Accessibility

At Pisegna & Zimmerman, LLC we are committed to making all information, communication, and content accessible to everyone.

Languages Offered

At Pisegna & Zimmerman, LLC, we don’t just offer services in English. We have dedicated professionals that speak these languages fluently:

  • Cambodian
  • Armenian
  • Farsi
  • Spanish 

Online Accessibility

Difficulty seeing? The following information explains how to easily make web pages accessible to you. 

  • Zoom in: Hold CTRL and + on Windows or Command, Shift, + on Mac to zoom in on a web page. 
  • Zoom out: Hold CTRL and – on Windows or Command, Shift, – on Mac to zoom out of a web page.

You may also set up your computer to have a voiceover for individuals with blindness or hearing difficulties. 

For Windows:

  • In Windows, search for and open Ease of Access settings.
  • Select Narrator, and then review the available features.
  • Use Narrator: Reads content and describes on-screen activity aloud.
  • Start-up options: Choose when you want Narrator to start.
  • Personalize Narrator’s voice: Select the voice you want Narrator use, as well as, voice speed, pitch, and volume.
  • Change what you hear when reading and interacting: Configure Narrator to control the level of detail Narrator provides for text, buttons, and controls.
  • Change what you hear when typing: Choose whether to hear words, punctuation, navigation and modifier keys as you type.
  • Choose keyboard settings: Select the keyboard layout and set the Narrator modifier key.
  • Use Narrator cursor: Choose how to interact with the Narrator cursor.
  • Use braille: Choose to download and install braille software.
  • Sync my settings: Set up Narrator so that your settings are applied for anyone who signs in to the computer.
  • Read faster with scan mode: Activate scan mode and use the up and down arrow keys to read content.

For Mac:

  • On the Apple menu, click System Preferences.
  • Click Accessibility > Speech.
  • Select the voice that you want to use.
  • Select the Speak selected text when the key is pressed check box, and then click Set Key to assign a keyboard shortcut that you want to use to hear text read aloud. The default keyboard shortcut is Option+Esc.
  • In your Office file, select the text that you want to hear, and then press the keyboard shortcut.

Sources: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/hear-selected-text-read-aloud-ce9fb073-2a4d-44d2-95f7-6a532f0ab112?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04763942