Set options for people who have difficulty using the keyboard or mouse

This option in the Accessibility Wizard allows you to:

• Use StickyKeys so you don't have to hold down two keys at once.
• Set Windows to ignore repeated keystrokes.
• Set Windows to play a sound whenever you press CAPS LOCK, NUM LOCK, or SCROLL LOCK.
• Display extra keyboard help whenever it's available.
• Use the numeric keypad instead of the mouse to move the mouse pointer.
• Select the size and color of the mouse cursor.
• Configure the mouse for right- or left-handed use.
• Adjust the speed of the mouse pointer.
• Change the blink rate of the cursor.
• Adjust the width of the cursor.
• Make the mouse pointer leave a trail.
• Save settings to a file.

Steps using the keyboard:

1. Display the Start menu by pressing CTRL+ESC (or the Windows logo key).

• Move to Programs by pressing P.
• Move to Accessories by pressing the UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW key. Press ENTER.
• Move to Accessibility, and then press ENTER.
• Move to Accessibility Wizard, and then press ENTER.

2. In the Welcome to the Accessibility Wizard dialog box:

• Press ENTER.

3. In the Text Size dialog box:

• Select the text size option you want by using the UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys.
• Press ENTER.

4. In the Display Settings dialog box:

• Select the options you want.
• Press ENTER.

5. In the Set Wizard Options dialog box:

• Select the I have difficulty using the keyboard or mouse check box by pressing K.
• Press ENTER to continue through the wizard (use the arrow keys to select the appropriate options).

6. In the Completing the Accessibility Wizard dialog box:

• Press ENTER to save your changes and exit the wizard.

Steps using the mouse:

1. On the Start menu:

• Point to Programs.
• Point to Accessories.
• Point to Accessibility.
• Click Accessibility Wizard.

2. In the Welcome to the Accessibility Wizard dialog box:

• Click Next.

3. In the Text Size dialog box:

• Select the text size option you want.
• Click Next.

4. In the Display Settings dialog box:

• Select the options you want.
• Click Next.

5. In the Set Wizard Options dialog box:

• Select the I have difficulty using the keyboard or mouse check box.
• Click Next to continue through the wizard.

6. In the Completing the Accessibility Wizard dialog box:

• Click Finish to save your changes and exit the wizard.