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Key presses, mouse clicks, touches or spoken commands given to the computer to control it.
A feature that enlarges part of the screen so that it is easier to read.
A setting that makes the text and background very different so text is easier to see.
A feature that lets the user give commands to the computer by speaking them.
Keeping the same items in the same place and working the same way in each program.
A feature where icons, menus and buttons show what can be done, so commands are not memorised.
Settings in the interface that help people with disabilities to use the computer more easily.
Software that reads out the text and buttons displayed on the screen.
Changing settings such as text size, language or desktop background to suit the user.
The part of the operating system that lets the user interact with and control the computer.
Information shown by the software that gives guidance, or explains a problem and what to do next.