Way2Go has some built in functions to help improve your experience on this website. Please select from the choices below, for more detailed help, or continue on to read our full accessibility policy.

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• Find out how to use text to speech tools
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Text to Speech Tools

A screen reader is one type of assistive technology used by visually impaired users, or users with other disabilities, who need the screen described to them, often using synthesized text-to-speech or via a refreshable braille display.

Supported Screen Readers

The latest versions of these screen readers have good support for Way2Go now:

• JAWS version 12.0.1158 and higher (Windows)
• NVDA (Windows)
• System Access to Go (Windows)
• VoiceOver (Mac OS X)

These screen readers do not yet recognize Way2Go’s non-focusable web content (links, form fields and other focusable content is spoken as expected), so you will be unable to enter "browse mode" or "virtual buffering mode":

• Window-Eyes (Windows)

We hope to work with all screen reader developers to resolve any issues so that they can enable full support for Way2Go.

The list above is not a comprehensive list of all screen readers, but in the interest of prioritising support for the greatest number of users; we believe that supporting the screen readers above will have the greatest impact.