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| | Nordic Guidelines for Computer Accessibility |
 | | Accessibility of computers, keyboards, displays, printers and other peripherals, operating systems, user interfaces and application software allows that information systems, constructed from such components, can be directly used, without assistive devices or modifications, by the widest possible range of people. |
 | | On laptop computers, with the necessity of minimising the size of the keyboard, localising keys by the shape of the key should be used to a greater extent. |
 | | In this publication the decision of which standard application software packages to be used in a purchasing company is assumed to usually be an element of the corporate ICT strategy, resulting in a choice of software packages that are intended to be used companywide. |
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