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Windows-Based Tutorials

Windows tutorials are available to assist people who are blind or visually impaired in learning to use Windows and Windows applications. Tutorials come in different formats--cassette, braille, ASCII disk, CD-ROM, and online. These tutorials are designed to assist in reducing the steep learning curve involved in mastering a visual operating system, a new application, and a screen reader at the same time. Some Windows tutorials may be downloaded free of charge from some sites on the Internet. Others may be purchased from various assistive technology manufacturers and independent sources and may cost up to $300.

55 Products in Category


A Verbal View of Microsoft Word 2000
A Verbal View of Windows
Advanced HTML Tutorials
An Immersion into Eudora
An Immersion into Outlook
Creating Access (2000) Databases with JAWS For Windows 3.5 / 3.7
Eudora Pro 4.0 with JAWS For Windows 3.5 Tutorial for Beginners
Excel 2000 with JAWS For Windows 3.7 Tutorial for Beginners
Excel 2000 with Window-Eyes 4.0 / 4.1 Tutorial for Beginners
FrontPage 2000 with JAWS For Windows 3.7 Tutorial for Beginners
FrontPage 2000 with Window-Eyes 4.0 Tutorial for Beginners
Getting a Grip on HTML -- tutorial on developing web pages
HTML - The Basics of Web Page Design
Intermediate Excel 2000 with JAWS for Windows 3.7
Intermediate Excel 2000 with Window-Eyes 4.1 Tutorial
Intermediate Word 2000 with JAWS for Windows 3.7
Intermediate Word 2000 with Window-Eyes 3.1
Intermediate WordPerfect 9 with Window-Eyes 4.0
Internet Explorer 5 with JAWS For Windows 3.5x Tutorial for Beginners
Internet Explorer 5 with Window-Eyes 3.1 Tutorial for Beginners
Internet Fundamentals with JAWS for Windows 4.02
Microsoft Access 2002 with JAWS For Windows 4.5 Tutorial for Beginners
Microsoft Outlook 2000 and 2002/XP From the Keyboard
Netscape Navigator 4.03 with JAWS For Windows 3.0 Tutorial for Beginners
Netscape Navigator 4.07 with Window-Eyes 3.0 Tutorial for Beginners
Norton Internet Security 2001 with Window-Eyes 4.11 Tutorial
Norton Internet Security 2001 with JFW 4.01 Tutorial
Outlook 2000 with JAWS For Windows 3.31 Tutorial for Beginners
Outlook 2000 with Window-Eyes 3.1 Tutorial for Beginners
Outlook Express 5 with JAWS For Windows 3.5 Tutorial for Beginners
Outlook Express 5 with Window-Eyes 3.1 Tutorial for Beginners
PowerPoint 2000 with JAWS For Windows 3.7 Tutorial for Beginners
Speaking of Microsoft Access
Speaking of Microsoft Excel
Speaking of Microsoft Word
Speaking of Outlook Express
Speaking of the Internet Second Edition with Eudora
Speaking of the Internet Second Edition with Outlook Express
Speaking of Windows
Speaking of WordPerfect
The Microsoft Excel 2002 with JAWS For Windows 4.02 Tutorial for Beginners
Using Jaws For Windows With Outlook 2000
Using Jaws With Microsoft Word
Windows 95 Explained
Windows 98 with JAWS for Windows 3.3 Tutorial for Beginners
Windows 98 with Window-Eyes 3.0 Tutorial for Beginners
Windows Millennium (ME) with JAWS For Windows 4.01 Tutorial for Beginners
Windows Millennium (ME) with Window-Eyes 4.11 Tutorial for Beginners
Windows XP with JAWS For Windows 4.02 Tutorial
Word 2000 with JAWS For Windows 3.31 Tutorial for Beginners
Word 2000 with Window-Eyes 3.1 Tutorial for Beginners
Word 2002 with JAWS For Windows 4.02
WordPerfect 8 with JAWS For Windows 3.2 Tutorial for Beginners
WordPerfect 8 with Window-Eyes 2.1 Tutorial for Beginners
WordPerfect 9 with JAWS for Windows 3.7

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