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This is a media player made by =hypknotic. PLEASE NOTE, I DID NOT MAKE THIS. It is only baced on a concept I came up with. But programmed by =hypknotic. I am placing it here to use this gallery as a download point for the progarm. Please read below for =hypknotic's discription:

This is a Desktop Gadget made with DesktopX. You do NOT need DesktopX to use it.
The Single Switch Media Player requires Windows Media Player v9 or up to work.

The Single Switch Media Player is designed to be accessible to individuals who have limited mobility and as an aid for intervenors instructing individuals with limited mobility in the use of switching devices by providing immediate auditory and visual feedback to switch activation in varying degrees of conceptual complexity.

The original concept is ~niallabrown's
To learn more about intervenors and the switch devices visit The Intervenor Professional Network Administrated by Niall Brown

SSMP has three playback modes; each interacts with single switch messages, mouse clicks, or keystrokes in a different manner. The play modes are described in the help file accessed by clicking the green question mark button in the upper left.

Because this is intended to be used by educators with no time for bugs, I made every effort to make it as stable and easy to use as possible. That said, I have only been able to test it on a few machines. Constructive feedback is always greatly appreciated.

Description
This is a media player made by =hypknotic. PLEASE NOTE, I DID NOT MAKE THIS. It is only baced on a concept I came up with. But programmed by =hypknotic. I am placing it here to use this gallery as a download point for the progarm. Please read below for =hypknotic's discription:

This is a Desktop Gadget made with DesktopX. You do NOT need DesktopX to use it.
The Single Switch Media Player requires Windows Media Player v9 or up to work.

The Single Switch Media Player is designed to be accessible to individuals who have limited mobility and as an aid for intervenors instructing individuals with limited mobility in the use of switching devices by providing immediate auditory and visual feedback to switch activation in varying degrees of conceptual complexity.

The original concept is ~niallabrown's
To learn more about intervenors and the switch devices visit The Intervenor Professional Network Administrated by Niall Brown

SSMP has three playback modes; each interacts with single switch messages, mouse clicks, or keystrokes in a different manner. The play modes are described in the help file accessed by clicking the green question mark button in the upper left.

Because this is intended to be used by educators with no time for bugs, I made every effort to make it as stable and easy to use as possible. That said, I have only been able to test it on a few machines. Constructive feedback is always greatly appreciated.