Cross Scanner
About Cross Scanner
The first switch activation/click starts the line Scan down the screen. The next click stops the line when it gets to the user's desired vertical point. A finger pointer appears and starts to scan across the line. The speed and acceleration of the finger pointer can be adjusted. The final click tells the computer to move the cursor to that point and perform the chosen function.
Using Cross Scanner
Cross Scanner is a universal way to run all non-adapted software by single switch, or any pointing device. Using a single switch plugged into any device capable of producing a mouse-click, such as Trackball, the user is able to perform mouse moves and clicks, double clicks, drags, operate menus. The user interface is incredibly intuitive. All operation is supervisor-controllable to fine tune Cross Scanner to the needs of the user.
Users of Cross Scanner
All those who need to use a single switch and require full access to Windows. Cross Scanner is not suitable for individuals with significant learning difficulties.
Features:
- Double click
- Drag
- Text Entry (provided that you have an On-screen keyboard)
- Auto-Repeat
Windows: Compatible with Win95 and later versions
Recommended for: Access