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About GW MicroFounded in 1990, GW Micro, a Fort Wayne, Indiana-based, assistive technology company, is committed to producing the most reliable screen reader available for people who are blind. Window-Eyes allows them to hear (with speech synthesis) and feel (via refreshable Braille displays) the Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000, and Windows XP operating systems. About Window-EyesThere's a song that says, it's a small world after all. And the song is right. Only it's getting even smaller. The Internet has put the entire world into the hands of anyone with a computer and a modem. You can talk with a friend in Australia. Tour the museums of China. Read the news from India, Spain and Japan. But what good is having the whole world at your fingertips, if your screen reader has stability problems? That's where we come in. Window-Eyes is nothing less than the most advanced, most stable screen reader available. With Windows 9x, Me, XP and windows 2000 compatibility and the ability to read more screens than our nearest competitor, Window-Eyes is the most rock solid screen reader on the market today. Window-Eyes gives you total control over what you hear and how you hear it. And with our new Braille support, we extend that control to what you feel. And how you feel it. And configuring Window-Eyes is a snap. Just log onto our web page where you'll find configurations for a broad range of applications. There's no need to learn a complicated scripting language. Window-Eyes is about letting you hear and feel all the world has to offer without a lot of technical hassles. It's out there waiting for you. With the industry's leading Technical Support department, GW Micro is committed to providing you with the best support for the best product. Visit the GW Micro website.
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