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Windows Phone 8 : Configuring Basic Device Settings - Accessibility (part 1) - Adjusting the Text Size, Enabling High Contrast

3/22/2014 3:25:21 AM

Windows Phone’s Ease of Access settings enable you to enable or disable various features designed to make it easier for people with disabilities to use the device. You can access these settings by going to the Settings screen and tapping Ease of Access.

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Adjusting the Text Size

You can adjust the text size as a way of making information displayed on the phone easier to read. To change the text size, go to the Ease of Access screen and perform the following steps:

1. Drag the Text Size slide bar to adjust the text size. Dragging the bar to the right makes the text larger; dragging it to the left makes the text smaller.

2. Use the Sample box to preview your selected text size.

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Enabling High Contrast

A normal Windows Phone 8 display (using the default theme) displays some text in white and other text in gray. You can make the text earlier to read by using a high-contrast display. This causes all text to display in white. You can enable the high-contrast display by going to the Settings screen, tapping Ease of Access, and follow this step:

1. Drag the High Contrast slide bar to the On position.

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