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Explanation:
Getting familiar with Windows 7 Ease of Access Center
. Ease of Access Center is a central location where you can change accessibility options to make your computer easier to see, hear, and use. Ease of Access Center is made up of three sections:
. The Make your computer easier to use section contains the Quick access to common tools feature, which allows you to try out the most commonly used accessibility tools
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. The Get recommendations to make your computer easier to use link opens an optional questionnaire to help you determine which tools might be most helpful to you.
. The Explore all settings section allows you to set up tools and change options by clicking links that address common needs.
. When selected from the Quick access to common tools menu, tools will turn off when you log off.
1. To open Ease of Access Center when starting your computer, click the Ease of Access icon in the lower-left corner of the Welcome screen. To open Ease of Access Center from Windows, press the Windows + U keys.
2. To select a tool, press the SPACE BAR when the tool is highlighted.
If you do not want Windows to scan and highlight tools in Ease of Access Center in the future, remove the selection from Always scan this section.
To stop Narrator from starting automatically when opening Ease of Access Center, remove the selection from Always read this section aloud.
3. You can also use your mouse pointer to select tools:
. Selecting Start Magnifier makes it possible to enlarge the entire screen (full-screen mode), the area around the mouse pointer (lens mode), or a part of the screen (docked mode).
Selecting Start Narrator starts a basic screen reader.
Selecting Start On-Screen Keyboard opens a keyboard on the screen. Use On-Screen Keyboard to type on the screen with a mouse pointer or joy stick, or, if you have an HP TouchSmart Computer or a computer with a touch screen, with a stylus, mouth stick, or a finger.
Selecting Set up High Contrast opens the Make the computer easier to see menu. The High Contrast function eliminates many of the colors on the screen, and white or colored text is displayed on a black background in many areas.
If you want specific tools to start automatically when you log on, follow the steps below to change the settings using the Explore all Settings options in the Ease of Access Center