| You can tailor the activities in Let`s Go software to suit your 
			students` needs: 
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		| Story AccessChoose to play the story screens sequentially, or select 
			particular pages from a picture menu. The picture menu allows 
			non-literate students to choose an activity.
 
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		| Skip PagesHere you can select pages to be excluded from the story. Unselected 
			pages will not appear when the game is run sequentially or in the 
			picture menu (dependent upon the settings in Story Access). This 
			allows you to repeat favorite pages or to concentrate on one aspect 
			of the story.
 
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		| Switch AccessChoose whether to use the mouse (including mouse alternative), touch 
			screen, keyboard, IntelliKeys or one or two switches
 
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		| Scan SpeedThis controls the single switch scanning function, which 
			automatically selects each interactive object on the screen in turn. 
			It regulates the length of time that each object is highlighted 
			before moving on to the next.
 
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		| DelayLet�s Go software includes a "pre-acceptance delay" function. This 
			is useful for students who make brief involuntary switch presses 
			which you don't want the program to recognize. If you set the delay 
			to 0.4 seconds, the program will only accept switch presses that 
			last longer than 0.4 seconds
 
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		| Scan ColorThe Scan Color option controls the color of the scan outline that 
			appears when interactive objects on the screen are selected.
 
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		| SoundHere you can choose to have the program�s sound effects and the 
			scanning sounds on or off.
 
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		| Text DisplayEach page in the story has accompanying text. The color of the text 
			and its background can be changed. You can also choose to have full 
			sentences or shorter expressions. If you do not want any text to 
			appear at all, simply set both the text and background to the same 
			color.
 
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		| PrintAn easy way to access ready-to-print pictures from the game that can 
			be used in activities away from the computer.
 
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