What’s new in Windows 8 Accessibility? One of the most exciting
aspects of Windows 8 is the introduction of touch-only devices.
With touch devices, you can directly interact with everything on
your screen by touch, without using a keyboard or mouse,
including managing accessibility options in the Ease of Access
Center. With Windows 8 you can easily access the most commonly
used accessibility options right from the sign-in screen. Select
the Ease of Access button in the lower-left corner of your
screen, or press the Windows logo key+U, to choose the settings
for your PC that you want to have available each time it starts.
Narrator and touch-enabled devices Narrator, a basic screen
reader that reads aloud the text that appears on screen, and
describes events such as error messages, has been redesigned in
Windows 8 to be substantially faster, and to support many new
features. Whether you’re an individual who is blind, has low
vision, or, are fully sighted, you will be able to use Windows 8
from the first time yo