Before making any changes to the fonts, mouse, and pointers settings on your computer, you should be familiar with the fonts and pointing devices currently installed. It is also important to understand the effects of making any changes to these settings.
Fonts
Fonts are a vital element in creating documents, webpages, and other visual elements. Windows provides several font choices and it is relatively easy to customize them. To change the fonts, open Control Panel and then open the Fonts folder. The Fonts folder will display all of the fonts available on the computer as well as information about each font. To add fonts, simply drag and drop the font files (which usually have the “.TTF” or “.OTF” extensions) into the Fonts folder. To remove fonts, simply right-click on the font file and select Delete. After making changes to the fonts, be sure to save the changes.
Mouse
The mouse is an essential input device for any computer. To change the way the mouse works, open Control Panel and then open the Mouse Properties dialogue box. Here, you can configure the speed of your mouse cursor, the number of lines scrolled per wheel click, and the double-click speed. Additionally, you can also access a tab that allows you to modify the behavior of the mouse buttons. For instance, you can set the left mouse button to perform a single or double-click, or you can set the middle mouse button to perform a specific action.
Pointers
Also known as cursors, pointers are used to indicate where the mouse pointer is located on the screen. To customize the pointers in Windows, open Control Panel and then open the Mouse Properties dialogue box. In the Pointers tab, you can alter the appearance of the mouse pointer, including its size, shape, and color. You can also change the appearance of various system cursors, such as Wait, Text, Hand, and I Beam. After making any changes, be sure to Apply and then OK the changes.
To summarize, customizing fonts, mouse, and pointers can dramatically alter the way you interact with your computer. To make changes to these settings, use the Fonts folder, the Mouse Properties dialogue box, and the Pointers tab. Be sure to save any changes made and to carefully consider the effects of any alterations before making them.