Chapter 23. Using Accessibility Options


IN THIS CHAPTER

  • Using the Accessibility Accessory Programs

  • Using Accessibility Control Panel Options

Microsoft created Windows XP's Accessibility Options for people with special needs, but they can be useful for everyone. Windows XP includes two sets of accessibility tools: those listed on the Accessories menu plus a set of Control Panel options. These features make using the computer easier for those with special needs. For instance, you can magnify the screen so that one area is larger and easier to see. Likewise, you can display visual warnings for system sounds if you have special hearing needs. Furthermore, you can customize the keyboard, as well as type, using an onscreen keyboard and your mouse or other pointing device.

This chapter covers these special-need features of Windows XP.



    Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Windows XP
    Absolute Beginners Guide to Windows XP (2nd Edition)
    ISBN: 078973432X
    EAN: 2147483647
    Year: 2005
    Pages: 176
    Authors: Shelley OHara

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