Are you or someone you know print impaired? That means you can’t see well enough to read standard print, hold a book, or turn the pages of a book. If so, use library resources to help with day-to-day chores.

• The easy-to-use MagniLink Voice text-to-speech converter can read printed text aloud. It’s handy to let visually impaired folks privately check on their bills and other correspondence.
• A hand-held digital magnifier can be used over reading material and has adjustable screen magnification to suit individual needs.
• Computer access can be easier with our high contrast keyboards set up in the computer area to make typing easier. The video magnifier, also set up in the computer area, enlarges print that is too small to read and puts it directly onto a computer screen. It’s great for books, magazines, newspapers and more. How to find and use these technical marvels? Check with the upstairs reference desk staff. They are happy to help.