Vista Lesson 21: Ease of Access Center

This lesson is part of the series: Getting to Know Windows Vista

This provides modification features for your system to allow the OS to assist users in areas they require, for example, if an individual has poor eyesight... you can use magnification tools. If a person is blind, you can use the Narrator feature. If a person cannot use a mouse or keyboard, there are alternative input devices like the On-Screen Keyboard and speech recognition options.

Microsoft continues to improve these tools in each release of the Windows OS and we very much appreciate their efforts.

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