Modify the settings on your Samsung Chromebook

To find the accessibility features, select the Status tray at the bottom right, and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Select Advanced, and then select Accessbility.

Select Manage accessibility features to see all of the available settings:

• Text-to-Speech: Enable the screen reader or Select-to-speak.

• Display: Turn on high contrast mode or screen magnifier. You can also change the screen resolution or text size.

• Keyboard and text input: Turn on sticky keys, the on-screen keyboard, highlighting, keyboard repeat rate, and word prediction. You can type using your voice as well.

• Mouse and touchpad: Use automatic clicking, tap dragging, and cursor highlighting. Or, change the cursor's size and color.

• Audio and captions: Play all sounds together through all of the speakers, adjust your captions settings, and more.

Select the Status tray at the bottom right, and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Scroll down to and select Advanced. Select Accessibility, and then select Manage accessibility features. Select the switch next to "Enable ChromeVox (spoken feedback)".

Here are additional settings you can adjust for the voice assistant. Select your desired option to turn it on or customize it:

• Enable select-to-speak: Allows you to hear the text you have selected.

• Text-to-Speech voice settings: Allows you to customize the text-to-speech voices.

Your Chromebook has a few sleep settings that can be customized to your liking. Your device can go to sleep automatically if left idle, or you can manually put it to sleep by closing the lid. These settings are in place by default to help your Chromebook save power.

To change the Sleep mode settings, select the Status tray at the bottom right, and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Select Device, select Power, and then change your preferred settings:

• When idle: Choose what happens when the Chromebook is idle. You can enable Sleep mode, turn off the display, or keep the display on.

• Sleep when lid is closed: Choose whether or not your Chromebook goes to sleep when you close its lid.

Select the Status tray at the bottom right, and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Select Device, and then select Displays. Under Built-in display, use the slider to make the display size bigger or smaller. Select the Orientation drop-down list, and then select your preferred orientation. Select the switch next to Night Light mode.

This will make it easier to look at your screen or read in dim light. If you prefer, you can set a schedule for Night Light mode, so it only activates at a designated time.

The Sync feature on your Chromebook stores your Chrome browser's settings, bookmarks, and tabs in the cloud. When Sync is enabled, your personal Sync settings are enabled by default, but you can select individual categories or disable sync if you prefer.

Selec the Status tray at the bottom right, and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Search and select People, and then select Sync and Google services.

Select Manage what you sync, and then select Customize sync. Then, select the switches next to the categories you’d like to turn off.

Sync categories that are turned on will continue to sync their respective settings. You can keep your Sync settings active by making sure your device is updated with the latest version of Chrome OS. Older versions of Chrome OS may have difficulty syncing.

Select the Status tray at the bottom right of the screen (where the time is displayed), and then select the Settings icon (it looks like a gear). Select Advanced, and then select Languages and input (on the left).

Select Languages, and then select Add languages. Choose or search your language, and then select Add. Next to the language you would like to use, select the More options icon (the 3 vertical dots). Select Show system text in this language. Select Restart. The next time you sign in to your Chromebook, your new language will be used.