We are proud to announce the newest and most comprehensive release of ZoomText – version 9.18.8.
In addition to the already versatile capabilities of ZoomText 9.18 like Windows 7 support, Windows Vista 64-bit support, smooth panning, and built-in scripting support, 9.18.8 includes several bug fixes!
Read more about 9.18, read the release notes, or download a free 60-day trial to give it a try yourself.
We had another great experience at ATIA in Orlando this year. Check out this cool video we made from the exhibit hall - you’ll feel like you were there!
For many people who are visually impaired, completing classwork at any level of education can be difficult, especially if you don’t always have the right equipment or accommodations met.
Click here to read more about how you can participate in online learning classes using ZoomText!
The United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) partnered with Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports to hold their Third Annual Winter Ski Festival at Pico Mountain in Killington, VT back in January. Ai Squared was a proud sponsor of the event!
Click here for more information!
The December issue of ZoomNews polled our readers for the ZoomText feature they feel needs the most work. First off, congratulations to Becca Hauck whose name was chosen in the raffle from all the participants - she won a $100 Amazon.com gift certificate!
This information is really helpful to us to know what to work on in future releases of the product. Click here to read them all!
The latest newsletter includes survey results about the ZoomText feature that needs the most work, future training opportunities, has a contest to win an Amazon.com gift certificate, a user profile on Don Livasy, and much more!
As you know, we were featured on the most recent episode of Cooking Without Looking, the only cooking show of its kind for the visually impaired. It’s a wonderful show that empowers the visually impaired to stay active
in the kitchen.
However, it only aired on WXEL, a PBS station in
southern Florida, meaning most of you were unable to
tune in! Lucky for you, you can watch the whole episode right now online.
The episode will also air later this month nationally on the Fine Living Network. Happy cooking!
Thanks for tuning in to Cooking without Looking! We were thrilled to let you all know about our amazing products on this unique show where you learn that being visually impaired doesn’t mean you can’t still be active in the kitchen. And to top it off, Tom Fox, one of the chef hosts, is a proud longtime ZoomText user. We’re offering a special discount offer to viewers of Cooking without Looking.
Just send an email to Becca at and tell me what Maurie cooked on the show and you’ll get details in an email! Happy cooking!
Did you know that ZoomText is on Facebook? You can become a fan and keep up with us. Search for ZoomText or go right to our page to have a look.
Join in the fun!
Like the ZoomText Keyboard but haven’t purchased it yet? You’re in luck - we have a number of the first generation ZoomText Large-Print Keyboards available and we’re offering them to you at $20 off - a standalone purchase is now just $79, if you purchase one with a ZoomText upgrade, it’s $65, or only $59 when purchased with a brand new copy of ZoomText!
These keyboards are compatible with ZoomText versions 9.0 and later. They really make it a snap to adjust ZoomText features plus the large size 36 font keys make typing a breeze.
Give us a call at 800-859-0270 to buy yours today!
Large Print Day Calendar 2010 - $13.95
Each month has its own tab with an introductory area showing the previous, current and future months and space for Notes and Appointments. On the following 2 pages is that month’s calendar with large numbers and ample space (2 inch boxes) to write notes, reminders, appointments or shopping lists.
Get more information or buy yours today from Independent Living Aids (ILA). While you’re there, check out the rest of the ILA catalog to see what other cool products they have to offer!
We’ve created a video that really showcases the amazing features of ZoomText. Check it out today!
The American Recover and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) was designed to save and create jobs as well as providing a safety net for low-income and vulnerable households by spurring increased economic activity that will save and create more than one million jobs.” (via http://www.recovery.gov)
Here at Ai Squared we’re ready to assist you in helping your visually impaired constituents gain access to the Internet and computing resources required in today’s modern job market.
For more on the economic stimulus program, accessibility technology and Ai Squared please visit our stimulus page.
We’ve partnered with some great companies to bring you a few products that we know you’ll love: the Victor Reader Stream, the Pebble, and the SenseView Duo. Now you can buy these directly from us! Click on the links to watch videos of each product, learn more about each one and to make your purchase today!
In this tight economy, everyone is counting pennies and weighing options before making a purchase. For those with vision impairments and for those people who need ZoomText Magnifier or Magnifier/Reader to continue using their computer, Ai Squared wants to make sure that we help in any way we can. If money is an issue, our sales staff will work with you to set up a graduated payment plan to help defer the immediate cost of ZoomText products.
We value our customers and respect your needs, so if you or someone you know needs to access the many features of ZoomText, we will work with you to make sure you get what you need to continue living and working as quickly as possible.
Center on Disabilities at California State University,
Northridge (CSUN) Annual International Technology &
Persons with Disabilities Conference
March 22nd - March 27th, 2010
San Diego, CA
Booth #719/818
Check out our complete list of upcoming events.
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