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What kind of accessibility features does Microsoft offer to Microsoft users?
Microsoft can allow you to choose high contrast display colors that make text easier to read as well as the blink rate and width of the curser
Microsoft can help you configure windows for your vision, hearing and mobility needs, as complex as a narrator or as simple as slowing down your curser.
Microsoft can help you alter the size of the items on your screen or use Microsoft Magnifier and large titles and menus as well as visual warnings for system sounds and displaying captions.
All of the Above & much more. (no cheating…if this is the first place you came, go back and read )
Good Answer However, The Microsoft Accessibilities feature on your computer can do so much more. Just click on your …
You will be amazed at what your computer is already capable of doing for you.
You’ll want to tell everyone.
Go ahead try it!
1. “start menu”
2. “All Programs”
3. “Accessories”
4. “Accessibilities”
Good Answer However, The Microsoft Accessibilities feature on your computer can do so much more. Just click on your …
You will be amazed at what your computer is already capable of doing for you.
You’ll want to tell everyone.
TRY IT!
1. “start menu”
2. “All Programs”
3. “Accessories”
4. “Accessibilities”
However, The Microsoft Accessibilities feature on your computer can do so much more. Just click on your …
You will be amazed at what your computer is already capable of doing for you.
You’ll want to tell everyone.
Please will you try it?
Good Answer1. “start menu”
2. “All Programs”
3. “Accessories”
4. “Accessibilities”
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Most likely at some point in all of our lives, we will need some kind of assistive technology. It’s here and there is so much more out there.