Are you a fan of the dark side? Or is light the only path forward? 🙂 Comment below and let's discuss. Before closing this tutorial, let us know which mode you like more and why.

However, we like the Light Mode too, and we switch between modes once every couple of weeks. It can be more comfortable on your eyes, it can make the apps more readable, and some people might even think it is prettier. The Dark Mode can be a cool way to use Windows 10. It lets users with vision issues to use PC and complete common tasks. Narrator is a screen-reading app built into Windows 10. NOTE: To make things even more confusing, we noticed that the new Microsoft Edge, based on the same engine as Google Chrome, respects the settings you make in Windows 10 and enables the Dark Mode when you turn it on in the Settings app. How to turn on or off Narrator Announce Modifier Keys as Typed in Windows 10. Turn on or off the option Have Narrator use punctuation to determine pauses when reading. Scroll down to the Change what you hear when reading and interacting section. On the right, enable Narrator if required. Here is how to enable or disable the Dark Mode in Microsoft Edge. To turn on or off Narrator Intonation Pauses in Windows 10, do the following. However, some apps, like Microsoft Edge, don't, and you have to turn it on separately. We noticed that Microsoft Office also uses the Dark Mode automatically when you set it in Windows 10.

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