Enabling The Magnifier In Windows Vista
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Windows Vista includes different features that make it easier for people with vision impairments to use the operating system. One such feature is known as the Magnifier. You can use this feature to enlarge the screen so it is easier to read. The Magnifier works by enlarging a portion of the screen as it is being displayed. The feature is intended for those users who have slight vision problems.
You can open the Magnifier by clicking Start, typing Magnifier and pressing Enter. You will notice that as you move your mouse around your desktop, a portion of the screen is magnified. From the Magnified Settings dialog box, you can control the Magnification level. You can also configure tracking settings such as if you want the magnifier to follow your mouse cursor, follow your keyboard strokes, and follow your text editing.

3 Comments
notsoanimatelife
July 7th, 2008
at 8:37am
From WindowsME to XP it has seemed that the Magnifier is one of the simplest tools in the whole OS.
Taylor Jasko
July 10th, 2008
at 2:58pm
This actually helps when your working with Photoshop or any photo editor…
William Nock
August 8th, 2008
at 6:56am
Thank you for your information. I have no trouble getting the magnifer up in Vista, but I cannot seem to find or see the Magnified Settings Diaglog Box to change the zoom level.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.