Accessibility Resource Centers

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A network of Microsoft Accessibility Resource Centers are located throughout the U.S. to show you how to use accessibility features and find the right assistive technology product.

Each Microsoft Accessibility Resource Center is equipped with an HP computer running Windows Vista, Office 2007, and Internet Explorer 8. Centers can provide demonstrations and accessibility tutorials for Windows and you'll find accessibility experts to answer your questions.

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Find a Center

To find a center near you, select a state name from the list below. Addresses of participating centers will be displayed.

Not a center in your area? Similar centers are available through the Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) or the Association of Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP).

Disclaimer: Microsoft does not in any way endorse the organizations listed nor take responsibility for the accuracy of information these centers supply or the descriptions of their services. This is not a comprehensive listing of all accessibility services available.

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