Logickeyboard for Windows Accessibility

Quick Access to Windows Accessibility Features The Logickeyboard for Windows Accessibility is designed to make essential Windows accessibility features easier to find and use. Commonly used accessibility functions are placed directly on the F-row, reducing the need to search through Windows settings or remember complicated key combinations. Large-print, bold lettering and high-contrast color combinations provide improved readability, while dedicated accessibility keys offer convenient access to magnification, contrast, reading, and voice features. Windows Accessibility shortcuts include: Magnifier Settings – Open Magnifier settings and adjust zoom levels, increments, views, and other options. Full Screen Zoom – Magnify the entire screen. Lens Zoom – Move a magnification lens across the screen with your mouse. Docked View – Display a magnified view of the pointer location in a dock at the top of the screen. Magnifier On / Zoom In – Turn Magnifier on and increase magnification. Zoom Out – Decrease magnification. 100% Zoom – Toggle between 100% and your selected magnification. Magnifier Off – Quickly turn magnification off. Invert Colors – Invert colors in the magnified area to improve readability for some users. High Contrast Mode – Activate Windows high-contrast mode. Magnifier Reader – Turn Magnifier Reader on or off and read from the selected location. Voice Typing – Open Windows Voice Typing for dictation. Easy Fn Lock Access Accessibility functions can be activated by holding the Fn key while pressing F1–F12. For even easier access, activate Fn Lock to use the accessibility functions without holding the Fn key at the same time. An LED indicator shows when Fn Lock is active. Designed for Windows 11 Simply connect the keyboard to your computer using USB, activate Fn Lock, and you're ready to use the dedicated Windows Accessibility functions.