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ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
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To change browser encoding:
1 In the Contribute browser, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) on the page.
2
Select Encoding, and then select an option from the pop-up menu.
Using Contribute accessibility features
Accessibility refers to making websites and web products usable by people with visual, auditory, motor, and other
disabilities. Contribute provides features that make it accessible to users with disabilities.
Using screen readers with Contribute
A screen reader recites text that appears on the computer screen. It also reads nontextual information, such as button
labels or image descriptions.
You can use a screen reader when you edit your web pages. The screen reader starts reading at the upper left corner
of the application.
Contribute supports the following screen readers:
•
JAWS for Windows, from Freedom Scientific ( www.freedomscientific.com )
• Window Eyes screen readers, from GW Micro ( www.gwmicro.com )
Using operating system accessibility features
Contribute supports the Windows operating system high-contrast setting. You activate this setting through the
Windows Control Panel.
When high contrast is on, Contribute responds as follows:
• Dialog boxes and panels use system color settings.
For example, if you set the color to White on Black, all Contribute dialog boxes and panels appear with a white
foreground color and black background.
• The Contribute editor uses the background and text colors you set in Format > Page Properties so that your pages
render colors as a website visitor’s browser renders them.
Using the keyboard to navigate Contribute
While you are editing, you can use the keyboard to navigate the Contribute workspace, dialog boxes, and tables
without a mouse.
You can also use keyboard shortcuts to open some dialog boxes and perform some commands. For a list of shortcuts,
see “Windows Keyboard Shortcuts” on page 243.
Navigating the workspace
You can use keyboard shortcuts to navigate the Contribute workspace—that is, to select commands from the menus
and to switch between the Contribute browser and editor. For a complete list of Contribute keyboard shortcuts, see
“Windows Keyboard Shortcuts” on page 243.
All the items in the Pages panel and toolbar are accessible through the menus. To view task information in the How
Do I panel, use Contribute Help (Help > Adobe Contribute Help).