Magnifying Software
The Lens - magnifying glass is a graphic tool for viewing the screen area in different zooms (from 1x to 64x). This program was designed as a demo of the krpRegions library, but many people with poor eyesight have found this program very helpful.
ABF Magnifying Tools is a set of useful graphics tools for viewing the screen area in different zooms. Each tool has its unique behavior and usability. All tools supplement each other and helps designers and people with poor eyesight.
Magnifying Glass is simple utility which zooms region of screen under mouse cursor. This utility differs from many others by set of unique features: various contrast modes, various position modes, transparency.
Magnifying utility with advanced features - a NECESSITY for programmers, Web designers as well as for poor sighted people.
DeskLensPro
$24.00 - Absolute Core
Highly customized nonuniform magnifiers. Most of setting parameters do not have limitation by size or precision. Range of this parameters can go beyond expected values. For example magnification can be less than one. Existed features can be mixed in new. Lenses setting can be easily exchanged with other user. Easy for back up. All settings and lenses are written in text files. Script files for advanced users.
MouseCam
Free - Camtech 2000
Have you ever been to a web site or tried to read documents where they used a font so small you had to really strain your eyes to read it? Or have you ever wanted to get greater detail of a graphic? MouseCam is a free small utility that magnifies anything your cursor is over up to 20x normal size.
U4 Screen Magnifier
$14.95 - U4soft.com
U4 Screen Magnifier is a powerful and easy-to-use computer screen magnifier. Designed for anybody who always stares computer screen to protect eyes. The circular lens and rotating view make it the most innovative and interesting screen magnifier available.
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