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OpenTTD requires a separate base graphics set to run, which can be downloaded through the installer (Windows) or on first run (Windows, Linux).In case you want to manually download and install it, some options are:
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Most of the time, you will work with applications using commands which move the focus and the caret.However, sometimes, you may wish to explore the current application or the Operating System without moving the focus or caret.You may also wish to work with objects that cannot be accessed normally using the keyboard.In these cases, you can use object navigation.
This dialog allows you to search for terms in the current document.In the "Type the text you wish to find" field, the text to be found can be entered.The "Case sensitive" checkbox makes the search consider uppercase and lowercase letters differently.For example, with "Case sensitive" selected you can find "NV Access" but not "nv access".Use the following keys for performing searches:
The NVDA Settings dialog contains many configuration parameters that can be changed.This dialog contains a list with several categories of settings to choose from.When you select a category, several settings related to this category will be shown in this dialog.These settings can be applied using the apply button, in which case the dialog will stay open.If you want to save your settings and close the NVDA Settings dialog, you can use the OK button.
This edit field allows you to type the amount that the pitch of the voice will change when speaking a capital letter.This value is a percentage, where a negative value lowers the pitch and a positive value raises it.For no pitch change you would use 0.Usually, NVDA raises the pitch slightly for any capital letter, but some synthesizers may not support this well.In case pitch change for capitals is not supported, consider Say "cap" before capitals and/or Beep for capitals instead.
Some words consist of only one character, but the pronunciation is different depending on whether the character is being spoken as an individual character (such as when spelling) or a word.For example, in English, "a" is both a letter and a word and is pronounced differently in each case.This option allows the synthesizer to differentiate between these two cases if the synthesizer supports this.Most synthesizers do support it.
This option allows you to choose whether the braille display will follow the system focus / caret, the navigator object / review cursor, or both.When "automatically" is selected, NVDA will follow the system focus and caret by default.In this case, when the navigator object or the review cursor position is changed by means of explicit user interaction, NVDA will tether to review temporarily, until the focus or the caret changes.If you want it to follow the focus and caret only, you need to configure braille to be tethered to focus.In this case, braille will not follow the NVDA navigator during object navigation or the review cursor during review.If you want braille to follow object navigation and text review instead, you need to configure braille to be tethered to review.In this case, Braille will not follow system focus and system caret.
Enabled by default, this option allows you to choose if gestures (such as key presses) that do no