About Amaya’s Accessibility Features

Accessibility for people with disabilities is being improved with each release. Currently, you can perform most Amaya functions without using a mouse, and carry out most editing functions (except entering text) without using the keyboard.

Accessibility features in the current version include the ability to:

• Navigate and edit in Alternate, Link, Structure, and Table of Contents views of a document, which are all synchronized with the default Formatted view. See Working with Document Views.

• Edit in the Source view, and manually synchronize it with other views. For more information, see Working with Document Views.

• Dynamically add, remove, and edit multiple style sheets, including a user style sheet. See Working with Style Sheets.

• Assign access keys for form fields, areas, or links. See About Access Keys.

• Use keyboard shortcuts for menu options, links, and form controls. See Selecting from the Keyboard and About Keyboard Shortcuts.