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On-Screen Keyboard keys may be easier to see if you change the font that appears on the virtual keyboard keys. The fonts that most people find easiest to see on the screen are Verdana and Arial. On-Screen Keyboard uses Verdana by default.
In On-Screen Keyboard, select:
In On-Screen Keyboard, select:
Choose values from the lists for these On-Screen Keyboard options:
Choose values from the lists for these On-Screen Keyboard options by selecting:
Save your selections and close the Settings window:
Save your selections and close the Settings window:
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