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2. In the dialog, select info field “braille” and select the assigned
button “edit”.
3. In the list “items” select the entry “1 MI”.
4. In the dialog textbox you will see MI displayed. Edit the text so that
the letter M is displayed, followed by a single space.
5. Confirm and close all dialogs with “OK”.
10.4.3.2 Templates > Button
You can configure the following segments for the presentation of buttons
in dialogs. The segments of the default settings have the following
position number:
1 CB, 2 <Hotkey>, 3 <Label>
CB stands for “Confirmation Button” and refers to words such as OK,
Cancel, Yes, and No, that appear in dialogs in VarioUltra.
10.4.3.3 Templates > Checkbox
You can configure the following segments for the presentation of
checkboxes in dialogs. The segments of the default settings have the
following position number:
1 CHK, 2 <Status>, 3 <Hotkey>, 4 <Label>
Note that <Status> refers to information that is checked or unchecked.
10.4.3.4 Templates > Textbox
You can configure the following segments for the presentation of edit
boxes in dialogs. The segments of the default settings have the following
position number:
1 EB, 2 <Hotkey>, 3 <Label>
Note: For braille presentation, the segment <contents> cannot be
repositioned or configured. It is always on the last position.
Example configuration:
For the braille presentation, we want hotkeys to be hidden. To make this
change we would do the following:
1. Open Settings > Presentation > Templates > text box.