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GNOME 2.0 Desktop for the Solaris Operating Environment Accessibility Guide
Book Information
Preface
Chapter 1 Introduction to Accessibility
Overview of Accessibility
Chapter 2 Configuring the Mouse and Keyboard
Configuring the Mouse
To Configure the Behavior of the Mouse
To Configure the Mouse for Left-Handed Use
To Configure the Double-Click Behavior
To Configure the Speed and Sensitivity of the Mouse
To Locate the Mouse Pointer
To Configure the Mouse Pointer
To Change the Pointer
To Stop the Cursor Blinking
To Use the Keyboard to Emulate the Mouse
Configuring the Keyboard
Before You Can Use AccessX
To Activate the Keyboard Accessibility Options
To Enable the Keyboard to Emulate the Mouse
To Enable the Slow Keys Feature
To Enable the Bounce Keys Feature
To Enable the Sticky Keys Feature
To Enable Audible Notifications for Toggle Keys
To Enable the Repeat Keys Feature
Chapter 3 Using the Keyboard to Navigate the Desktop
Introduction to Keyboard Navigation
Essential Keyboard Shortcuts
Global Keyboard Shortcuts
Navigating the Desktop Background
Navigating Panels
To Move a Panel Object
To Navigate Drawers
To Navigate Menus on Panels
To Navigate Applets
Navigating Your Workspaces
Navigating Windows
To Give Focus to a Window
To Control a Window
To Move a Window
To Resize a Window
To Navigate Paned Windows
Navigating Applications
Essential Keyboard Shortcuts for Navigating Applications
Essential Keyboard Shortcuts for Navigating Dialogs
Navigating Nautilus File Manager
To Navigate the View Pane
To Navigate the Side Pane
Navigating Standard Elements and Controls
To Navigate Menus
To Navigate Buttons
To Navigate Radio Buttons
To Navigate Check Boxes
To Navigate Text Boxes
To Navigate Spin Boxes
To Navigate Drop-Down List Boxes
To Navigate Drop-Down Combination Boxes
To Navigate Sliders
To Navigate Tabbed Sections
To Navigate Lists
To Navigate Trees
Customizing Your Keyboard Shortcuts
Chapter 4 Customizing the Appearance of the Desktop
Customization Options
Using Themes to Customize the Desktop
Introduction to Themes
To Choose a Desktop Theme
To Choose a Window Frame Theme
To Choose a Nautilus Theme
To Create Your Own Themes
Customizing Specific Components of the Desktop
To Customize the Desktop Background
To Customize Desktop Background Objects
To Customize Fonts
To Customize the Desktop Fonts
To Customize the Terminal Font
To Customize the gedit Text Editor Font
To Customize the Nautilus File Manager Font
Meeting Specific Accessibility Needs
To Achieve a High or Low Contrast Desktop
To Achieve a Large Print Desktop
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