Windows XP: The Complete Reference

Chapter 16: Accessibility Options

	Chapter Introduction
	What Accessibility Options Are Available in Windows XP?
		Do Applications Use the Windows Accessibility Settings?
	Installing Accessibility Options
	Making the Keyboard More Accessible
		Making Your Keys Stick
		Filtering Out Extra Keystrokes
		Hearing When a Toggled Key Is Pressed
		Displaying the On-Screen Keyboard
	Setting Sound Accessibility Options
	Setting Display Accessibility Options
		Displaying in High Contrast
		Controlling the Cursor's Size and Blink Rate
		Magnifying the Screen
		Listening to Microsoft Narrator Read the Screen Out Loud
		Useful Keyboard Shortcuts
	Setting Mouse Accessibility Options
		Controlling the Pointer by Using the Number Pad
		Configuring an Alternative Input Device
	Turning Accessibility Options Off and On
		Turning On and Off Magnifier, Narrator, and the On-Screen Keyboard by Using the Utility Manager
		Turning On and Off Other Accessibility Features
	Making Internet Explorer Accessible