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MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific

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Enable Typing Echo<br />

Select this check box to turn on typing echo. Clear this check box to turn<br />

off typing echo.<br />

Typing Echo Unit<br />

Select one of the following options to determine whether <strong>MAGic</strong> should<br />

repeat characters you type, words that you type, or both:<br />

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• Characters - <strong>MAGic</strong> speaks each character that you type.<br />

• Words - <strong>MAGic</strong> speaks each word that you type after you press the<br />

SPACEBAR.<br />

• Characters and Word - <strong>MAGic</strong> speaks each character that you type<br />

and then reads the entire word after you press the SPACEBAR.<br />

Tip: You can press INSERT+2 at any time to cycle through the<br />

available typing echo units.<br />

Indicate Capitalization<br />

Select one of the following options to determine how you want <strong>MAGic</strong> to<br />

indicate that a letter is capitalized:<br />

• No Indication - <strong>MAGic</strong> does not indicate capitalization.<br />

• Pitch Increment - <strong>MAGic</strong> indicates that a letter is capitalized by<br />

reading it in a higher pitched voice.<br />

• Say "Cap" - <strong>MAGic</strong> says the word, "Cap," before reading a letter<br />

that is capitalized.<br />

Indicate Capitalization During<br />

If you selected the Pitch Increment radio button, select one of the<br />

following options to determine when <strong>MAGic</strong> indicates that a letter is<br />

capitalized:<br />

• Say Character and Spelling - <strong>MAGic</strong> only indicates capital letters<br />

when spelling a word or reading by character.<br />

• Say Word, Character and Spelling - <strong>MAGic</strong> indicates capital letters<br />

when spelling, reading by word, and reading by character.

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