Description: This article describes how to enable accessibility features, i.e. for those that have a visual disability, on your Google Nexus 7 tablet.

1. Touch the App Viewer icon while at one of the home screens on your desktop.
   
2. If Settings is not available on this page, swipe from right-to-left to reveal more apps. Tap on the Settings icon.
   
3. Tap the Accessibility icon.
   
4. The Google Nexus 7 tablet has several accessibility features built-in. Tap on a feature to enable or disable it:
• TalkBack: TalkBack is a built in screen reader for those that blind or severely visually impaired. It will read the content of your screen out loud. Using TalkBack, you can explore the screen with a single finger and double-tap to open apps, menus, and more.
• Large text: This feature will increase the text size by approximately 50%.
• peak Passwords: Passwords will be spoken out loud.
• Enhance web accessibility: Google states that his feature allows you to have ChromeVox provide spoken feedback as you browse and interact with web sites and apps.