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Whether you are living with sight loss yourself or supporting someone close to you, find clear, practical information all in one place.
From daily living guides to the latest innovations in sight loss explore the topics that matter to you at your own pace.
Change the font and text size in your Outlook mailbox and calendar to make your email easier to read.
Go to the guideSet up a new Amazon Echo speaker using the Alexa app on your phone or tablet, then start using it.
Go to the guideListen to RNIB Talking Books on your Alexa device. Covers setting up your account and the commands you'll need.
Go to the guideListen to our YorView newsletter and find out what's on at MySight York, using our Alexa skill.
Go to the guideUse your voice to make, answer and end phone calls on your Alexa device, without picking up your phone.
Go to the guideUse your voice instead of your keyboard to type on a Windows computer.
Go to the guideWindows Magnifier is a free tool that zooms into your screen and can read text aloud. Here's how to use it.
Go to the guideA reference guide to the gestures that control VoiceOver on your iPhone or iPad — swipes, taps and shortcuts.
Go to the guideImmersive Reader strips a web page back to just the text, so you can change how it looks and hear it read aloud.
Go to the guideBeyond the knowledge hub
If you would like to explore further, other trusted organisations offer additional information and support for living well with sight loss. Browse this list of external resources and useful links to find what you need.
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Everyone’s experience of sight loss is different, so you might not find all the answers you need in the hub. If you would rather talk things through, we are here to listen.