Contact listing for Dyslexics

[#1]

Thanks for all the kudos guys, there are also fonts for the PC that have really helped me... http://www.dafont.com/open-dyslexic.font http://www.k-type.com/?p=520 If anyone has any other tips then please post or message me so I can share with others. Many thanks, John

[#2]

That's a very good tip,A lot of people will be very happy with that.well done.

[#3]

Thanks John for two excellent tips. I'll pass them on - both my kids are dylexic.

We could do with something in the 'How To...' lists, for Accessibility Tips. Maybe you could suggest it. I did put a suggestion in the Contribute forum ages ago about the 'How To..' intructions being unnecessarily 'wordy' - I think bullet points are easier to follow - but it didn't get enough support for anything to happen.

Bee.

[#4]

That's a great tip john, thanks for sharing.

[#5]

Hi Guys,

Here's another font that I am now using which I am finding so easy to read

Segoe Print Regular

The way I would describe it is that my eyes flow over the lines of text instead of it feeling all jittery & jumpy as I read, like riding on a piece of nicely re-surfaced road.

Here's a download link ...

http://fontsgeek.com/fonts/Segoe-Print-Regular

Please pass this on to anyone you know that is, or have children that are, dyslexic

John

[#6]

Thanks for the tip. 

I always like to hear new ideas to make my life simpler.

recently i've started making "weemee" characters for entries in my phone book so that i can look at the pictures rather than the names for a similar reason.

[#7]

Thank you.his is very heapfull.......THANK YOU

[#8]

As a teacher with a diploma from the Dyslexia Institute, I find this very interesting. Thank you.