1996 Volume 20 Issue 46 Pages 13-16
In Japan, Japanece AccessDOS on MS-DOS didn't support SerialKeys which follows General Input Device Emulating Interface (GIDEI) protocol consisting in Universal Design, and also Access Pack for Windows wasn't provieded on Japanese Windows 3.0/3.1. Now we can use SerialKeys on Japanese Windows95 and Macintosh. Therefore SerialKeys input device was developed for people and children with severally involuntary motor impairments. Developed SerialKeys Device realized that they could access WWW on Internet using any kind of two or one switch (es) on/off. This device used a micro-processor and accessibility functions which called Keyboard Navigation on Internet Explorer Ver. 3.0.
