[[!img desktop/accessibility.png link="no" class="screenshot"
alt="Accessibility menu with the following options, all disabled
by default: High Contrast, Zoom, Large Text, Screen Reader, Screen Keyboard,
Visual Alters, Sticky Keys, Slow Keys, Bounce Keys, and Mouse Keys"]]

[[!img desktop/accessibility.png class="screenshot"
alt="Accessibility menu with the following options, all disabled
by default: High Contrast, Zoom, Large Text, Screen Reader, Screen Keyboard,
Visual Alters, Sticky Keys, Slow Keys, Bounce Keys, and Mouse Keys"]]

<h1 id="menusettings">Accessibility menusettings</h1>

<h1 id="settings">Accessibility settings</h1>

To hear screen elements spoken to you, turn on the **Screen Reader** fromChoose **Accessibility Settings** in the
accessibility menu (in the top bar, the [[!img lib/accessibility.png alt=""
class="symbolic" link="no"]]).
icon that looks like a person.

Choose **Accessibility Settings** in the accessibility menu in the top bar, the [[!img lib/accessibility.png alt="" class="symbolic" link="no"]] icon that looks like a person.

Choose **Applications&nbsp;▸ System Tools&nbsp;▸ Settings**.

Choose **Apps&nbsp;▸ System Tools&nbsp;▸ Settings**.

In the *Settings* applicationutility, choose **Keyboard&nbsp;▸ Keyboard Shortcuts&nbsp;▸ View and Customize Shortcuts**.

In the *Settings* utility, choose **Keyboard&nbsp;▸ Keyboard Shortcuts&nbsp;▸ View and Customize Shortcuts**.

<p>Keyloggers are more likely on public computers, in iInternet cafés or
libraries, and on desktop computers, where a device is easier to hide.</p>

<p>Keyloggers are more likely on public computers, in Internet cafés or
libraries, and on desktop computers, where a device is easier to hide.</p>