Get help inside Proloquo2Go

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You can view help materials in Proloquo2Go.

In-app support

Support is accessible in Proloquo2Go through the Settings. Select Contact Support or Support Materials at the bottom of the Settings menu.

Edit Mode help

When inside Edit Mode Edit icon, the Help button Help icon brings up an overlay with labels for each tool. Tap Learn more in the upper left hand corner to open Help. Tap anywhere else on the screen to make the overlay disappear again.

Help overlay giving labels for each edit tool

Contact support

You can also email our Support team from inside Proloquo2Go. When you first open Settings you will see Settings Overview. Scroll to the bottom and tap Contact Support. 

Type a brief description of your issue, then hit Send. You do need an internet connection and an email account set up on the device for this to work.

*On iPhone and iPod touch, you will find the Settings button in the Tools popup at the far left of the bottom toolbar.

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