StickyKeys, located in Accessibility Options in Control Panel, provides access to the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, or 
keys by pressing one key at a time.
People who have motion-related disabilities can use Windows 2000 to configure their system to provide a more comfortable computing environment and help minimize the impact of mobility impairments on their work.
Keyboard in Control Panel provides keyboard layouts for users of alternative keyboards. This is especially useful for those who type with one hand.
Mouse in Control Panel configures the mouse for right- or left-handed users, adjusts double-click speed, pointer speed, and acceleration, and causes the mouse pointer to go directly to default buttons in dialog boxes.
StickyKeys, located in Accessibility Options in Control Panel, provides access to the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, or keys by pressing one key at a time.
The accessibility tools that ship with Windows 2000 are intended to provide a minimum level of functionality for users with special needs. Most users with disabilities will need utility programs with higher functionality for daily use. For a list of Windows-based accessibility utilities, see Microsoft Accessibility at the Microsoft Web site (http://www.microsoft.com/).