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SwitchXS 1.5 adds speech-cueing and more

AssistiveWare/Niemeijer Consult today announced the release of SwitchXS 1.5, the latest release of the company’s switch access software for Mac OS X. Version 1.5 adds speech-cueing during scanning, provides new functions for moving the cursor in an arbitrary direction and moving the scan panel, adds fully customizable key repeat, and more. SwitchXS requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later and is priced at US$249, but is a free update for registered users.

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SwitchXS 1.2 now works with nearly any input device

Niemeijer Consult today announced the release of SwitchXS 1.2, a major update to the company’s switch access software for Mac OS X. Version 1.2 allows the user to select nearly any USB input device as a switch on Panther: switch interfaces, keyboards, mice, trackballs, gamepads, and joysticks; provides audio-cueing during scanning; greater control over scanning and mouse speed for both slow and fast scanners, and more.

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SwitchXS lets motor-impaired users move to OS X

Niemeijer Consult today announced the release of SwitchXS 1.0, the first switch access software for Mac OS X. According to the company, SwitchXS provides virtually complete access to Mac OS X and all standard Mac applications for motor-impaired people who can only use a single switch. It offers full mouse and keyboard emulation by means of a “scanning mode.” SwitchXS is priced at US$150 and requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher.

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SwitchXS goes beta, testers wanted

Niemeijer Consult today announced that SwitchXS, a new application allowing single-switch access to Mac OS X, has reached beta stage. The company says that SwitchXS is the first Mac OS X-compatible solution announced for motor-impaired users who cannot use a mouse or keyboard but can only press a single switch. Information on beta testing SwitchXS or requesting features for the final product can is available from the company’s Web site.

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