Our simulated views show the strongest severity for each deficiency. You can create first on the Color Wheel tab or the Extract Theme tab and then select the Accessibility Tools tab to make adjustments or create your theme from start to finish on the accessible color wheel.
You can also edit any existing theme from your Libraries by tapping it to show the expanded view and choosing Edit in Accessibility View. Conflict lines will connect swatches that are not distinct from each other under at least one type of color blindness. Use the simulator below the color sliders to understand how colors will be viewed in all three types of color blindness. Conflict lines and simulation views are based on the highest severity for each color blindness type.
You can easily resolve conflicts in a natural manner following the guidance over the color wheel by directly editing colors on it or using the sliders. Conflict Guides allow you to understand where problematic color combinations arise directly on the color wheel. Once you select a color puck to move, the conflict guides are activated to guide you into avoiding problematic regions for all types of color blindness.
When the mouse is pressed down or the sliders are used the three guidelines emanating from the swatch one for each type of color deficiency help you avoid problematic color combinations for that color. By avoiding lines passing too close to another color puck, you will be able to find colors that are not in conflict quickly and intuitively. Safe distances from a line may vary depending on the region of the color wheel, so just keep moving the puck lines farther from other pucks until our conflict flags hyphens tell you when it is enough.
Changing hue and saturation will open many new creative choices, but there will be situations where you may want to leverage brightness to fix a conflict. When you save a theme without conflicts from the accessibility tools, it will automatically be tagged and displayed with a badge indicating it was created on our accessibility tools. This allows you to quickly see which themes are color conflict free when browsing your Libraries.
This allows you to quickly see which themes are color conflict free when browsing your Libraries on the Adobe Color website. Click the theme to open the expanded view where you can copy, download, edit, or delete your theme. Colors from the color theme will remain safe as long as they are not mixed with others. If they are mixed through blending or opacity changes, that will produce new colors that may not still be distinguishable to a color blind viewer.
Accessible color themes can be used just like any other theme. You have many options to use your accessible color themes in desktop products. It allows you to view RGB colors in a three-dimensional model. Font Picker shows you all the fonts installed on your computer and helps you choose which one is most suitable for a particular project. You can select the text in one of the boxes and type the text you will be using for your project, get rid of the fonts that don't like, mark a font as a favorite, etc.
Then put that font into a folder of the first letter. Some of the options you can configure for processing are to move, rename, or delete files. Ora Time and Expense is a free, easy-to-use application for tracking and generating timesheets, expense reports, and invoices.
It features: task timer for tracking timesheet activities as you go, using your webcam to scan expense receipts for automatic inclusion in expense reports, mileage and hotel wizards for quick expense entries. Timeloc keeps track of the time you have spent working on projects.
It can handle multiple projects and clients, lets you edit the billing period and change the rate per client and uses audible alerts and reminders, reports and graphing, pause recording for non chargeable activity, auto save option. Live Presentations is a web-enabled presentation authoring application that helps you create presentations.
Among other things, it works online and offline, lets you share and collaborate with others and allows you to import and export to PowerPoint. It automatically saves a copy of the working file at a user-specified interval inside a folder named FWAIRBackup which is located in the same path as that of the original file.
SEO Analyzer checks your page rank and analyzes your links and keywords for their search ranking effectiveness. Demandbase Stream lets you see in real time and on your desktop which businesses are visiting your website. It allows you to filter the data, set up a watch list, see the search keywords that visitors used to reach your website, and see the pages that visitors are currently viewing. It handles baseline rhythm and grid configuration, CSS with or without compression and grid.
Em Calculator gets all the correct values converted from pixels to ems and calculate the correct vertical rhythm for your designs. It also comes with collaboration and project management tools for designers working in teams. FlairBuilder is a wireframe, prototype, and mockup builder. It supports multiple projects, includes a components library featuring common website elements buttons, drop-downs, etc.
The great thing in this application is that it is open source and can be used for free. Plus, it includes live editing, method testing and a tree structure, among many other features. Snippely is a basic text and code organizational tool.
Instead of storing bits of code, quick notes, and memos in text files all over your hard drive, this application will let you save and organize code snippets in one convenient location. The snip will be syntax highlighted according to the language selected. Snippets are stored in groups for organization and quick retrieval. Pixus is a pixel ruler application. It can measure the screen objects in pixels using both mouse and keyboard control.
Besides, it lets the users preview their designs with skins and presets. This will help you create your htmlText visually, speeding up the workflow. Livebrush is a motion-based drawing tool. Toss graphics around the screen or elegantly swing the brush around your cursor. There are over styles and decorations that can all be customized and shared.
Additionally, you may export lines you draw as vector files for use in other graphics applications. Besides, it is possible to easily modify or create your styles while learning each setting using the convenient style preview.
Code Bank is a code snippit manager with support for a local database as well as a shared database. It is packaged in the ANE file you receive from the native extension developer. Set the softKeyboardBehavior element to none in order to disable the automatic panning and resizing behavior that the runtime uses to make sure that the focused text entry field is in view after the virtual keyboard is raised.
You can use the softKeyboardRect property of the stage in conjunction with the SoftKeyboardEvent to detect when the keyboard opens and determine the area it obscures. On the Android platform, you can use the android element of the application descriptor to add information to the Android application manifest, which is an application properties file used by the Android operating system.
ADT automatically generates the Android Manifest. AIR sets a few properties to the values required for certain features to work. Any other properties set in the android section of the AIR application descriptor are added to the corresponding section of the Manifest.
You can only set attributes that take string, integer, or boolean values. Setting references to resources in the application package is not supported. AIR sets several manifest entries in the generated Android manifest document to ensure that application and runtime features work correctly. You cannot define the following settings:. You cannot set the following attributes of the manifest element:.
You cannot set the following attributes for the main activity element:. You cannot set the following attributes of the application element:.
The Android security model requires that each app request permission in order to use features that have security or privacy implications. These permissions must be specified when the app is packaged, and cannot be changed at runtime.
The Android operating system informs the user which permissions an app is requesting when the user installs it. If a permission required for a feature is not requested, the Android operating system might throw an exception when your application access the feature, but an exception is not guaranteed. Exceptions are transmitted by the runtime to your application. In the case of a silent failure, a permission failure message is added to the Android system log.
In AIR, you specify the Android permissions inside the android element of the application descriptor. The uses-permissions statements inside the manifest element are added directly to the Android manifest document. For example, to set the permissions for an app that impressively requires every permission, you could add the following to the application descriptor:. Custom URI support relies on intent filters specified in the Android manifest, so this technique cannot be used on other platforms.
Both intent-filter elements in the following example must be specified. An intent filter informs the Android operating system that your application is available to perform a given action. In the case of a custom URI, this means that the user has clicked a link using that URI scheme and the browser does not know how to handle it.
When your application is invoked through a custom URI, the NativeApplication object dispatches an invoke event. The URL of the link, including query parameters, is placed in the arguments array of the InvokeEvent object. You can use any number of intent-filters. The Android operating system uses a number of elements in the application manifest file to determine whether your application is compatible with a given device. Adding this information to the manifest is optional.
If you do not include these elements, your application can be installed on any Android device. However, it may not operate properly on any Android device. For example, a camera app will not be very useful on a phone that does not have a camera. If you request the camera permission for your application, Android assumes that the app requires all available camera features, including auto-focus and flash.
If your app does not require all camera features, or if the camera is an optional feature, you should set the various uses-feature elements for the camera to indicate that these are optional. Otherwise, users with devices that are missing one feature or that do not have a camera at all, will not be able to find your app on the Android Market. The following example illustrates how to request permission for the camera and make all camera features optional:.
If you request the permission to record audio, Android also assumes that the app requires a microphone. If audio recording is an optional feature of your app, you can add a uses-feature tag to specify that the microphone is not required. Otherwise, users with devices that do not have a microphone, will not be able to find your app on the Android Market. The following example illustrates how to request permission to use the microphone while still making the microphone hardware optional:.
You can permit your application to be installed or moved to the external memory card by setting the installLocation attribute of the Android manifest element to either auto or preferExternal :. A user can also move the app between internal and external memory using the system settings app. Even when installed to external memory, application cache and user data, such as the contents of the app-storage directory, shared objects, and temporary files, are still stored in the internal memory.
To avoid using too much internal memory, be selective about the data you save to the application storage directory. Large amounts of data should be saved to the SDCard using the File. In Android 3. To enable plug-in rendering, set the android:hardwareAccelerated attribute of the application element to true :.
In AIR 3 and later, the runtime sets the display to render bit colors. In earlier versions of AIR, the runtime uses bit color.
Using the bit color depth can increase rendering performance, but at the expense of color fidelity. Th Entitlements element lets you specify key-value pairs added to the Entitlements.
For more detailed information on Info. Adobe AIR 3. To enable background audio playback and recording, include the following key-value pair in the InfoAdditions element:. To enable background location updates, include the following key-value pair in the InfoAdditions element:. To execute short tasks in the background, your application sets the NativeApplication. For example, your application may start a file upload operation after which the user moves another application to the front.
When the application receives an upload completion event, it can set NativeApplication. Setting the NativeApplication. Your application can explicitly opt out of background execution by including the following key-value pair in the InfoAdditions element:.
AIR sets several entries in the generated Info. The UIDeviceFamily setting is an array of strings. Each string defines supported devices. If you specify only one of these strings, only that device family is supported. For example, the following setting limits support to the iPad:. Additionally, in AIR 3.
You add this tag as a child of the iPhone tag and specify a space-separated list of device model names. The requestedDisplayResolution element specifies whether your application should use the standard or high resolution mode on iOS devices with high-resolution screens. In high-resolution mode, you can address each pixel on a high-resolution display individually. In the standard mode, the device screen will appear to your application as a standard resolution screen.
Drawing a single pixel in this mode will set the color of four pixels on the high-resolution screen. The default setting is standard. Note that for targeting iOS devices, you use the requestedDisplayResolution element as a child of the iPhone element not the InfoAdditions element or initialWindow element.
Use the excludeDevices attribute to specify devices that should use the opposite value. For example, with the following code, high resolution mode is used for all devices that support it except 3rd-generation iPads, which use standard mode:.
The excludeDevices attribute is available in AIR 3. You can register a custom URI scheme to allow your application to be invoked by a link in a web page or another, native application on the device. The following example registers a URI scheme named com. You can use any number of custom URI schemes. Add entries to a UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities array within the InfoAdditions element if your application should only be used on devices with specific hardware or software capabilities.
For example, the following entry indicates that an application requires a still camera and a microphone:. If a device lacks the corresponding capability, the application cannot be installed. The capability settings relevant to AIR applications include:. AIR 2. When a user switches away from an AIR application it enters the background and pauses.
You can minimize your initial application download size by packaging a subset of the SWFs used by your application and loading the remaining asset-only external SWFs at runtime using the Loader.
Copies the stripped SWFs to the. You host these SWFs on a web server and your application loads them, as necessary, at runtime. You indicate the SWF files to be loaded at runtime by specifying their names, one per line in a text file, as the following example shows:. The file path specified is relative to the application descriptor file. Additionally, you must specify these swfs as assets in the adt command.
For Geolocation support, add one of the following key-value pairs to the InfoAdditions element:. Specify the path to the icon files in the icon element of the application descriptor file:. If you do not supply an icon of a given size, the next largest size is used and scaled to fit. On Android, the icons specified in the application descriptor are used as the application Launcher icon.
The application Launcher icon should be supplied as a set of 36x36—pixel, 48x48—pixel, 72x72—pixel, 96x96—pixel, x—pixel, and x—pixel PNG images. These icon sizes are used for low-density, medium-density, and high-density screens, respectively. The developers are required to submit the x—pixel icon at the time of app-submission on Google Play Store.
The icons defined in the application descriptor are used in the following places for an iOS application:. A by—pixel icon— Spotlight search icon for lower resolution iPads.
A by—pixel icon—AIR adds a border to this image and uses it as a 50x50 icon for spotlight search on lower resolution iPads. A by—pixel icon— Spotlight search for lower resolution iPads.
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