screen reader
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See also: screen-reader and screenreader
Etymology
Noun
screen reader (plural screen readers)
- (computing) A software application that speaks aloud information from a computer display, for users with impaired vision. [from 1988.]
Alternative forms
Translations
computing: a software application
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References
- Denis Howe (1988-10-19) “screen reader”, in Denis Howe, editor, Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, retrieved 2022-07-02
- Joe Clark (2004) “Accessibility-related citations for inclusion in the Oxford English Dictionary”
Further reading
screen reader on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
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