SuperNova Access Suite *Latest Version 12*

SuperNova Access Suite from Dolphin

Combined screen reader and magnifier with Braille support.
 
Magnification, speech or Braille - or all three? You choose. SuperNova Access Suite is the only product in the world to combine all three assistive tools in one package.

SuperNova Access Suite gives people with a vision impairment the freedom to access Windows in the way that suits them best. With minutely adjustable settings SuperNova Access Suite can provide computer access to those with low vision to blind in a truly personal way. Ideal for individuals experiencing varying or deteriorating eye conditions, SuperNova Access Suite is also indispensable in an institutional setting, such as school or work, where people with multiple types of vision impairment require solutions.

The software is suitable for those transitioning between magnification and speech or for users with fluctuating eye conditions. It also can meet the needs of organisations supporting a range of visual requirements.

Web pages are easier to navigate using SuperNova Access Suite. Screen reading is fast, accurate and automatic. SuperNova Access Suite also offers quick navigation keys, full spelling and attribute announcement, easy form filling, focus tracking and much more.

SuperNova Access Suite blends all of the features found in SuperNova Screen Reader and SuperNova Magnifier.

Magnification
SuperNova Access Suite can magnify up to 60 times and the enlarged images have smooth, non-pixilated edges whatever the size and colour. You can choose to have full screen magnification or a floating screen as well as many multi-screen options. A wide range of colour settings are also available to overcome partial sight impairments.

Speech
Equally useful for blind and partially sighted users, the speech function is a beneficial alternative after repetitive reading. SuperNova Access Suite’s wide range of settings enable users to choose a voice as well as adjusting the tone, intonation, volume and speed.

Braille
The full screen reader can cope with text and Braille input together with speech and Braille output.