9 You can have Windows ignore repeated keystrokes.
10 StickyKeys
11 You don't have to hold down two keys at once.
12 ToggleKeys
13 Windows can play a sound when you press the Lock keys.
14 Extra Keyboard Help
15 Some programs (such as Microsoft Word) can display button tooltips and other instructions that tell you how to use the keyboard to complete tasks.
18 Shortcut keys
19 Shortcuts allow you to quickly turn on or off accessibility features at any time by typing certain key combinations.
20 Default Accessibility Settings
21 You can make your accessibility settings the default.
22 Set Automatic Timeouts
23 You can have Windows turn off some keyboard and high contrast features after the computer has been idle for a specified amount of time.
24 Save Settings to File
25 You can apply these accessibility settings to another computer.
26 Set Wizard Options
27 This wizard helps you configure Windows for your vision, hearing, and mobility needs.
90 MouseKeys
91 You can use your keyboard instead of a mouse.
92 Choose a Mouse Cursor
93 Which mouse cursor do you want Windows to use?
94 Mouse Button Settings
95 You can change how the mouse buttons function.
96 Mouse Speed
97 You can change the speed of your mouse pointer.
98 Mouse Trails
99 Your mouse pointer can leave a trail.
110 Sound Sentry and Show Sounds
111 Change Sound Sentry and Show Sounds options.
112 SoundSentry
113 Windows can display visual warnings for system sounds.
114 ShowSounds
115 Some programs (such as Microsoft Encarta 98) can display captions for speech and sounds.
300 [None]
301 Flash active caption bar
302 Flash active window
303 Flash desktop
304 [None]
305 Flash chars
306 Flash border
307 Flash display
400 Welcome to the Accessibility Wizard
1450 Active Window
1451 Inactive Window
1452 Minimized Window
1453 Very Long Icon Title
1454 Normal
1455 Disabled
1456 Selected
1457 Message Box
1458 OK
1459 Miniature Title Bar
1460 Window Text
1461 Message Text
1501 Save Changes
1502 Do you want to keep the changes you have made so far?\n\nClick Yes to keep the changes.\nClick No to undo any changes.\n
1503 Accessibility Wizard
1504 There was a problem loading the file specified when running the Accessibility Wizard.
1505 Accessibility Wizard
1506 You must have administrative priviledges on this machine to make changes to the logon desktop settings. Contact your system administrator for assistance.
1507 Accessibility Wizard
1508 There was a problem saving the specified file.
1509 Accessibility Wizard
1510 These changes are going to take effect immediately.\nIf you don't like the new settings, you will be given an opportunity to undo the changes.\n\nIf for some reason your display becomes illegible, press the ESCAPE key once.
1511 Accessibility Wizard
1512 Click OK to accept these settings, or Cancel to restore the original settings.
1600 Normal
1601 Large
1602 Extra Large
1700 MySettings.acw
1701 Accessibility Wizard Settings (*.acw)
1702 *.acw
1709 You are currently at %i x %i. By switching to %i x %i, the text on screen will be more readable.
2000 High Contrast Black
2001 High Contrast White
2002 High Contrast #1
2003 High Contrast #2
2004 Default Windows Colors
2005 Current Color Scheme
2006 !!! THE SCHEMES ABOVE MUST MATCH WHAT IS INSTALLED BY DEFAULT IN CONTROL PANEL !!!
3000 16 20 25 30
3001 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
3002 1 2 3 4 5 6
3003 8 10 14
3100 Text Size
3101 The following options determine the size of text and other items on your screen.
3102 Choose Color Settings
3103 Windows can display high contrast system colors that make text easier to read.
3104 Scroll Bar and Window Border Size
3105 Windows can display scroll bars and window borders in several sizes.
3106 Border Size
3107 Choose a Window Border Size.
3108 Choose Icon Size
3109 Windows can display icons in three sizes.
3110 Text Size
3111 The following options determine the size of text and other items on your screen.
