Sentence examples for screen access from inspiring English sources
In the following decades the program got upgraded to work with what's often called "green screen" access: a terminal-style system that remained in broad use at airlines, travel agents, banks, and telecom companies until just a few years ago.
This system involves the animal working in an enclosure that provides visual access to a computer screen, access to a joystick to control a cursor on the screen, and access to a food dish where pellets are delivered for correct responses.
The blind user needs to know which pieces of text are in hypertext links and which are not because if two adjacent links are separated only by a carriage return, some screen access programs will incorrectly treat these as a single link.
A curt message could flash on your screen "Access to Internet not allowed".
Three buttons under the screen access the menu, access the home screen, and go back, respectively.
In settings, you can turn off or on each element of the "Today" view, and limit lock screen access to both that and your general notifications list.
You can see your story from the screen accessed by swiping left on the camera screen, and that's also where you'll find the stories of friends and celebrities that you follow.
The Mysterium Tech (or MysTech) system allows players to use in-game objects collectively known as MysTech, and create new MysTech by using a configuration screen accessed through Elementor Host items.
The Snow Patrol application will be available to download, offering any fan with an Apple touch-screen access to artwork, lyrics and behind-the-scenes photographs.
Also Windows for 386 machines permits Kermit to do full color graphics but Windows 286 will not let Kermit do graphics in a Window, but will allow full-screen access if Kermit is marked as "Exclusive" for graphics.
The SUN access and operability are minimal, the VAX system is quite antiquated, has no full-screen access, and there are still too few Macs in the computer area relative to the demand.
