Adjustable typography : an approach to enhancing low vision test accessibility

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      <subfield code="a">Millions of people have low vision, a disability condition caused by uncorrectable or partially correctable disorders of the eye. The primary goal of low vision rehabilitation is increasing access to printed material. This paper describes how adjustable typography, a computer graphic approach to enhancing text accessibility, can play a role in this process, by allowing visually- impaired users  to customize fonts to maximize legibility according to their own visual needs</subfield>
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