To set Sticky Keys to beep when a modifier key (Command, Option, Shift, or Control) is set, click this button.
To turn Sticky Keys on and off, click this button. When Sticky Keys is on you can type combination keystrokes (Command-Option-3, for example) one key at a time, or you can lock a modifier key down to use it repeatedly.
To set Slow Keys to use the ΓÇ£clickΓÇ¥ sound to indicate that it has accepted a key, click this check box.
To set the amount of time Slow Keys waits before it accepts a key, click one of these buttons.
To turn Slow Keys on and off, click these buttons. When Slow Keys is on, you must hold a key down for a moment before a character appears on your screen. This helps prevent accidental keystrokes from being accepted by the computer.
To set the amount of time Easy Access waits after you press a key on the keypad before it starts to move the pointer, click one of these buttons.
To set the maximum speed at which the pointer will move when Mouse Keys is turned on, click one of these buttons.
To turn Mouse Keys on and off, click these buttons. When Mouse Keys are on, you can use the numeric keypad to move the pointer on your screen.
To set Easy Access to use sound to confirm your actions, click this checkbox.
