The Accessibility Wizard is a new tool designed to help you easily set up options to help people who have, for example, sight or hearing difficulties. It does this by a set of easy questions, answered by tick boxes, in which it tries to configure the PC in a way that will help. It covers things like reducing the screen resolution or increasing the font sizes and also adjusts some of the Accessibility options from the Control Panel. It brings together the ease of a wizard to do some hardware re-configuration that would otherwise require technical knowledge and digging around in various Properties and Control Panels and parts of the Accessibility Control Panel that was in Windows 95. See also Accessibility, Magnifier, Desktop Themes, Display, Mouse