Narrator supports the following BrailleMemo braille displays on Windows.
Supported BrailleMemo braille displays
To learn more about braille in Narrator, see Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
For a list of all supported braille displays, see Appendix C: Supported braille displays.
BrailleMemo Pocket
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your BrailleMemo Pocket model.
Notes:Ā
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The six round keys along the top are a braille keyboard. From left to right, their names are Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
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The two keys to the left of Dot 3, from top to bottom, are named Control, Alt.
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The two keys to the right of Dot 6, from top to bottom, are named Select, Read.
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The three keys below Dot 1 and Dot 4, from left to right, are named Dot 7, Extension, Dot 8.
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At the bottom left is a group of four keys arranged in a cross. Starting with the leftmost key and moving clockwise, their names are Arrow Left, Arrow Up, Arrow Right, Arrow Down.
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A driver implementation constraint requires that some of the bindings refer to the Arrow Left and Arrow Right keys as Pan Left and Pan Right.
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Some keys are entered by pressing a set of keys simultaneously:
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Return: Dot 7
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Space: Dot 8
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Arrow Up: Extension + Dot 1
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Arrow Down: Extension + Dot 4
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Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 2
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Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 5
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Insert: Extension + Dot 3
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Change: Extension + Dot 6
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Backspace: Extension + Dot 7
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Delete: Extension + Dot 8
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Escape: Extension + Arrow Up
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Info: Extension + Arrow Down
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Backward: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 1
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Forward: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 4
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Scroll Left: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 2
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Scroll Right: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 5
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OK: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 7
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Set: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 8
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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BrailleMemo Smart
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your BrailleMemo Smart model.
Notes:Ā
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The six slightly angled keys along the top are a braille keyboard. From left to right, their names are Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
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The two keys to the left of Dot 3, from top to bottom, are named Control, Alt.
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The two keys to the right of Dot 6, from top to bottom, are named Select, Read.
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The key immediately below Dot 2 is named Backspace.
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The key immediately below Dot 5 is named Delete.
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The three keys below Dot 1 and Dot 4, from left to right, are named Dot 7, Extension, Dot 8.
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The keys to the left and right of the braille cells are named Pan Left, Pan Right.
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The two keys on the front at the left are named Arrow Up, Arrow Down.
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The two keys on the front at the right are named Arrow Left, Arrow Right.
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Some keys are entered by pressing a set of keys simultaneously:
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Return: Dot 7
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Space: Dot 8
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Arrow Up: Extension + Dot 1
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Arrow Down: Extension + Dot 4
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Control + Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 2
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Control + Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 5
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Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 3
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Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 6
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OK: Extension + Dot 7
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Set: Extension + Dot 8
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Info (Tab): Extension + Dot 4 + Dot 5
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Select + Info (Shift + Tab): Extension + Dot 1 + Dot 2
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Escape: Extension + Dot 1 + Dot 5
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Insert: Extension + Dot 2 + Dot 4
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Backward: Extension + Arrow Up
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Forward: Extension + Arrow Down
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Scroll Left: Extension + Arrow Left
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Scroll Right: Extension + Arrow Right
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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Supported BrailleMemo braille displays
To learn more about braille in Narrator, see Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
For a list of all supported braille displays, see Appendix C: Supported braille displays.
BrailleMemo Pocket
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your BrailleMemo Pocket model.
Notes:Ā
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The six round keys along the top are a braille keyboard. From left to right, their names are Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
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The two keys to the left of Dot 3, from top to bottom, are named Control, Alt.
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The two keys to the right of Dot 6, from top to bottom, are named Select, Read.
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The three keys below Dot 1 and Dot 4, from left to right, are named Dot 7, Extension, Dot 8.
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At the bottom left is a group of four keys arranged in a cross. Starting with the leftmost key and moving clockwise, their names are Arrow Left, Arrow Up, Arrow Right, Arrow Down.
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A driver implementation constraint requires that some of the bindings refer to the Arrow Left and Arrow Right keys as Pan Left and Pan Right.
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Some keys are entered by pressing a set of keys simultaneously:
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Return: Dot 7
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Space: Dot 8
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Arrow Up: Extension + Dot 1
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Arrow Down: Extension + Dot 4
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Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 2
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Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 5
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Insert: Extension + Dot 3
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Change: Extension + Dot 6
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Backspace: Extension + Dot 7
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Delete: Extension + Dot 8
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Escape: Extension + Arrow Up
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Info: Extension + Arrow Down
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Backward: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 1
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Forward: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 4
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Scroll Left: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 2
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Scroll Right: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 5
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OK: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 7
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Set: Extension + Arrow Right + Dot 8
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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BrailleMemo Smart
Use the following commands with Narrator when using your BrailleMemo Smart model.
Notes:Ā
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The six slightly angled keys along the top are a braille keyboard. From left to right, their names are Dot 3, Dot 2, Dot 1, Dot 4, Dot 5, Dot 6.
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The two keys to the left of Dot 3, from top to bottom, are named Control, Alt.
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The two keys to the right of Dot 6, from top to bottom, are named Select, Read.
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The key immediately below Dot 2 is named Backspace.
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The key immediately below Dot 5 is named Delete.
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The three keys below Dot 1 and Dot 4, from left to right, are named Dot 7, Extension, Dot 8.
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The keys to the left and right of the braille cells are named Pan Left, Pan Right.
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The two keys on the front at the left are named Arrow Up, Arrow Down.
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The two keys on the front at the right are named Arrow Left, Arrow Right.
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Some keys are entered by pressing a set of keys simultaneously:
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Return: Dot 7
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Space: Dot 8
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Arrow Up: Extension + Dot 1
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Arrow Down: Extension + Dot 4
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Control + Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 2
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Control + Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 5
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Arrow Left: Extension + Dot 3
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Arrow Right: Extension + Dot 6
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OK: Extension + Dot 7
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Set: Extension + Dot 8
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Info (Tab): Extension + Dot 4 + Dot 5
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Select + Info (Shift + Tab): Extension + Dot 1 + Dot 2
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Escape: Extension + Dot 1 + Dot 5
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Insert: Extension + Dot 2 + Dot 4
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Backward: Extension + Arrow Up
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Forward: Extension + Arrow Down
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Scroll Left: Extension + Arrow Left
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Scroll Right: Extension + Arrow Right
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Narrator action |
Display buttons |
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Primary action |
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Secondary action |
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Show context menu |
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Pan braille right |
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Pan braille left |
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Braille home |
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Braille end |
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Braille next |
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Braille previous |
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Braille first |
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Braille last |
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Select navigation mode |
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Start text selection at specified character |
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End text selection and copy to clipboard |
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Paste from clipboard at cursor point |
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Toggle braille keyboard |
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Go back to theĀ Table of contents