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Proloquo2Go Manual 2.3_Nov_23 - AssistiveWare

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Interaction Options<br />

With Auto-clear Message ON, <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> will<br />

automatically clear the Message Window the next time you<br />

tap a button after the text in the Message Window was<br />

spoken. This is the default setting and means that after you<br />

have built a sentence and tapped the Message Window the<br />

text will be spoken but remain in the Message Window in<br />

case you want to repeat it by tapping again or want to add it<br />

to your vocabulary by hitting the plus button. Yet, when you<br />

now start constructing a new sentence the Message<br />

Window will clear automatically.<br />

Hold Duration (available separately for Message Window<br />

and buttons) can be used to prevent users from accidentally<br />

triggering the message window or buttons by requiring a<br />

user to hold their finger down for a minimum duration before<br />

the action is triggered.<br />

The Repeated Tap option determines what <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> will<br />

do when the message window is tapped while the text is<br />

being spoken. Such taps can be ignored, restart speech,<br />

stop speech, or used to pause and then on next tap<br />

continue speech.<br />

Repeat Delay (available separately for Message Window<br />

and buttons) can be used to prevent the user from<br />

repeatedly triggering the same utterance. During a user<br />

selectable repeat delay, taps on the Message Window and/<br />

or buttons will be ignored.<br />

When Visual Feedback is turned on, when the message<br />

window is tapped, the contents of the message window will<br />

briefly stretch vertically to indicate that the message is being<br />

spoken.<br />

Use the Keyboard Button option to define whether to go to the Grid Keyboard folder or the<br />

Typing View when you tap the Keyboard button on the Toolbar.<br />

You can have <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> Scroll by Page instead of incrementally. For some users this will<br />

work better. Select Show Paging Buttons if you want <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> to provide Page Up and<br />

Page Down buttons to navigate up and down instead of using the swipe gesture. Select<br />

Single Page Swipe to scroll pages one by one with the swipe gesture.<br />

Tap Advanced Options and specify whether you want the Home button and the Previous<br />

button appear on each page. You can also turn visual transition effects on and off.<br />

The Allow Repeat option can be used to prevent repeated tapping of a single button. When<br />

Allow Repeat is turned off, once a user has tapped a button, that same button cannot be<br />

activated until a different button has been tapped.<br />

You can set which orientations you would like <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> to support. Full allows all<br />

orientations, Portrait up & down allows regular portrait and upside down portrait views and<br />

Portrait up prevents all rotation and forces <strong>Proloquo2Go</strong> in the default portrait orientation.<br />

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