What are the EZ Access buttons and what do they do?
The EZ Access buttons work together to support the features previously mentioned. Their colors and shapes make them readily identifiable by both sight and touch. The buttons are spaced so people who have difficulty with reach and motion can use them. The five buttons seen in Figures 2 and 3 are the: • EZ Help button – This button is a blue, diamond (square turned up on a corner) shaped button with a large white question mark printed in its center. It is usually located in the middle, near the top of the keypad. The EZ-Help button is used to gain help for any key or button, any of the elements on a screen, or anything on the device overall. Pressing this button and any other button will activate the “ButtonHelp” feature (or layered help if pressed repeatedly). Pressing this button alone will trigger context sensitive help. • Down and Up buttons – These yellow, triangle-shaped buttons provide a way for users to move up and down through the items on the screen or the functions of the devi
