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What do "Not this", Pause, "Next step" and "End task" do?

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Not this asks for another suggestion, Pause gives you the page, Next step moves on when Clickable missed it, End task finishes or starts over.

Not this. The ring is on the wrong thing. Clickable looks again and suggests something else. You’ll also find Not this in the note on the page.

Pause. You want to look around on your own. The ring disappears and Clickable ignores the page until you press Resume. It then looks at the page fresh.

Next step. Clickable usually moves on by itself when you click the highlighted element or finish typing in it. A few widgets, such as some date pickers, change the page without Clickable noticing. If nothing happens for a few seconds, Didn’t move on? and a Next step button appear. Press it and Clickable reads the page again.

End task, at the top, asks whether you got what you needed. Yes, I’m done finishes the task, for example when a PDF opened or you already have your answer. No, start over takes you back to the text box, with your words still in it. Keep going carries on.

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