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LIGHTNING MAGNIFIER    

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Picture of LIGHTNING MAGNIFIER Lightning Magnifier is a screen magnification program designed for use by individuals with low vision. With this software, whatever appears on the computer screen can be magnified up to 32 times. This software can magnify the entire screen, or a selected area with a magnification strip, a vertical or horizontal split screen, or a lens. It works with all Windows applications and video clips, and can change the shape or size of letters and pictures, smooth fonts, and invert on-screen colors for better contrast. This software is available in an installable CD version or a portable version that runs directly from a USB Memory stick. COMPATIBILITY: For use on IBM and IBM-compatible computers. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system.

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Price: 349.00 to 195.00 .

This product record was updated on July 7, 2010.

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Claro Software Ltd

Premier House
Office 27, Church Street
Preston, Lancashire PR1 3BQ
United Kingdom
Telephone: 011-44-870-760-5877.
Fax: 011-44-870-132-7471.
Web: http://www.clarosoftware.com.


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