1. Software that provides large print on either the computer screen or on paper. 2. A hardware device that enlarges and/or brightens the type that is displayed on the computer monitor.
Material printed with larger than normal lettering / print, to put less strain on the readers eyes. [Back to the Top
Books with words printed in a larger size. The larger print size is helpful for people who have trouble reading smaller print.
Letters or numbers magnified about 150 per cent or more by various means, such as a photocopier or word processor. A font of 16- or 18-point is commonly used but the font may be much larger, depending on the requirement of the individual.
Software that makes certain parts (or all) of the computer screen large, up to 16x larger than normal. It turns the pointer/cursor into a tool that simulates the action of putting a magnifying glass over a printed page.
The font or type size is enlarged for the visually impaired.
editions of existing titles redesigned for reading by those with impaired vision, produced specifically for the library market.
Large typeface for visually impaired readers
A book that is made with large type for the visually impaired.
Subjective term referring to large type for children and people with impaired vision.