Translations by Zayed Amer Al-Saidi

KDE Accessibility Tool

If this option is checked, the default system bell will be used. See the "System Bell" control module for how to customize the system bell. Normally, this is just a "beep".

<p>Check this option if you want to use a customized bell, playing a sound file. If you do this, you will probably want to turn off the system bell.</p><p> Please note that on slow machines this may cause a "lag" between the event causing the bell and the sound being played.</p>

If the option "Use customized bell" is enabled, you can choose a sound file here. Click "Browse..." to choose a sound file using the file dialog.

Click here to choose the color used for the "flash screen" visible bell.

S&ticky Keys

Use &sticky keys

&Lock sticky keys

Turn sticky keys off when two keys are pressed simultaneously

Locking Keys

Use KDE's system notification mechanism whenever a modifier or locking key changes its state

Configure &Notifications...

Use gestures for activating sticky keys and slow keys

Here you can activate keyboard gestures that turn on the following features: Sticky keys: Press Shift key 5 consecutive times Slow keys: Hold down Shift for 8 seconds

Here you can activate keyboard gestures that turn on the following features: Mouse Keys: %1 Sticky keys: Press Shift key 5 consecutive times Slow keys: Hold down Shift for 8 seconds

Turn sticky keys and slow keys off after a certain period of inactivity.

If this option is checked, KDE will show a confirmation dialog whenever a keyboard accessibility feature is turned on or off. Ensure you know what you are doing if you uncheck it, as the keyboard accessibility settings will then always be applied without confirmation.

Use KDE's system notification mechanism whenever a keyboard accessibility feature is turned on or off

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