Use your mouse to click on the Universal Access icon or use the tab key repeatedly to highlight the Universal Access icon and then press the spacebar.

Use your mouse to click on System Preferences or use the down arrow key to highlight System Preferences and then press Enter.

Use your mouse to click on the Apple menu or press Control and F2 and then press Enter.

To select this option and exit Mouse Properties press Enter on your keyboard or click the OK icon.

To adjust the size of the pointer trails, drag the slider under Display pointer trails or press Tab until the slider bar is highlighted and use the left/right arrow keys to adjust.

Click the checkbox that says Display pointer trails or press Alt and D on the keyboard.

To exit the Mouse Properties press Enter on your keyboard or click the OK icon.

Press Enter on your keyboard if it is already highlighted, or click on it with your mouse. The best sets for visibility are labelled as Large, Extra Large or Inverted. The preview images will change to reflect the chosen scheme.

Use the up/down arrows on the keyboard to move through the list.

Click the Scheme box, or press Tab until its drop-down menu is highlighted.

Click the Pointer tab, or press Ctrl and Tab until the Pointer tab comes to the front.

This will surround it with circles to make it easier to find.

From here on in, press CTRL on the keyboard when you cannot find the mouse pointer.

To confirm your choice and exit Mouse Properties press Enter on your keyboard or click the OK icon.

Click the checkbox that says “Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key” or press Alt and S on the keyboard to check the box.Click the Pointer Options tab, or press Ctrl and Tab until the Pointer Options tab comes to the front.Double-click the Mouse icon or press M until the Mouse icon is highlighted and press Enter. Click on Control Panel or press C on your keyboard and it will pop up. Click the Start button or press the Windows logo key on your keyboard.Help for users with Apple Macintosh OS X based computers. Help for users with Microsoft Windows based computers. Helpful if you have trouble viewing the mouse pointer.

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