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Tip

Whenever Magnifier is turned on, you can zoom in or out with +plus or +minus.

Narrator

Narrator is a screen reader—a voice that reads aloud anything on the

screen, which can be a huge help if you’re visually impaired. It can describe
every item on the screen, describe the layout of a web page, tell you which
key you’re pressing, and make sounds to confirm that you’ve performed a
touchscreen gesture correctly.

Even if you’re not blind, Narrator (in your Windows Ease of Access folder)
is still handy. It can read your email back to you, or read web articles as
you’re getting dressed in the morning.

When you open Narrator, you wind up at a Welcome screen called Narrator
Hub (Figure 8-39).

Tip

Instead of having to burrow through the Start menu to find Narrator, you can press +Ctrl+Enter
at any time to start and stop it.