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Appendix A
Accessibility in the Interactive Tree Window
The standard display of a decision tree model in the Interactive Tree window may cause problems
for screen readers. To access an accessible version, on the Interactive Tree menus click:
for screen readers. To access an accessible version, on the Interactive Tree menus click:
View > Accessible Window
This displays a view similar to the standard tree map, but one which JAWS can read correctly. You
can move up, down, right, or left using the standard arrow keys. As you navigate the accessible
window, the focus in the Interactive Tree window moves accordingly. Use the Spacebar to change
the selection, or use Ctrl+Spacebar to extend the current selection.
can move up, down, right, or left using the standard arrow keys. As you navigate the accessible
window, the focus in the Interactive Tree window moves accordingly. Use the Spacebar to change
the selection, or use Ctrl+Spacebar to extend the current selection.
Tips for Use
There are several tips for making the IBM® SPSS® Modeler environment more accessible to you.
The following are general hints when working in SPSS Modeler.
The following are general hints when working in SPSS Modeler.
Exiting extended text boxes.
Use Ctrl+Tab to exit extended text boxes. Note: Ctrl+Tab is also
used to exit table controls.
Using the Tab key rather than arrow keys.
When selecting options for a dialog box, use the Tab
key to move between option buttons. The arrow keys will not work in this context.
Drop-down lists.
In a drop-down list for dialog boxes, you can use either the Escape key or the
Spacebar to select an item and then close the list. You can also use the Escape key to close
drop-down lists that do not close when you have tabbed to another control.
drop-down lists that do not close when you have tabbed to another control.
Execution status. When you are running a stream on a large database, JAWS can lag behind in
reading the stream status to you. Press the Ctrl key periodically to update the status reporting.
Using the node palettes.
When you first enter a tab of the node palettes, JAWS will sometimes
read “groupbox” instead of the name of the node. In this case, you can use Ctrl+Right Arrow
and then Ctrl+Left Arrow to reset the screen reader and hear the node name.
and then Ctrl+Left Arrow to reset the screen reader and hear the node name.
Reading menus.
Occasionally, when you are first opening a menu, JAWS may not read the first
menu item. If you suspect that this may have happened, use the Down Arrow and then the
Up Arrow to hear the first item in the menu.
Up Arrow to hear the first item in the menu.
Cascaded menus.
JAWS does not read the first level of a cascaded menu. If you hear a break in
speaking while moving through a menu, press the Right Arrow key to hear the child menu
items.
items.
Additionally, if you have IBM® SPSS® Modeler Text Analytics installed, the following tips can
make the interactive workbench interface more accessible to you.
make the interactive workbench interface more accessible to you.
Entering dialog boxes. You may need to press the Tab key to put the focus on the first control
upon entering a dialog box.
Exiting extended text boxes.
Use Ctrl+Tab to exit extended text boxes and move to the next
control. Note: Ctrl+Tab is also used to exit table controls.