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How to use AssistiveTouch in iOS 6 for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch
How to use AssistiveTouch in iOS 6 for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch
To activate the
Accessibility
features on your device select
Settings
+
General
+
Accessibility
.
AssistiveTouch
Under
Physical and Motor
tap to turn On AssistiveTouch.
Home button -click Speed
To adjust the speed needed to activate the Double and Triple click Home commands, tap on one of the following:
Default
Slow
Slowest
Incoming Calls
To route your incoming calls to either of the following tap:
Default
Headset
Speaker
Created on: January-14-2014
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Category:
Motor
Condition:
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
|
Motor Neurone Disease
|
Muscular Dystrophy
|
Parkinson's Disease
|
Hypermobility
|
Tremor
|
Chronic Pain
|
Fibromyalgia
|
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
|
Tetraplegia
|
Spinal Injury
|
Quadriplegia
Hardware:
iPad
Operating system:
iOS
|
iOS 6
Symptom:
Involuntary movement
|
Joint pain
|
Paralysis
|
Wrist pain
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