You can find a full list of features and keyboard commands at Microsoft’s Setting Up and Using Magnifier page. Control + Alt + Space temporarily shows an unmagnified screen.Control + Alt + Arrows (Up, Down, Left, Right) scrolls magnification view without moving the mouse or text cursor.Control + Alt + D changes magnification view to docked (half screen).Control + Alt + changes magnification view to lens.Control + Alt + F changes magnification view to full screen.Windows Logo Key + Escape turns off all magnification features.Windows Logo Key + Minus (-) zooms out.Windows Logo Key + Plus (+) activates the magnifier or zooms in if already activated.To access the Windows Magnifier, use these keyboard commands: The magnifier offers full-screen magnification as well as lens and split-screen views, offers colour enhancements such as reverse contrast, and even font-smoothing features have greatly improved in the latest release of Windows. The built-in Windows magnifier has seen huge improvements in functionality in recent years. Learn more about all the features outlined in this blog post at Microsoft’s Make Windows Easier to See page.
Since these are all built-in to Windows, they can be set up on any computer with no additional cost or software. Windows 10 contains many more features for people with low vision than previous versions of Windows! Int his post, we’ll outline the features that could be helpful to students with low vision and link to helpful resources.
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