I suggest you to introduce a new special windows theme for people with low vision who do not require inverted colors or high contrast. All they need is larger font sizes and white text on black background. It was very easy to change all the appearances in Windows XP and older versions. However, in newer versions like windows 7, 10 etc. , the blind user has to depend on others to change the appearances in order to begin using the computer. therefore, it would be highly beneficial if an accessibility button is introduced on the desktop so that a user can activate the aforesaid special theme just by clicking the special button and start using the computer independently. The user can later on customize appearances according to his own requirements.

I am photosensitive. Extremely sensitive to light, so I prefer dark screens. Allow more darkness via a secondary program.

Blue colors are higher in energy, thus photosensitive people don't want the screen dark only, but brown-yellowish to cut-off the high frequencies.

My intelligence is normal and I use the Photoshop for short periods.
When I finalize a picture, I usually keep it dark, but without that brown-yellowish effect in order I control the output. So an on/off button to the high-cut filter (or blue cut-off filter) would be useful.

People are photosensitive due to:
1. disease (genetical, viral, bacterial, hormonal etc.)
2. psychological reasons
3. idiopathic disease (due to unknown cause)

I'm really sorry that I disturbed you.
Some people are photoinsensitive. These people have the opposite
problem, so they need exactly the same program, with simply a different name, and with inverse dynamic parametrizing.

I respect other people who have different issues.
I don't care only about me, but also about people who have different
issues and I NEVER forget that we must offer the the same things!

I love what you do for us!

Best Regards,
Ken

Hi.

It would be helpful if there were more mouse settings in Windows - not only in software provided by mouse manufacturer. A possibility to set speed and acceleration to nearly whatever value you need.

And why do I think it's important?

There are many people very used to their mouses. To the point when they can't use any other (or can't find any). Sometimes it happens when a person has a disease that changes his or her anatomy. Not every software provides needed options and some old mouses' software doesn't even work anymore.

It would be just a possibility to move the speed slider further right and add another. Also maybe with possibility to set it more precisely. I guess it wouldn't be hard to implement.

As for me, I'm using an old mouse with no working software. I tried a dozen of other mouses but none is good for me. I can comfortably use up to 1366x768 resolution. Only because the cursor moves too slow and when I check 'enhance pointer precision' box (to turn acceleration on) it slows down even more. I tried editing registry, installing other software but nothing helps.

I have no doubt there are many more people with similar issues.

Best regards