If you see a “Can’t Upload Backup – Dropbox network or authorization error” message or your backup fails, try the following workaround:

1. Instead of Dropbox, choose to save the backup to Files on your device.
2. Once saved, manually upload the backup file to Dropbox from the Files app.
3. When restoring, do the reverse:
   1. Download the file from Dropbox → Files
   2. Then restore your vocabulary from Files within the app.

This method bypasses Dropbox authorization or network glitches and still ensures your vocabulary is safely stored.

1. Select Edit
2. Select the cell you want to edit
3. Select Cell Color
4. Choose the color you would like the cell to be
5. Select Done

• Select the gear/daisy icon
• Select Vocabulary
• Scroll down and select Cortical Visual Impairment Template

1. Select the gear/daisy icon
2. Select Appearance and Accessibility
3. Select Diversity character – you can select a character that most represents the user

1. Select the gear/daisy icon
2. Select Appearance and Accessibility
3. Select Screen Background Color

1. Select the gear/daisy icon
2. Select Appearance and Accessibility
3. Scroll Down and you can choose to change the activation to initial touch or after finger is lifted

Hold That Thought is a featured that allows a user to save a word or phrase for later use. For example, if a user was interrupted in conversation or if they knew they were going to repeat this same message to a friend later, they could use “Hold That Thought.”

Use these steps to use Hold That Thought:

1. Type out your message
2. Select Hold That Thought 
3. Hit the plus icon
4. The words or phrases are now stored in the app

If you want to use the phrase that has been stored:

1. Click Hold That Thought 
2. Select the stored message
3. The message now appears