C
C

Click-N-Type

Click-N-Type virtual keyboard (on-screen keyboard) free software is an assistive technology for people with a physical disability involving motor skill impairment from spinal cord injuries, ALS, Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis or Stroke who cannot use a...

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Alerts

  • Discontinued

Platforms

  • Windows
5likes
0articles
Save

Features

No features, maybe you want to suggest one?

Highlights All activities

Click-N-Type News & Activities

Recent activities

Click-N-Type information

Our users have written 1 comments and reviews about Click-N-Type, and it has gotten 5 likes

Click-N-Type was added to AlternativeTo by nunomegas on and this page was last updated .

Comments and Reviews

   
Guest
0

CNT is still available in it's last upgraded form. The Word.txt list of words that the Predictive text uses isn't available. You can easily create your own. I copied an opensourse list. And saved it as Word.txt with the CNT files. Links- https://download.cnet.com/Click-N-Type/3000-2094_4-10055922.html http://www.mieliestronk.com/wordlist.html

Featured in Lists

On-screen keyboards for people with limited hand mobility

If you cannot use a physical keyboard, the built-in Windows on-screen keyboard is usually the first thing you find, and often the last one anybody tells you about. Between it and full AAC systems costing thousands, there is a whole category most people never discover. This list collects what is actually out there for typing without a physical keyboard on a desktop computer: free tools, paid ones, and a few built for eye tracking or switch access. I have tried to note who each one is for, because "on-screen keyboard" covers products that solve very different problems. Disclosure: I build one of the products in this space. Everything here is listed on merit, including the ones that compete with mine.
By Lukasz Krason11 appsUpdated

What is Click-N-Type?

Click-N-Type virtual keyboard (on-screen keyboard) free software is an assistive technology for people with a physical disability involving motor skill impairment from spinal cord injuries, ALS, Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis or Stroke who cannot use a physical computer keyboard, but can use a pointing device like a mouse.