Internet Explorer 6 Accessibility Resources

Make computers easier and more comfortable to use with accessibility features and utilities built right into Internet Explorer 6.

Display and Readability

Internet Explorer 6 includes numerous options to make things easier to see on the computer screen, or to adjust to your visual preferences including:

Increase or Decrease the Font Size of Web Pages Displayed on Screen
Ignore Colors, Font Styles, or Font Sizes Specified on Web Pages
Select a Font Style for Web Pages that Do Not Have a Specified Text Font
Select Text and Background Colors of Web Pages
Select Link Colors
Select Hover Link Colors
Format Web Pages Using a Custom Style Sheet
Always Expand ALT Text for Images
Turn On or Turn Off Smooth Scrolling
Turn On or Turn Off Play Animations in Web Pages
Turn On or Turn Off Play Videos in Web Pages
Turn On or Turn Off Show Pictures
Turn On or Turn Off Print Background Colors and Images
Move System Caret with Focus/Selection Changes

Sounds and Speech

In addition to the Windows XP sound and speech options, in Internet Explorer 6 you can also:

Turn On or Turn Off Play Sounds in Web Pages

Keyboard and Mouse

In Internet Explorer 6 you can choose a number of options to make your keyboard and mouse faster and easier to use. Options you can adjust include:

Change the Toolbar Button Icon Size
Add or Remove Buttons on Your Toolbar
Change the Order of Toolbar Buttons
Fill in Web Addresses Automatically
Fill in Routine Form Entries Automatically
Fill in User Names and Passwords Automatically

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