To update Magnifier options:
To use the change position of the Magnifier window feature:
· Place the pointer inside the magnification window. The insertion point becomes a hand. Use a drag-and drop operation to move the window to the desired area on your desktop.
To use the change size of the Magnifier window feature:
· Move the pointer over the edge of the magnification window. The insertion point becomes a double-pointed arrow. Use a drag-and drop operation to move the magnification window border to resize the window.To use the invert colors of the Magnifier window feature:
· In the Magnifier Settings dialog box, select the Invert colors check box.
To use the set the magnification level feature, In the Magnifier Settings dialog box,
select a magnification level. The default magnification level is 2.
To use the set Magnifier tracking options feature:
· Select the check box next to each tracking option that you want to use.
To magnify the area around the pointer as it moves on the screen:
· Select Follow mouse cursor.
To magnify the area at the insertion point:
· Select Follow keyboard focus. When you press TAB or use the arrow keys, the focus moves to reflect the current screen position.
To display the magnified area that surrounds the insertion point while you are typing:
· Select Follow text editing.
To Use Narrator to Provide Audio Assistance for the Screen Display
Narrator is a text-to-speech utility for users who are blind or who have low vision.
Narrator is designed to work with Notepad, WordPad, Control Panel programs, Microsoft Internet Explorer, the Windows desktop, and Windows Setup. Narrator may not work correctly in other programs. Narrator reads what is displayed on your screen: the contents of the active window, menu options, or the text that you have typed. You must have text-to-speech capabilities installed on the computer to use Narrator. Narrator is not available for all languages and is currently only supported on the English version of Windows XP. Narrator has a number of options with which you can customize the way in which screen elements are read.
To use the change position of the Magnifier window feature:
· Place the pointer inside the magnification window. The insertion point becomes a hand. Use a drag-and drop operation to move the window to the desired area on your desktop.
To use the change size of the Magnifier window feature:
· Move the pointer over the edge of the magnification window. The insertion point becomes a double-pointed arrow. Use a drag-and drop operation to move the magnification window border to resize the window.To use the invert colors of the Magnifier window feature:
· In the Magnifier Settings dialog box, select the Invert colors check box.
To use the set the magnification level feature, In the Magnifier Settings dialog box,
select a magnification level. The default magnification level is 2.
To use the set Magnifier tracking options feature:
· Select the check box next to each tracking option that you want to use.
To magnify the area around the pointer as it moves on the screen:
· Select Follow mouse cursor.
To magnify the area at the insertion point:
· Select Follow keyboard focus. When you press TAB or use the arrow keys, the focus moves to reflect the current screen position.
To display the magnified area that surrounds the insertion point while you are typing:
· Select Follow text editing.
To Use Narrator to Provide Audio Assistance for the Screen Display
Narrator is a text-to-speech utility for users who are blind or who have low vision.
Narrator is designed to work with Notepad, WordPad, Control Panel programs, Microsoft Internet Explorer, the Windows desktop, and Windows Setup. Narrator may not work correctly in other programs. Narrator reads what is displayed on your screen: the contents of the active window, menu options, or the text that you have typed. You must have text-to-speech capabilities installed on the computer to use Narrator. Narrator is not available for all languages and is currently only supported on the English version of Windows XP. Narrator has a number of options with which you can customize the way in which screen elements are read.
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