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Apr 7, 2026 23 min

Digital Bytes Belarc Tool, Accessibility Tips For Microsoft Powerpoint, and Using The Windows Snipping Tool For Screen Recording

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In this episode, we have tips for Microsoft Windows features. First, Chris shows us a tool called belarc that will give you information about your device. You can basically get a snapshot of the system, including model information and installed software. Next, Jonathan goes through a few settings in Microsoft Powerpoint that you will want to be sure to configure for optimal accessibility. Finally, Desiree uses the snipping tool feature available in Microsoft windows to make screen recordings, including system and microphone audio. This is a great built-in option for recording screen reader demos with video that can then be imported into an editor like Reaper or Clipchamp for editing. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/unmute-presents-on-acb-communi/d2be70c1-f51c-4516-9a83-fadfea95dd76 This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. Read transcript

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