Multi-access activation implies that users can select the access method best suited to their needs, which are not always fully understood at design time. Multi-access activation implies that users can select the access method best suited to their needs, which are not always fully understood at design time.
For example, experienced users appreciate that they have shortcut key combinations available for features they use frequently. MS-Word users use the keyboard shortcuts to save time and effort involved in keyboard-mouse switching. Also, the users can vary the way they select the function activation options, depending on circumstances.
Updated on 20 Apr 2016.