WinDigi is a powerful prompting software package for Windows.  No special graphics card is required as the software uses the standard video card supplied with your PC.  True Type® fonts are scaled giving large easy-to-read characters which are smoothly scrolled with a controller.  WinDigi has been developed by Portaprompt who have over twenty years of experience in the field of prompting sales and hire. The Editor uses Rich Text Format making it compatible with all the world's favourite word processors. The text can be formatted and styled, for example by using underlining, bold, italics, colour, centring, indenting, justification and bullet points, making WinDigi the most powerful prompter Portaprompt have developed to date.   

Features:-

Simple to use.
MS Windows  2000 & XP® compatible.
Choice of all Windows True Type® fonts.
All fonts supported with appropriate operating systems, i.e. Arabic, Chinese and Hindi.
Underlined Bold, Coloured, Italicised characters.
Run Time Editor enables stories to be dropped inserted in an instant.
Run Time of programme and individual stories constantly updated with the actual speaking speed of the presenter.
Networkable.
Now available Avid INews and MOS integration options

Time to on-air clock with programmable alarm warnings.
Choice of printout styles, Full page, WYSIWYG, Script Format.
Variable speed control.
Forward & reverse direction.
Instant restart to top of script or story.
Adjustable eye-line, margins and indents.
Universal Rich Text Format file type.  (MS Word® Compatible).
Hand or Foot remote control.
White characters on black background or black on white with other colours remaining intact.
Requires Pentium PII processor or better (2000/NT/XP require 450MHz Pentium P111) and 1 x USB or Parallel  Port.
If Laptop used, this must have a fast TFT screen.

PAL video monitors require a VGA to Video converter which can be supplied by Portaprompt. Above shot illustrates quarter screen zooming that is, a quarter of the VGA screen enlarged to full screen on the PAL monitor so the presenter only sees large smooth scrolling characters. This is a feature of some VGA to Video converters.