Proloquo2Go Manual 2.3_Nov_23 - AssistiveWare

Note that if you later want set a View or a Button back to the default options as set in the
user-level Options for the user, you should set them to Default for the View or Button. This is
important if, for example, you have been changing the background color. Say that at in the
user-level Options you have set the Button background color to white and for a specific
button to yellow and then want to revert that button to white. In that case you should not
change the background color for the button to white but set it to Default. This is because if
you later want to set the background color of all buttons to gray and would do so in the userlevel
Options this one button would remain white if it was set to white instead of to Default.
The following tables summarize how each appearance characteristic can be controlled at
User, View, and/or Button level for buttons and views.
Regular Button
Property
Custom border color Appearance >
Buttons Advanced
Options
Language-based
color coding for
border
Custom background
color
Language-based
color coding for
background
User Level View Level Button Level
Appearance >
Buttons Advanced
Options
N/A Arrange or
Properties tab of
edit tools
N/A N/A
Appearance View tab of edit tools Arrange or
Properties tab of
edit tools
Appearance >
Buttons Advanced
Options
Label color Appearance >
Buttons Advanced
Options
N/A N/A
N/A N/A
Label position Appearance N/A N/A
Lines per label Appearance N/A N/A
Display label and/or
images
Appearance View tab of edit tools N/A
Visibility N/A N/A Arrange or
Properties tab of
edit tools
Folder Button
Property
Custom border color Appearance >
Buttons Advanced
Options
User Level View Level Button Level
N/A Arrange or
Properties tab of
edit tools
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