Windows |XP |64-Bit |Edition |provides |accessibility |features |that |make |it |easier |for |people |to |use |computers. ...

Windows® |XP |64-Bit |Edition |provides |accessibility |features |that |make |it |easier |for |people |to |use |computers.    The |Accessibility |Wizard |helps |you |customize |your |computer |screen, |keyboard, |and |mouse |to |fit |your |needs.    To |make |items |on |the |screen |easier |to |see, |you |can |increase |the |contrast, |enlarge |the |text, |and |have |your |mouse |pointer |leave |a |trail. |You |can |customize |keyboard |options |and |replace |computer |sounds |with |visual |alerts.    Windows |XP |also |includes |basic |utilities |that |allow |you |to |magnify |the |screen |or |use |an |on-screen |keyboard. |You |can |start |these |utilities |from |the |Utility |Manager |– |even |when |logging |on |to |your |computer– |by |pressing |the |Windows |logo |key |+ |U.