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The Control Panel in Windows 98 controls most of
the operating system's accessibility features. You can turn the
accessibility features on or off, and customize the keyboard,
sound, display, and mouse operations to meet your needs.
The Control Panel has four icons that will help
you adjust your accessibility settings. Within each icon is a
grouping of related features that you access through tabs on
dialog boxes.
The following lists the tabs to use, by the icon
under which they are found:
Accessibility Options Icon
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Tab Name |
What You Can Access |
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Keyboard |
StickyKeys,
FilterKeys, ToggleKeys |
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Sound |
SoundSentry, ShowSounds |
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Display |
Screen
contrast (high contrast) |
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Mouse |
MouseKeys |
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General |
SerialKey
support, sound and visual notification |
Display Icon
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Tab Name |
What You Can Access |
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Appearance |
Scheme,
screen elements |
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Settings |
Screen
font size |
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Background |
Wallpaper |
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Effects |
Icon size |
Mouse Icon
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Tab Name |
What You Can Access |
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Pointer |
Pointer
appearance |
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Motion |
Mouse
pointer speed, mouse pointer trails |
Passwords Icon
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Tab Name |
What You Can Access |
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User
Profiles |
Personal
settings |
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