Accessibility in Internet Explorer 7

Accessibility in Internet Explorer 7

The Internet is easier to see and explore with accessibility settings and features in Internet Explorer 7. Internet Explorer 7 has better compatibility with assistive technology products and new accessibility features i 929o1413j ncluding the Zoom option. Enhanced keyboard access can be found in the default toolbar buttons, search box items, address bar, and tabs. And, extensive keyboard access is available for new features added to

Internet Explorer 7.

Accessibility Features in Internet Explorer 7

Zoom in on a Web page Use the Zoom feature to magnify text, images, and controls on the page. Change the zoom level with the magnifying glass icon on the bottom right corner of each Internet Explorer 7 window, or, from the Page menu. Choose 100%, 125%, or 150%, or, specify magnification up to 1,000%.

Choose colors used on Web pages Make Web pages easier to see by changing the text, background, link and hover colors. Internet Explorer 7 supports the system link color, so high contrast mode and color preferences you have chosen in your Windows operating system will work in Internet Explorer 7.

Change text size on Web pages Choose from smaller, smallest, medium, larger, or largest.

Choose the font style and size used on Web pages and documents Adjust to make them more legible.

Choose accessibility settings for Web pages Choose to ignore colors, font styles, and font sizes specified on Web pages to make the pages easier to see. You can also choose to format documents using your own style sheet.

Format Web pages using a custom style sheet Make

Web pages easier to see and work with by adjusting

several accessibility settings, browsing, multimedia, and printing settings in Internet Options.

Choose advanced settings Improve accessibility by

expanding alternative text, resetting text size and zoom levels, using smooth scrolling, showing pictures, playing animations, videos, and sounds, and print options for Web pages.