(b) At least one mode of Supported Windows Internet Explorer 8 supports operation and information the use of assistive technology such as retrieval that does not require screen reader as described in section visual acuity greater than 1194.31 20/70 shall be provided in Page Zoom audio and enlarged print The page zoom feature of Windows output working together or Internet Explorer 8 enables users to independently, or support for increase or decrease the page size for Assistive Technology used by easier viewing. Not only can the user people who are visually change the text size, but any graphics impaired shall be provided. or embedded text in graphics can also be modified. Hard-to-read t or small thumbnail images on web sites can now be enlarged. The page zoom is an adaptive zoom. As the user zooms, Internet Explorer 8 will size the text and images and reflow the page to make it easier to read. The user will not see a horizontal scrollbar for most mainstream scenarios. Page zoom can be easily accessed by keyboard. To zoom in, press CTRL+(+). To zoom out, press CTRL+(-). To restore the zoom to 100%, press CTRL+0. These shortcut keys increase and decrease the zoom value in 25% increments. Zoom level can be increased or decreased in 1% increments via View >> Zoom >> Custom… High DPI Support DPI Scaling feature to scale up Windows fonts and user interface (UI) elements (such as buttons, icons, input fields, and so on) by a given percentage. This is different from the scaling that occurs when you lower the display resolution because in the DPI Scaling case, Windows is providing fonts and UI elements that are drawn with more
(b) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require visual acuity greater than 20/70 shall be provided in audio and enlarged print output working together or independently, or support for Assistive Technology used by people who are visually impaired shall be provided. Supported Windows Internet Explorer 8 supports the use of assistive technology such as screen reader as described in section 1194.31 Page Zoom The page zoom feature of Windows Internet Explorer 8 enables users to increase or decrease the page size for easier viewing. Not only can the user change the text size, but any graphics or embedded text in graphics can also be modified. Hard-to-read t or small thumbnail images on web sites can now be enlarged. The page zoom is an adaptive zoom. As the user zooms, Internet Explorer 8 will size the text and images and reflow the page to make it easier to read. The user will not see a horizontal scrollbar for most mainstream scenarios. Page zoom can be easily accessed by keyboard. To zoom in, press CTRL+(+). To zoom out, press CTRL+(-). To restore the zoom to 100%, press CTRL+0. These shortcut keys increase and decrease the zoom value in 25% increments. Zoom level can be increased or decreased in 1% increments via View >> Zoom >> Custom… High DPI Support DPI Scaling feature to scale up Windows fonts and user interface (UI) elements (such as buttons, icons, input fields, and so on) by a given percentage. This is different from the scaling that occurs when you lower the display resolution because in the DPI Scaling case, Windows is providing fonts and UI elements that are drawn with more