Accessibility

Accessibility features help a user who has a physical disability, such as restricted mobility or limited vision, to use software products successfully. When you use the administrative facilities provided by WebSphere Event Broker, you can use your operating system's accessibility features to modify the behavior of the user interface.

On Windows systems you can change the key behavior, provide a high-contrast display, or control the pointer with keys instead of a mouse. You can enable accessibility features from Accessibility Options within the Control Panel.

On Linux (x86 platform) systems the way in which you control accessibility features depends on the gtk toolkit which underlies the Gnome windowing system. Under Gnome, you can change the key behavior, or control the pointer with keys instead of a mouse. From the main menu click Applications > Desktop Preferences > Control Panel > Accessibility. In addition, there are Screen Reader and Magnifier options available if Assistive Technologies is enabled under Gnome. Alternatively, you can use the tooling under other windowing systems such as KDE, in which case the appropriate look and feel will be seen, however the accessibility features of KDE (primarily key behavior) do not apply.

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