Accessibility support accommodates the needs of people with disabilities and engages them by modifying the products and services as per their preference.

Manage Accessibility Features in Windows 10

Enable Accessibility Feature

Open Settings from Start menu and click on Ease of Access to manage various accessibility features on Windows 10.

Make Text Size Bigger

1. The first tab after Ease of Access is Display. It enables you to amplify the size of text written on the screen for better visibility.

2. Drag the slider of Make text bigger towards right until sample text is readable and click Apply.

   

3. Open MobilePASS+ application to verify the text size.

   

Set Screen Scaling

1. Click on System under Settings. The first tab under System is of Display. It enables you to make everything bigger on your screen for better visibility.

1. Select the scaling percentage from Scale and layout drop down as per the desired size.

Adjust Color Contrast

You can change color contrast to make text and apps more visible by using distinct colors. Follow below steps to turn high contrast mode ON or OFF.

1. Select the Start button, then select Settings > Ease of Access > High contrast.

2. To turn ON high contrast mode, select the toggle button under Turn on high contrast. For a few seconds, Windows might display a Please wait screen to incorporate the latest color combination.

   

3. Select the theme that works best for you from Choose a theme dropdown menu.

4. To turn OFF high contrast mode, select the Turn on high contrast toggle button again. For a few seconds, Windows might display a Please wait screen to incorporate the latest color combination.

5. Open MobilePASS+ application to verify the contrast change.

   

Enable Narrator

Narrator is a screen reader tool inbuilt in windows which reads text on your screen. To enable narration feature, select the toggle button under Turn on the Narrator.

For more information on accessibility support for Windows 10, refer to Microsoft documentation: Accessibility support for Windows 10

Manage Accessibility Features in Windows 11

Enable Accessibility Feature

Open Settings from Start menu and click on Accessibility to manage the various Accessibility features on Windows 11.

Make Text Size Bigger

1. The first item under Accessibility is Text size. It enables you to amplify the size of text written on the screen for better visibility.

2. Drag the slider of Text size towards right until sample text is readable and click Apply.

3. Open MobilePASS+ application to verify the text size.

   

Set Screen Scaling

1. Click on System under Settings. The first tab under System is of Display. It enables you to make everything bigger on your screen for better visibility.

   

2. Select the scaling percentage from Scale dropdown menu.

Adjust Color Contrast

You can change color contrast to make text and apps more visible by using distinct colors. Follow below steps to turn high contrast mode ON or OFF.

1. Select the Start button, then select Settings > Accessibility > Contrast themes.

2. To turn ON contrast themes, select the theme you want from the Contrast themes dropdown menu, then click the Apply button. For a few seconds, Windows might display a Please wait screen to incorporate the latest color combination.

   

3. To turn OFF contrast themes, select the None option from the Contrast themes dropdown menu, then click the Apply button.. For a few seconds, Windows might display a Please wait screen to incorporate the latest color combination.

Enable Narrator

Narrator is a screen reader tool inbuilt in windows which reads text on your screen. To enable the narration feature, go to Accessibility > Narrator and click on the toggle button.

For more information on accessibility support for Windows 11, refer to Microsoft documentation: Accessibility support for Windows 11