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Recommended Settings. Based on answers to questions about performing routine tasks, such as whether you have difficulty seeing faces or text on TV, hearing conversations, or using a pen or pencil, Windows Vista provides a personalized recommendation of the accessibility settings and programs that are likely to improve your ability to see, hear, and use your computer.
Explore available settings by category. The Ease of Access Center also lets you explore settings options by categories: including making the computer easier to see, using the computer without a display, changing mouse or keyboard settings or using the computer without a mouse or keyboard, using alternatives for sounds, and making it easier to focus on tasks.
The Ease of Access Center can be found in the Control Panel of Windows Vista, or by selecting Winkey+U.
The Ease of Access Center replaces the Accessibility Wizard and Utilities Manager in previous versions of Windows.
More Information
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Microsoft Accessibility Web Site www.microsoft.com/enable/
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Microsoft’s Accessibility Update E-Newsletter (free) www.microsoft.com/enable/news/subscribe/.
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Video Demonstrations are provided about the accessibility settings and programs in Windows Vista at www.microsoft.com/enable/.
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Step by Step Tutorials for all of the accessibility settings and programs in Windows Vista are provided in this document, and more information is available at www.microsoft.com/enable/training/windowsvista/.
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Tutorials for More Microsoft Products www.microsoft.com/enable/training/.
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