This website offers BrowseAloud, a computer program that works with web browsers to allow users to listen to text that appears as it is read aloud. BrowseAloud can help persons with difficulties reading text online, literacy problems, learning disabilies, such as dyslexia, and limited English skills.

To use BrowseAloud, click the ear-shaped icon next to the search field in the upper-right corner of the website. A computer-generated voice will read aloud any selected text, highlighting the specific text as it is read. A toolbar allows users to control the software.

Description of BrowseAloud Toolbar Functions Note: Not all features are available at all times within BrowseAloud.
Function Icon	Function Name	Function Description
	Hover	Starts reading the page out loud - this feature is on by default
	Play	Starts reading selected text or reads from the top of the page
	Translate	Provides written and spoken translations in multiple languages
	MP3 Maker	Converts selected text into an MP3
	Screenmask	Blocks distractions on screen with a tinted mask
	Text Ticker	Enlarges text and reads it out loud; to enable, click this icon, highlight the text to read aloud, and then click the triangle play icon.
	Simplify	Removes clutter from the screen, displaying only the main text
	Settings	Customize options to suit individual needs or preferences
	Help	Show a simple help page that explains what the BrowseAloud toolbar does

Braille is in all elevators in all courthouses and on most signs in courthouses in Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa. 

Upon request, the font size of characters viewed on terminals in the clerk's offices can be enlarged. To request enlargement, see the clerk at the intake window.