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Document usage of review by page scripts in Windows Terminal #14025

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions user_docs/en/changes.t2t
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Expand Up @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ What's New in NVDA
- Laptop: ``NVDA+ctrl+shift+.``.
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- Introduced new commands to move the review cursor by page where supported by the application. (#14021)
- These are especially useful for moving across screens of text, such as paginated output, in Windows Terminal version 1.18 and later.
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I think In-Process may be a better way to communicate this.
As this feature has not been introduced on the terminal side yet, and the 2022.4 translation freeze is over, this PR can no longer make 2022.4

- Move to previous page:
- Desktop: ``NVDA+pageUp``.
- Laptop: ``NVDA+shift+pageUp``.
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Expand Up @@ -1266,7 +1266,7 @@ When in the table view of added books:
| Context menu | applications | Opens the context menu for the selected book. |
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++ Windows Console ++[WinConsole]
++ Windows Console and Terminal ++[WinConsole]
NVDA provides support for the Windows command console used by Command Prompt, PowerShell, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
The console window is of fixed size, typically much smaller than the buffer that holds the output.
As new text is written, the content scroll upwards and previous text is no longer visible.
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| Scroll down | control+downArrow | Scrolls the console window down, so later text can be read. |
| Scroll to start | control+home | Scrolls the console window to the beginning of the buffer. |
| Scroll to end | control+end | Scrolls the console window to the end of the buffer. |

When using Windows Terminal version 1.18 and later, you may use NVDA's Move to previous page in review/Move to next page in review commands to scroll visible screens of output.
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Can you add a link to the relevant section of the user guide, and change the wording to improve readability?

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When using Windows Terminal version 1.18 and later, you may use NVDA's Move to previous page in review/Move to next page in review commands to scroll visible screens of output.
When using Windows Terminal version 1.18 and later, the gestures ["Move to previous page in review" and "Move to next page in review" commands <add link to section of user guides>] can be used to scroll visible screens of output.

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this has not been addressed

This can be used, for instance, to jump to the top of a currently visible page of paginated output from commands such as ``less``.
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+ Configuring NVDA +[ConfiguringNVDA]
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