• Adjust Sound Options
  • Change system sounds
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    Windows Vista Accessibility




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    Find keyboard shortcuts


    Keyboard shortcuts can make it easier to interact with your computer. With keyboard shortcuts, you don't need to use the mouse as often.




    Mouse actions

    Keyboard actions

    1

    On the Start menu:

    To display Windows Help and Support:

    • Press F1.

    2

    In Windows Help and Support:

    • Type keyboard shortcuts in the Search Help box.

    • Select the Search icon.

    In Windows Help and Support:

    • Move to the Search Help box by pressing TAB.

    • Type keyboard shortcuts.

    • Press ENTER.

    3

    Under Best 30 results for keyboard shortcuts:

    • Select the Keyboard shortcuts topic.

    Under Best 30 results for keyboard shortcuts:

    • Select the Keyboard shortcuts topic by pressing TAB, then ENTER.

    Note: Press the arrow keys to move up or down in the topic.


    Adjust Sound Options

    Adjust system volume


    Although most computer speakers have a volume control, you can control the overall level of sound from your computer.




    Mouse actions

    Keyboard actions

    1

    To adjust system sound, select:

    • The volume control icon in the Taskbar.

    • Move the slider up (to increase volume) or down (to decrease volume).

    To adjust system sound, select:

    • The volume control icon in the Taskbar by pressing the Windows logo key +B, then the arrow keys, and SPACEBAR.

    • Use the arrow keys to move the slider up (to increase volume) or down (to decrease volume).


    Change system sounds


    You can have your computer play a sound when certain events happen, for example when you log on or when you receive a new e-mail. Windows comes with several sets of sounds that play for common program events. Additionally, some desktop themes have their own sound schemes. You can choose one of these, you can create your own custom sound scheme, or you can modify an existing scheme.




    Mouse actions

    Keyboard actions

    1

    To open the Ease of Access Center, select:

    • Start.

    • Control Panel.

    • Ease of Access.

    • Ease of Access Center.

    To open the Ease of Access Center, press:

    • Windows logo key +U.

    2

    Under Explore all settings, select:

    Under Explore all settings, select:

    • Use text or visual alternatives for sounds by pressing TAB, then ENTER.

    3

    Under See also, select:

    • Audio Devices and Sound Themes.

    Under See also, select:

    • Audio Devices and Sound Themes by pressing ALT+I.

    4

    In the Sound dialog box, select:

    • Sounds tab.

    In the Sound dialog box, select:

    • Sounds tab by pressing CTRL+TAB.

    5

    On the Sounds tab, under Sound Scheme, select:

    • A Sound Scheme from the drop-down list.

    Note: Before saving your selections, see below for more options.

    • Select OK.

    On the Sounds tab:

    • Select Sound Scheme by pressing the ALT+H.

    • Select the Sound Scheme you want from the drop-down list by pressing the arrow keys.

    Note: Before saving your selections, see below for more options.

    • Select OK by pressing TAB, then ENTER.



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