![]() ![]() Magnifier is yet another of the Windows Ease of Access features designed to assist anyone who either has trouble reading their screen, or even just creative professionals wants a tool that will allow them to get a close up view of detail work in 3D modeling, Photoshop, or game design. Here in Narrator, you can switch between the two, though neither has any particular advantage over the other, and in general it’s merely a matter of personal preference. One voice option you might not recognize from the previous version of Windows, however, is Microsoft’s Zira, who’s offered up as an alternative to the standard male orator, David. ![]() Many of the same features first introduced in Windows 7 have carried through to 10, such as reading off the characters you type as you type them, playing audio cues when you click into new pages or applications, and reading off hints for controls and buttons which will nudge sight challenged users in the right direction based on carefully tuned prediction algorithms. ![]() For the blind or those with acute sight limitations, Narrator is a vital tool which will read off the contents of any page, window, or application your click into piece by piece, while also reciting the specific portions of those selections out loud. ![]()
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