How visually impaired people build their own Python programming environment

Most visually impaired programmers work under Windows, and today we'll talk about how to build a python programming environment for visually impaired people in Windows. Why do you build it yourself? Because the Python editor that comes with the idle (Python GUI) read the screen at all, I use the sun to read the screen, NVDA reading screen, competing to read the screen have tried. Later on their own, I think the use is more convenient to share experience to the friends you need.
The editor we used is the version of Editplus,python is 2.7.8. First download the Ann EditPlus and Python. We're not going to be talking about that. We mainly talk about how to configure the Python programming environment available to the visually impaired, which is actually very simple, which is to configure the EditPlus.
First open the EditPlus, open a *.py file with EditPlus, press the ALT key, and the cursor to find "Tools", the next cursor find "Configure user Tools", press ENTER. tab, prompt a combo box, up and down the cursor can be selected, we first select "tool Group 1", this time the following configuration of each read screen operation has a different, I will use the text to describe it to you, and finally to a picture. There are three other places to set up,
{command} In this place select the Python.exe under the Python directory. It's "C:\Python27\python.exe."

{parameter} Select ' File name ',
{Initial directory} select "File directory",
This is OK, simple, Python comes with the editor if you can support it, its code complement function in the real development efficiency will improve a lot.

Let's try.

#encoding =GBK

print "Hello World" press CTRL to enlarge the keyboard number 1, the popup dos window output "Hello World"

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