Microsoft's commitment to accessibility: Creating products and services with people with disabilities

Over the years, Microsoft has continued to develop hardware and software tools to help people with disabilities get more value from their Microsoft computers and applications. This article details some of the key enhancements in accessibility, both existing and brand new.

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Microsoft's commitment to accessibility: Creating products and services with people with disabilities