty: Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, Word Association, Concept-Same/Alike, and Concept-Different. Scan speed, response time, and criterion for ending the lesson can be adjusted. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB)RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive.

484. WORDS & CONCEPTS II

     Words & Concepts II is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed to enrich vocabulary, strengthen language comprehension, increase understanding of word relationships and encourage concept development for individuals with developmental, physical, visual, hearing and language learning disabilities, and autism. The program offers the following activities using a 40 noun core vocabulary and pictures, usually at three levels of difficulty: Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, Word Association, Concept-Same/Alike, and Concept-Different. Scan speed, response time, and criterion for ending the lesson can be adjusted. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; a Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; and a 4x speed CD-ROM.

485. WORDS & CONCEPTS III

     Words and Concepts III is a language and vocabulary tutorial program designed to enrich vocabulary, strengthen language comprehension, increase understanding of word relationships and encourage concept development for individuals with developmental, physical, visual, hearing and language learning disabilities, and autism. The program offers the following activities using a 40 noun core vocabulary and pictures, usually at three levels of difficulty: Vocabulary, Categorization, Word Identification by Function, Word Association, Concept-Same/Alike, and Concept-Different. Scan speed, response time, and criterion for ending the lesson can be adjusted. COMPATIBILITY: For use with Macintosh and IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The version for IBM and compatible computers requires a Pentium 133 megaHertz (MHz) or faster processor; a hard drive with Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP or later; 16 megabytes (MB) RAM; Windows compatible sound card; and a 4x speed CD-ROM drive. The Macintosh version requires a 68040 processor or PowerPC; System 7.5 or later; 8 MB application RAM; 4x speed CD-ROM.

486. WRITING WITH SYMBOLS 2000

     Writing with Symbols 2000 is a picture-based voice output word processing program designed for use by children with cognitive or learning disabilities. This program enables individuals who do not recognize text to write with pictures. Picture symbols appear with each word as it is typed. The program also allows teachers and parents to make picture-based instructional materials, and includes a pictorial spell checker. The program includes over 3,800 Picture Communication Symbols, each in black and white and color, over 4,000 black and white Rebus symbols, with multiple symbols to choose from for many words. The user can import additional photos and graphics. Text and symbol sizes and background colors are adjustable, and symbols can appear above or below the text. The program supports scanning for one or two switches. Files created with the program can be saved as HTML documents. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows 98 to XP operating system; Pentium II processor; 64 megabytes (MB) total system RAM; 250 MB program disk space; sound card; and CD drive.

487. WYNN WIZARD & WYNN READER

     WYNN Wizard and WYNN Reader are voice output, web browser, and text editor programs intended to help individuals with learning disabilities to read, write, study, and comprehend text more effectively. WYNN can read aloud ASCII text files, standard word processing files, digital talking books (DAISY and NIMAS), PDF files, web pages, and e-mail using RealSpeak Solo, which offers multiple voices and languages. Text is highlighted as it is read, and the user can control the speed at which text is read. WYNN can create and edit text and word processing files and convert them to PDF. It also includes word prediction and dictionary functions. WYNN offers a fully functional web browser that has pop-up blocking, and it is compatible with Java, Flash and WebCT. It offers specialized, icon-driven toolbars for specific functions, including web browsing, reading, writing, studying, and file management. WYNN Wizard includes an optical character recognition (OCR) program that can convert a scanned document into readable text that can be displayed in its original format or as text alone. Each software package includes a CD, a set of manuals, and a microphone. WYNN can be purchased for a single computer or for installation on a network. COMPATIBILITY: For use with IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The IBM and compatible version requires Pentium or higher processor running at least 400 megahertz (MHz); Windows 2000, XP, or Vista operating system (the network version requires Windows XP, 2003 Server or 2000, or Novell Netware 6.0); 128 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM); 400 MB of available hard disk space (1 GB if installing RealSpeak Solo voices); SoundBlaster 16-compatible or better sound card with microphone and speaker or headphones; a video card and monitor capable of VGA video in 800 x 600 resolution with 16-bit color mode or greater; an Internet connection, plus an ISP (Internet Service Provider); a CD ROM or R/W drive; and for the OCR feature in WYNN Wizard, a supported TWAIN-compatible scanner.

488. ZOOMTEXT LARGE-PRINT KEYBOARD

     ZoomText Large-Print Keyboard is a large print keyboard designed for use by individuals with low vision. Each key and button label has 36-point text and a high-contrast color scheme. The keyboard has sixteen dedicated buttons for Zoomtext screen magnification / screen reader software (see separate entry). These dedicated buttons allow the user to start ZoomText, change magnification levels, toggle screen enhancements, and launch AppReader and DocReader. The user can reassign the keys to preferred ZoomText commands, Internet or multimedia commands, or to open an application, document, or web page. COLOR: White on black or black on yellow.

489. ZOOMTEXT MAGNIFIER

     ZoomText Magnifier is a screen magnification program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This program provides magnification of up to 16 times and enhances the entire screen. Features include features all color smoothing, for clear and sharp text at all magnification levels, pointer and cursor enhancements that make it easy to find the mouse pointer and text cursor, and color filtering that enables users to change screen colors. Other features include Web Finder, Desktop Finder, Zoom Window Freeze, and Zoom Window Adjust. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium II or faster processor, Windows XP, ME, 2000, NT4 (Service Pack 6) or 98, Internet Explorer 4.0 or later, High Color (16-bit) or True Color (24- or 32-bit) display driver, a minimum 128 megabytes (MB) RAM (256 MB recommended).

490. ZOOMTEXT MAGNIFIER / SCREEN READER

     ZoomText Magnifier/Screen Reader is a screen reader and magnification program designed for use by individuals with low vision. This program provides all the features of ZoomText Magnifier (see separate entry) plus screen reading capability. In addition to the screen magnification features, this program also provides screen reading that echoes typing, reads information pointed to by the mouse, and speaks program events as they occur. Flexible verbosity settings gives the user complete control over the amount of information spoken by ZoomText. An AppReader feature reads documents, Web pages, and email, from within the parent application. This enables users to automatically read through an entire document or manually navigate by word, line, or sentence. In addition, a SpeakIt tool enables reading of selected areas of the screen by clicking or dragging with the mouse. Any text that is visible on the screen can be spoken, even if it is outside the active program. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium II or higher processor; Windows XP, ME, 2000, NT4 (Service Pack 6) or 98; Internet Explorer 4.0 or later; High Color (16-bit) or True Color (24- or 32-bit) display driver; a minimum of 128 megabytes (MB) RAM (256 MB recommended); and a Windows sound card.

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