Accessibility Display settings for visually impaired Vista users

[optical10]

I currently use XP with accessibility options, display set to high contrast normal font size black [that black background, white text]. Before I migrate to Vista I was wondering somebody running AeroGlass Vista would try Above setting XP [Vista] with accessibility display options and post some screen shots.

A particularly need to see how the accessibility settings appear in outlook, start program, explorer menus etc.

I'm surprised this hasn't been flagged more in forums.

Thanks in advance

[frafu]

Hello,

I think that you are on the wrong forum: This forum is not about any Windows operating system, but it is about a Linux operating system; to be precise it is about the Ubuntu distribution (flavour) of Linux.

Maybe that you can find the piece of information that you are looking for on Microsoft's website or on some other forum dedicated to Windows.

Have a nice day.

[optical10]

Hello,

I think that you are on the wrong forum: This forum is not about any Windows operating system, but it is about a Linux operating system; to be precise it is about the Ubuntu distribution (flavour) of Linux.

Maybe that you can find the piece of information that you are looking for on Microsoft's website or on some other forum dedicated to Windows.

Have a nice day.

thank you

[Henrik]

Hi, you might want to try the Kubuntub Live CD. The high contrast setting there are quite good:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/7.04/

Ubuntu is pretty good too:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/feisty/

[optical10]

Hi, you might want to try the Kubuntub Live CD. The high contrast setting there are quite good:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/7.04/

Ubuntu is pretty good too:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/feisty/

Cheerz, I'll give it a try