Accessibility Settings Tutorials |
Windows 2000 Accessibility Wizard Settings
Accessibility Wizard Start>Programs> Accessories> Accessibility> Accessibility Wizard the Welcome Page is shown to the right hit Enter or click on the Next button to continue |
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Text Size Up/down arrows will help you choose the option you desire The options are: use the normal size text use large window titles and menus use Magnifier and large titles and menus
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Display Settings
The options are: Font Size Screen Resolution Magnifier Personalized Menus
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Wizard Options The options are: Blind Settings Deaf Setting Keyboard/Mouse Settings
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| If you choose the blind and low vision options | you then go to these screens |
| Scroll Bar and Window Border Size |  |
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Display Color Settings
the Preview gives you an indication of the kind of contrast that each scheme provides |
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Save Settings after making all the choices in Blind and Low Vision section you have the opportunity to save these settings
to do so, hit the Save Settings button, give these settings a name |
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| If you choose the deaf and hard of hearing options | you then go to these screens |
SoundSentry allows windows to provide visual warnings in place of sounds |
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Show Sounds allows windows to provide visual warnings in place of sounds |
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| Save Settings after making all the choices in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing section you have the opportunity to save these settings |
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| If you choose the keyboard options | you then go to these screens |
StickyKeys allows the user to press key combinations one key at a time |
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| BounceKeys tells Windows to ignore repeated keystrokes |
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| if you select this option you get a second BounceKeys screen that allows you to set the BounceKeys Settings |  |
ToggleKeys Caps Lock this helps user avoid errors |
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Extra Keyboard Help allows ToolTips and other instructions to be displayed when these tips are available |
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MouseKeys allows user to use the keyboard instead of the mouse to move the mouse pointer |
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Mouse Cursor allows user to use select the size and color of the mouse cursor |
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Button Settings allows user to configure the mouse to work right-handed or left-handed |
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Mouse Speed allows user to configure the mouse pointer speed by moving the sliding bar |
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| after making all the choices in the Keyboard and Mouse section you have the opportunity to save these settings | |
The final stage of the Accessibility Wizard The box in the middle will list all of the changes that were made There is a hyperlink to the Microsoft Accessibility and Disabilities Web Site To Finish the Wizard hit the Finish button
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