Microsoft Corporation
Updated June 10, 1999
Words in this list either describe physical disabilities or describe features in software programs that provide access to users with disabilities.
accelerator keys
access keys
accessibility concerns
accessibility features
accessible
accessing with keyboard
adjusting for improved visibility
adjustments for impaired motion or vision
ALT text
alternative input devices
appearance
Application key
assigning
assistive technology
AutoComplete
AutoCorrect
AutoFill
AutoText
beeps
difficulty hearing
turning off
turning on
blind
blindness or low vision
changing size
click with the keyboard
cognitive impairments
color blind
color palette
colors
adjusting for improved visibility
used as visual cues, alternatives to
Control Panel
adjustments for impaired motion or vision
cursor, adjusting for improved visibility
custom
custom shortcut keys
customize
customizing
deaf
deaf or hard-of-hearing
deafness
default buttons
dialog boxes
default buttons
default values
navigating with TAB key
navigating with SHIFT+TAB key
ENTER key
difficulty hearing
disabilities
disability concerns
disabled
documentation
in alternative formats
online
dyslexia
enlarge
ENTER key
focus
fonts
adjusting for improved visibility
changing size
colors
for menus
for toolbars
frequently-used text
handicapped
handicaps
hard-of-hearing
hearing impairments
high-contrast
hotkeys
image descriptions
impaired hearing, motion, sight, or vision
insertion point
adjusting for improved visibility
key combinations
keyboard
adjustments for impaired motion
layouts for individuals with impaired motion
shortcuts
keyboard combinations
keyboard navigation
keyboard shortcuts
keystroke shortcuts
keystrokes
large buttons
large fonts
large-print documentation
learning disabilities
low vision
magnify
menus, accessing with keyboard
mobility impairments
motion impairments
motor impairments
mouse
adjustments for impaired motion or vision
navigating
navigation
in dialog boxes
in menus
in toolbars
with the keyboard
with the mouse
online
pointer, adjusting for improved visibility
printing list of
reduced hearing, motion, or vision
right-click with the keyboard (Shift+F10)
scale
screen enlargement
scroll
seizure disorders
selection cursor
adjusting for improved visibility
shortcut keys
assigning
for menus
in dialog boxes
for toolbars
printing list of
shortcuts
sight impairments
sound
sounds
difficulty hearing
turning off
turning on
speech
speech impairments
speech-to-text
text view
text-to-speech
toolbars
accessing with keyboard
customizing
vision impairments
visually impaired
voice input
Windows logo key
with the keyboard
with the mouse
word list, accessibility
word prediction
zoom
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Note
- Items from the word list can also be added as table of contents entries or as index keywords. This will enable users with disabilities to easily find the information they need about your software product.
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