Microsoft Offering Free Screen Reading Software For Office

Good news for people with visual impairments: Microsoft is offering a free copy of GW Micro’s Window-Eyes screen reading software to anyone who owns Office 2010 and 2013.

The offer applies to Office 365 subscriptions as well as the free desktop client. Anyone can download the app, but if an appropriate version of Office isn’t installed, it will only work for 30 minutes. The full paid version of Window-Eyes offers a few extra features and technical support, but all the basic features are in the free version.

Window-Eyes For Office [via Office Blogs]


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