The KDE 3.5 Control Center - Part 7 - Regional and Accessibility
Welcome to part 7 of our series on the KDE 3.5 Control Center. Today we'll be covering the "Regional and Accessibility" section. This section serves two basic purposes that are useful for everyone using KDE on a regular basis. One part provides regional, language and keyboard layouts while the other provides accessibility options for hearing and sight impaired users. Since there's a little bit of everything for everyone in this section, we recommend that you pay close attention to this part because you can learn a lot that will make your daily experience both easier, and richer in many ways.
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