September 2011
Beginner
504 pages
12h 10m
English
Your Macintosh’s Universal Access features can also be useful for helping novices use a Macintosh. For example, if a user has trouble using the mouse, turn on Mouse Keys so that the user can point and click using the numeric keypad instead. While slower than clicking the mouse, pressing keys to move the pointer can often be easier for novices to understand and control.
Give your eyes a break and magnify the screen. With a wireless keyboard and mouse, you can then control your Macintosh from any comfortable distance away from your computer screen.
Universal Access can make any Macintosh faster, easier, and more comfortable to use, so fiddle with the different Universal Access features and see which ...
Read now
Unlock full access