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The Glaucoma Foundation The Glaucoma Foundation's site is addressed to health-care professionals and others interested in the eye disease. Because some of the site's readers may have vision impairment, the site uses large, easy-to-read type. The site includes a link to a page showing users how to configure their hardware to make the text even larger.   |
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MicronPC This portion of a screen from the MicronPC Web site offers readers several options that make buying a product easier. After readers select the features they want in a new PC, they receive a quote. They can then save the quote and come back to it later, email it to a supervisor for approval, print a copy, or proceed to buy the product online.  |
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Dell.com The designers at Dell.com present their information in many languages in order to attract customers from around the world.  |
