Accessibility Features of SAS Customer Link Analytics 5.5

Overview

SAS Customer Link Analytics 5.5 has not been tested against U.S. Section 508 standards and W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). If you have specific questions about the accessibility of SAS products, send e-mail to accessibility@sas.com or call SAS Technical Support.

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Landmarks

Landmarks are references to the primary areas of an application’s user interface. They provide a quick and easy way for keyboard users to navigate to these areas of the application.

To access the list of landmarks that are available for a specific context, press Ctrl+F6 to open the Landmarks window. Use the arrow keys to select a landmark, and then press Enter to navigate to that area of the application.

Themes

An application’s theme is the collection of colors, graphics, and fonts that appear in the application. The following themes are provided with this application: SAS Corporate (default theme), SAS Blue Steel, SAS Dark, SAS High Contrast, and SAS Light. To change the theme for the application, select File

Preferences, and go to the Global Preferences page.

You can use keyboard shortcuts to magnify the contents of the browser window or to invert the application colors.

Note: If you have special requirements for your themes, then contact your system administrator or visual designer about using the SAS Theme Designer for Flex application to build custom themes. SAS Theme Designer for Flex is installed with SAS themes. For details, see SAS Theme Designer 4.2 for Flex: User's Guide, which is available at the following location: http://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/flexdesign/index.html.

Keyboard Shortcuts

The following table contains many of the keyboard shortcuts for the application. In the user interface, some shortcuts are displayed within parentheses in tooltips and menu item labels. Some are also displayed in the Keyboard Shortcuts window (press F9 to open that window).

Note: Some application-level keyboard shortcuts do not work when you first open an application. When that happens, press Tab to move the focus to the application, and then try the keyboard shortcut again.

Note: When you use a keyboard shortcut to activate a button, move the focus to the field or section that the button is associated with before you use the keyboard shortcut. For example, if a table has an associated Help button, you must first move the focus to the table before you press Ctrl+?.

Keyboard Shortcuts
Action		Keyboard Shortcut
Open the Keyboard Shortcuts window.		F9 Note: The Keyboard Shortcuts window might not contain all of the shortcuts for your application.
Open a Help pop-up window from the Help button.		Ctrl+?
Zoom in.		Ctrl+plus sign
Zoom out.		Ctrl+minus sign
Reset the zoom state.		Ctrl+0
Maximize the view (collapses the Category pane and the Tile pane and hides the status bar and the application bar, which includes the menu bar and the workspace bar). or Exit the maximized view (expands the Category pane and the Tile pane and shows the status bar and the application bar).		Ctrl+Alt+Shift+M Note: This shortcut does not work when the focus is on the workspace bar.
Open a pop-up menu.		Shift+F9 (if a menu is available in that context) Note: If you use Shift+F9 to display the pop-up menu, then it is always displayed in the top left corner of the user interface control that you are using.
Open the Landmarks window.		Ctrl+F6
Temporarily invert or revert the application colors (for the current session only). Note: You can set the Invert application colors preference in the Preferences window if you want the color change to persist across sessions.		Ctrl+~
Switch in and out of Edit mode for a table cell.		To enter Edit mode, select a cell, and press F2. To exit Edit mode, press Esc.
Navigate between table headings and table content.		For a two-dimensional table, make sure that the focus is on the table and that you are not in Edit mode. Press Ctrl+F8 to switch the focus between column headings and table cells. Use the arrow keys to navigate from heading to heading. For a multidimensional table, make sure that the focus is on a table cell and that you are not in Edit mode. Press Ctrl+F8 to switch the focus between column headings, row headings, and table cells. Use the arrow keys to navigate from heading to heading.
Navigate the content rows of a table.		When table cells are in Edit mode: Press Tab and Shift+Tab to move from cell to cell horizontally across columns. Press Enter and Shift+Enter to move from cell to cell vertically across rows. When table cells are not in Edit mode, use the arrow keys to move from cell to cell.
Sort columns in a table.		To sort a single column, navigate to its column heading (press Ctrl+F8). Press the spacebar to sort the column. To sort additional columns, navigate to the column heading of each additional column that you want to sort. Press Ctrl+spacebar.
Change the width of the current column.		Navigate to the column heading (press Ctrl+F8). Then press Ctrl+left arrow or Ctrl+right arrow to change the width of the column.
Move the current column.		Navigate to the column heading (press Ctrl+F8). Then press Shift+left arrow to move one column to the left, and press Shift+right arrow to move one column to the right.
Automatically resize the current column to fit its contents.		Navigate to the column heading (press Ctrl+F8). Then press Enter.
Open a drop-down list or menu.		Make sure that the focus is on the control, and press Ctrl+down arrow.