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In brief: Microsoft is killing two birds with one stone as its new feature makes PowerPoint more accessible to those with disabilities while simultaneously catering to those who speak a different ...

In celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Microsoft is introducing live captions and subtitles for both Skype and PowerPoint, aiming to make communication more inclusive.

We're all pretty used to subtitles for movies and TV shows -- even if we don't need them, they can prove useful -- and Microsoft has now added this feature to Skype. Ostensibly an accessibility ...