

Austin History Center: Kurzweil Reading Edge (Please note that as of 06/06/19, this is temporarily unavailable.Optical Character Recognition (OCR) text capture and audio readout equipment is available at: There are also 8 desktop computers located on the 5th floor (West) running JAWS/MAGic reading software, but they do not have MAGic keyboards. Headphones and a screen magnifier are available upon request – just ask a reference librarian stationed on that floor near the living room area on the south side. At the Central Library, 2 adaptive computers located on the 6th floor (North) have JAWS/NVDA reading software. A large-type MAGic keyboard and BIGtrack Trackball (to use instead of a mouse) are available upon request at all locations. Please note that Library staff is not able to offer training for assistive technology.Īll public computers, except at the Central Library, have JAWS and NVDA screen reading software as well as the screen magnifier MAGic. Standards: 802.11 a/b/g/n and 802.We have a variety of assistive technology available to use within the Library.We recommend WPA2, as it is more secure than WEP or WPA.Secure networks that use WEP, Dynamic WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA-Enterprise, or WPA2-Enterprise settings.Open networks that don’t require a password.Wi-Fi networks that work with Chromebooks You'll see your Chromebook's IP address and IPv6 address. Your MAC address is labeled "Wi-Fi.".At the top of the box, select Information.If you haven't yet, sign in to your Chromebook.

To use the network, you might need to give your Chromebook's MAC or IP address to your administrator. Some administrators restrict network access to prevent outsiders from seeing private information on the network. If the server certificate is installed, in the "Server CA certificate" field, choose Default.Under "Network," select Add connection Add Wi-Fi Advanced.If you're connecting to an EAP-TLS network, you might need to install the user certificate.If the server certificate isn't installed, your administrator might ask you to install the server certificate. Using information from your administrator, look for your server certificate in the list.Scroll down until you've found the option to create a new pass. Go to that 'site' & u should find a sort of account manager looking page w your provider's logo etc. In the address bar, type chrome://settings/certificates and press Enter. Hopefully u can access the web on your phone or another comp.Step 1: Check if your certificate is installed
