Once in the Settings App, tap General (Left) and then Accessibility (Right). All other Accessibility Settings will be reached from this sub-menu. You can track menus by reading across the top of the iPad/iPhone screen.

To enter the VoiceOver menu, tap VoiceOver (green arrow number 1)

Once in the VoiceOver menu, drag the switch to the right to turn it on. You will now need to use VoiceOver gestures

• "Speaking Rate," provides a slider that can be adjusted from slowest (picture of a turtle at left) to fastest (picture of a rabbit at right).
• "Speech," provides options to change Voice, Pronunciation, Pitch and Language.
• "Verbosity" provides options to change how much information VoiceOver will speak automatically.

• "Braille" provides the option to connect a Refreshable Braille Display. For a tutorial on connecting the RBD click the link Connecting a Refreshable Braille Display. Settings for output on the RBD are also changed here.
• "Rotor" provides options to customize what will appear in the rotor.
• "Double-tap Timeout" provides the option to customize how much time is needed between the first and second tap of a Double-tap.

To enter the Zoom menu, tap Zoom (red arrow number 2)

Once in the Zoom menu, drag the switch to the right to turn it on. Though the setting has been turned on, it will not function until you perform a Zoom gesture:

• Double-tap three fingers to zoom
• Drag three fingers to move around the screen
• Double tap three fingers and drag to change the zoom

Other Zoom settings can be changed within the Zoom menu.

To enter the Magnifier menu, tap Magnifier (blue arrow number 3)

Once in the Magnifier menu, drag the switch to the right to turn it on. As with Zoom, the setting is on but will not automatically open. To activate the magnifier, triple-click the Home button. NOTE: If the Accessibility Shortcut has been set, triple-clicking the Home button will open a menu to select which accessibility feature you would like to use.

To enter the Display Accommodations menu, tap Display Accommodations (yellow arrow number 4)

Once in the Display Accomodations menu, you can access other sub-menus to turn on other settings such as Invert Colors (switch from white with black to black with white) or apply Color Filters (will recolor the screen to accommodate various forms of colour blindness).

To enter the Speech menu, tap Speech (orange arrow number 5)

Once in the Speech menu, drag the switch to the right to turn it on the features you would like to use. When Speak selection is on, it adds a speak button to the menu that pops up when text is selected. When Speak Screen is on, a two-finger swipe down will read the contents of the screen.

To enter the Larger Text menu, tap Larger Text (purple arrow number 6)

Once in the Larger Text menu, drag the switch to the right to turn on Larger Accessibility Sizes. This will increase the largest size available on the slider. Move the slider to the right to increase the size and back to the left to decrease size.

Once in the Accessibility Settings, swipe up to reach the bottom of the menu to find the Accessibility Shortcut. Tap it to enter the Accessibility Shortcut sub-menu.

Tap on the feature that you would like to enable by triple-clicking the Home Button. NOTE: You can select more than one feature at a time. If more than one feature is selected, triple-clicking the Home Button will bring up a pop-up menu to select which feature you would like to enable.