New Format for Ms. Word
Since a year ago has emerged a discourse about the new file format as a supporter or adds ins for Microsoft products that Ms. Word. As the most popular applications that are commonly used by almost all computer users to create reports such as word processing, typing school work, typing letters and so forth. it is obvious this application is required a lot of people, but not just for people who have disability such as blindness. Starting from this, the idea appears to Ms. Word can be enjoyed also by people who have disability to guarantee ease of use.
Daisy as a solution as a new Microsoft Word format that Unmute
News about the new format of Microsoft Word this time really shows concern Microsoft in people with disabilities. Daisy, so the format is the latest from Microsoft. Daisy is stand for “Digital Accesible Information System” is a format that allows persons with physical and mental limitations to be able to listen to the contents of a file through the narrator's voice. Thus, those who have these limitations can be 'read' the contents of a text file through the hearing of their ears.
Of course this is very encouraging news for people with disabilities, as expected with the Daisy will expand their opportunities to learn and follow the development of extensive information.
Microsoft along with the web site SourceForge open source plans to launch a free plug-in is at the beginning of next year. Plug-in that can convert Office 2007 files into the Daisy format, will translate text into voice form. The application is a free plug this will automatically add the option "Save as Daisy" in Microsoft Word 2007, 2003 and XP.
Daisy's own supporters consortium consists of 70 non-profit company that since 1996, seeks to publish and provide extensive information for persons with disabilities. Daisy was actually an acronym of "Digital Accessible Information System ', which refers to the provision pemaknaannya access to digital information systems extensively for anyone, including people with disabilities. Computer services digital narrative is used for persons with limitations such as dyslexia, Parkinson's, and various kinds of illness or other physical limitations. (Dna)
Daisy as a solution as a new Microsoft Word format that Unmute
News about the new format of Microsoft Word this time really shows concern Microsoft in people with disabilities. Daisy, so the format is the latest from Microsoft. Daisy is stand for “Digital Accesible Information System” is a format that allows persons with physical and mental limitations to be able to listen to the contents of a file through the narrator's voice. Thus, those who have these limitations can be 'read' the contents of a text file through the hearing of their ears.
Of course this is very encouraging news for people with disabilities, as expected with the Daisy will expand their opportunities to learn and follow the development of extensive information.
Microsoft along with the web site SourceForge open source plans to launch a free plug-in is at the beginning of next year. Plug-in that can convert Office 2007 files into the Daisy format, will translate text into voice form. The application is a free plug this will automatically add the option "Save as Daisy" in Microsoft Word 2007, 2003 and XP.
Daisy's own supporters consortium consists of 70 non-profit company that since 1996, seeks to publish and provide extensive information for persons with disabilities. Daisy was actually an acronym of "Digital Accessible Information System ', which refers to the provision pemaknaannya access to digital information systems extensively for anyone, including people with disabilities. Computer services digital narrative is used for persons with limitations such as dyslexia, Parkinson's, and various kinds of illness or other physical limitations. (Dna)
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