作为“轻松(Ease)访问中心(Access Center)”的一部分，微软(Microsoft)在Windows 11、Windows 10、Windows 8、Windows 7中包含的辅助工具之一是全面改进的放大镜(Magnifier)。这个放大镜(Magnifier)工具使残障人士更容易阅读和查看计算机屏幕的各个部分，因为它可以使项目看起来更大。
(Magnifier Tips)Windows 11中的放大镜提示和技巧(Tricks)
在Windows(Windows)的众多辅助工具中，全面改进的放大镜(Magnifier)值得一提。它使残疾人的生活变得更加轻松，尤其是视力障碍者。该工具使项目看起来更大(tool makes items appear larger)。这样可以更轻松地发现它们并更清楚地阅读屏幕上的内容。让我们了解如何在Windows中使用(Windows)放大镜(Magnifier)。
在这里，我们将涵盖周围的主题，
- (Different)在Windows 11中打开放大镜的(Magnifier)不同方法
- 校准放大倍率
- 管理其他控件
最后我们还将简要了解电脑屏幕放大镜(Magnifier)的工作原理？
(Different)在Windows 11中打开放大镜的(Magnifier)不同方法
要在Windows 11中运行(Windows 11)放大镜(Magnifier)，请在开始搜索中键入“放大镜”，然后按 Enter(Enter)。或同时按WinKey和 + 键打开它。
或者，您可以打开设置(Settings)，从侧面板中选择辅助功能( Accessibility)，然后在右侧的视觉部分下找到放大镜。(Magnifier)
(Calibrate Magnification)在Windows 11(Windows 11) 放大镜中(Magnifier)校准放大级别
Windows 11 和Windows 10中的此过程保持不变。打开时，只需使用“+”和“-”按钮调整缩放级别。缩放增量的默认值设置为 100%。
管理Windows 11放大镜(Magnifier)中的 其他控件(Controls)
除了调整缩放级别之外，您还可以管理“从此处读取”控件、向前或向后移动、播放/暂停以及从同一窗口访问设置。(Settings)它允许您更改默认语音和控制阅读速度。
详细阅读(Detailed read)：如何在 Windows 11 中使用放大镜。
如何在Windows 10中使用(Windows 10)放大镜(Magnifier)
在这篇文章中，我们将了解如何在Windows 10中打开、使用或关闭放大镜(Magnifier)。让我们查看Windows 10缩放应用程序并了解其设置。
如何在 Windows 10 中打开放大镜
要运行放大镜，请在开始搜索中键入“放大镜”，然后(magnifier)按 Enter(Enter)。您也可以同时按下WinKey and +键来打开它。或者，您可以通过“Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Ease访问中心(Access Center)”或从“开始”菜单(Start Menu)中的“附件(Accessories)”文件夹访问它。您将看到它出现在您的桌面上。
您可以增加或减少放大倍数。它还允许您Play/Pause和“从此处阅读”并打开设置(Settings)。
如果单击右侧的设置图标，将弹出以下窗口。(Settings)
如果您将鼠标指针移到它上面并单击，它将变成一个小窗口，为您提供各种设置和选项。在这里，您可以使用“+”按钮控制所需的放大倍数。
Windows 10 中的放大镜设置
当放大镜(Magnifier)在Windows 10中打开时，您可以单击滚轮符号以打开其设置。或者，您可以打开Settings > EaseAccess > Vision > Magnifier以查看其所有设置。您还将看到那里提到的所有放大镜快捷方式。(Magnifier)你可以：
- 更改缩放级别
- 更改缩放增量
- 登录后启动放大镜
- (Start Magnifier)为所有人登录前启动放大镜
- 将放大镜折叠(Collapse Magnifier)成漂浮的透明放大镜
- 平滑图像和文本的边缘
- 反转颜色：
- 选择放大镜(Choose Magnifier)视图- 停靠(– Docked)、全屏(Fullscreen)或镜头(Lens)。
如何使用 Windows 放大镜
您可以将放大镜视图设置为三种放大镜模式：(Magnifier)
全屏模式。(Full-screen mode.)在全屏模式下，您的整个屏幕都会被放大。根据您的屏幕分辨率，您的项目的某些部分可能会离开屏幕，但您始终可以将指针移向该方向以查看它们。
镜头模式。(Lens mode.)在镜头模式下，放大镜(Magnifier)将随着鼠标指针移动，并且鼠标指针周围的区域会被放大。
您可以通过按Ctrl+Alt+R来更改镜头大小，然后上下移动指针来改变高度，左右移动来改变宽度。
停靠模式。(Docked mode.)Dock位于屏幕 的顶端并放大您正在处理的部分。
在停靠模式下，仅放大屏幕的一部分，而桌面的其余部分保持不变。如果您的计算机不支持 Aero，这是唯一可用的模式。(If your computer does not support Aero, this is the only mode that will be available to you.)
您可以设置缩放比例(zooming) ，还可以决定放大镜聚焦的位置——(Magnifier)无论(focus)您希望放大镜(Magnifier)跟随鼠标指针、键盘焦点还是文本插入点。
此外，您还可以使用ClearType微调字体的外观，并选择在 每次Windows计算机启动时启动放大镜。(start)您还可以更改屏幕分辨率(screen resolution)，从而调整清晰度、大小和适合您计算机显示器的许多内容。
如果您需要高对比度，您可以在此处打开颜色反转(Turn on color inversion)。这将反转所有颜色——将白色变为黑色，反之亦然。打开颜色反转会增加屏幕上项目之间的对比度，这有助于使您的屏幕更易于查看。
您还可以将放大镜鼠标光标保持在屏幕中央(keep the Magnifier mouse cursor in the center of the screen)。
如何使用Windows 放大镜(Windows Magnifier)缩小或放大
您可以通过按Winkey & +或Winkey & –来放大和缩小。您还可以通过按Ctrl + Alt然后旋转鼠标滚轮来放大和缩小。
阅读(Read)：Windows 放大镜键盘快捷键。
如何在Windows 11/10中关闭放大镜(Magnifier)
只需(Simply)单击“x”符号即可关闭放大镜(Magnifier)，就像您对任何其他应用程序所做的那样。
看到这个工具的多功能性，它不仅可以证明对有视力问题的老年人有用，而且如果你发现你的笔记本电脑屏幕离你太远，同时斜倚在你的电脑上，它也可以证明是巨大的帮助最喜欢的扶手椅，或者即使您想看到任何负面图像的真实颜色！
电脑屏幕放大镜(Magnifier)如何在Windows 11中工作？
Windows中的计算机屏幕放大镜(Magnifier)通过使文本看起来比正常尺寸更大来工作。这有助于有视觉障碍的人更舒适地阅读屏幕上的文本。您可以将放大镜视图设置为以下任何一项。
- 全屏模式——(Full-screen mode –) 在全屏模式下，整个屏幕都会被放大。根据您的屏幕分辨率，您的项目的某些部分可能会离开屏幕，但您始终可以将指针移向该方向以查看它们。
- 镜头模式 -(Lens mode – )在镜头模式下，放大镜(Magnifier)将随着鼠标指针移动，并且鼠标指针周围的区域会被放大。您可以通过按Ctrl+Alt+R来更改镜头大小，然后上下移动指针来改变高度，左右移动来改变宽度。
- 停靠模式(Docked mode)– Dock位于屏幕的顶端，并放大您正在工作的部分。在停靠模式下，仅放大屏幕的一部分，而桌面的其余部分保持不变。如果您的计算机不支持Aero，这是您可以使用的唯一模式。
除了上述之外，您还可以设置缩放并决定放大镜(Magnifier)的焦点位置，即放大镜(Magnifier)是否跟随鼠标指针、键盘焦点或文本插入点。此外，您还可以使用 ClearType微调字体的外观，并选择在每次Windows计算机启动时启动放大镜。(Magnifier)
最后，如果您需要高对比度，您可以在此处打开颜色反转。这将反转所有颜色——将白色变为黑色，反之亦然。打开颜色反转会增加屏幕上项目之间的对比度，这有助于使您的屏幕更易于查看。
Just one of the several Windows 11 Tips and Tricks!
Magnifier Tips and Tricks in Windows 11/10
As a part of the Ease of Access Center, one of the Accessibility tools that Microsoft has included іn Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, is the all-improved Magnifier. This Magnifier tool makes it easier for people with disabilities, to read and view various parts of their computer screen more clearly, as it makes items appear larger.
Magnifier Tips and Tricks in Windows 11
Among many Accessibility tools in Windows, the all-improved Magnifier is worth mentioning. It makes the life of people with disabilities a lot easier, especially visually challenged ones. The tool makes items appear larger in size. This makes it easier to spot them and read the content on the screen more clearly. Let’s find how to use Magnifier in Windows.
Here, we’ll cover the topics around,
- Different ways to open Magnifier in Windows 11
- Calibrate magnification level
- Manage other Controls
In the end we’ll also learn in brief how does a computer screen Magnifier work?
Different ways to open the Magnifier in Windows 11
To run the Magnifier in Windows 11, type ‘magnifier‘ inside the start search and hit Enter. or press WinKey & + keys together to open it.
Alternatively, you can open Settings, choose Accessibility from the side panel and locate Magnifier under Vision section on the right.
Calibrate Magnification level in Windows 11 Magnifier
This process in both, Windows 11 and Windows 10, remains the same. When opened, simply adjust the zoom level using the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons. The default value of zoom increment is set to 100%.
Manage other Controls in Windows 11 Magnifier
In addition to adjusting zoom level you can manage ‘read from here’ controls, move forward or backward, play/pause and access Settings from the same window. It allows you to change the default voice and control reading speed.
Detailed read: How to Use the Magnifier in Windows 11.
How to use the Magnifier in Windows 10
In this post, we will see how to open, use, or turn off the Magnifier in Windows 10. Let us check out the Windows 10 zoom application & learn about its settings.
How to open Magnifier in Windows 10
To run the Magnifier, type ‘magnifier‘ in start search and hit Enter. You can also press WinKey and + keys together to open it. Alternatively, you can access it via the Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Ease of Access Center or from the Accessories folder in your Start Menu. You will see it appear on your desktop.
You can increase or decrease the magnification. It also lets you Play/Pause and ‘read from here’ and open the Settings.
If you click on the Settings icon on the right side, the following windows will pop up.
If you move your mouse pointer over it and click, it will transform into a small window that will offer you various settings and options. Here, you can control the amount of magnification you desire using the ‘+’ button.
Magnifier Settings in Windows 10
When the Magnifier is open in Windows 10, you may click on the wheel symbol to open its settings. Alternatively, you may open Settings > Ease of Access > Vision > Magnifier to see all its settings. You will also see all the Magnifier shortcuts mentioned there. You can:
- Change zoom level
- Change zoom increment
- Start Magnifier after sign-in
- Start Magnifier before sign-in for everyone
- Collapse Magnifier to a floating transparent magnifying glass
- Smooth edges of images and text
- Invert colors:
- Choose Magnifier view – Docked, Fullscreen, or Lens.
How to use the Windows Magnifier
There are three Magnifier modes where you can set your magnifier view to:
Full-screen mode. In full-screen mode, your entire screen gets magnified. Depending on your screen resolution, some parts of your items may go out off-screen, but you can always move your pointer in that direction to see them.
Lens mode. In lens mode, the Magnifier will move as a lens along with your mouse pointer, and the area around the mouse pointer gets magnified.
You can change the lens size by pressing Ctrl+Alt+R, and then moving the pointer up and down to change the height, and left and right to change the width.
Docked mode. The Dock stays on the top end of your screen and magnifies the part on which you are working.
In docked mode, only a portion of the screen is magnified, leaving the rest of your desktop unchanged. If your computer does not support Aero, this is the only mode that will be available to you.
You can set the zooming and also decide on where you want the Magnifier to focus – whether you want the Magnifier to follow the mouse pointer, follow the keyboard focus or the text insertion point.
Moreover, you can also fine-tune the appearance of your fonts using ClearType and opt to make Magnifier start every time your Windows computer starts. You can also change the screen resolution, which adjusts the clarity, size, and a number of things that fit on your computer monitor.
If you need high-contrast, you can Turn on color inversion here. This will invert all the colors – make white into black and vice versa. Turning on color inversion increases the contrast between items on your screen, which can help make your screen easier to see.
You can also keep the Magnifier mouse cursor in the center of the screen.
How to zoom out or zoom in using Windows Magnifier
You can zoom in and out by pressing the Winkey & +, or Winkey & –. You can also zoom in and out by pressing Ctrl + Alt and then rotating the wheel on your mouse.
Read: Windows Magnifier keyboard shortcuts.
How to turn off Magnifier in Windows 11/10
Simply click on the ‘x’ symbol to turn off the Magnifier, as you would do for any other application.
Seeing the versatility of this tool, it can prove to be useful not just to elderly people with vision problems, but it could also prove to be of immense help if you find that your laptop screen is moving away too far from you while reclining on your favorite armchair, or even if you want to see the real colors of any negative image!
How does a computer screen Magnifier work in Windows 11?
The computer screen Magnifier in Windows work by making the text appear larger in size than normal. This helps visually challenged people read texts on screen more comfortably. You can set your magnifier view to any one of the following.
- Full-screen mode – In full-screen mode, your entire screen gets magnified. Depending on your screen resolution, some parts of your items may go out off-screen, but you can always move your pointer in that direction to see them.
- Lens mode – In lens mode, the Magnifier will move as a lens along with your mouse pointer, and the area around the mouse pointer gets magnified. You can change the lens size by pressing Ctrl+Alt+R, and then moving the pointer up and down to change the height, and left and right to change the width.
- Docked mode – The Dock stays on the top end of your screen and magnifies the part on which you are working. In docked mode, only a portion of the screen is magnified, leaving the rest of your desktop unchanged. If your computer does not support Aero, this is the only mode that will be available to you.
Apart from the above, you can set the zooming and also decide on where you want the Magnifier to focus, i.e., whether you want the Magnifier to follow the mouse pointer, follow the keyboard focus or the text insertion point. Also, you can also fine-tune the appearance of your fonts using ClearType and opt to make Magnifier start every time your Windows computer starts.
Lastly, if you need high-contrast, you can Turn on color inversion here. This will invert all the colors – make white into black and vice versa. Turning on color inversion increases the contrast between items on your screen, which can help make your screen easier to see.
Just one of the several Windows 11 Tips and Tricks!
