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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/editor/accessibility.md
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Expand Up @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ The **Go to Next/Previous Error or Warning** actions (`kb(editor.action.marker.n

When the suggestions pop up, they will get announced to screen readers. It is possible to navigate the suggestions using `kbstyle(Ctrl+Up)` and `kbstyle(Ctrl+Down)`, you can dismiss the suggestions with `kbstyle(Shift+Escape)` and if suggestions get in your way, you can disable the auto-popup of suggestions with the `editor.quickSuggestions` setting.

The **Go to Next/Previous Difference** actions (`kb(editor.action.diffReview.next)` and `kb(editor.action.diffReview.prev)`), when in a diff editor pane, will bring up the Diff Review pane, which allows the navigation of the diffs, presented in a unified patch format. Arrow Up and Arrow Down can be used to navigate through the unchanged, inserted, or deleted lines. Pressing `kbstyle(Enter)` will return focus to the modified pane of the diff editor at the selected line number (or closest still existing line number in case a deleted line is selected). Use `kbstyle(Escape)` or `kb(Shift+Escape)` to dismiss the Diff Review pane.
The **Go to Next/Previous Difference** actions (`kb(editor.action.diffReview.next)` and `kb(editor.action.diffReview.prev)`), when in a diff editor pane, will bring up the Diff Review pane, which allows the navigation of the diffs, presented in a unified patch format. Arrow Up and Arrow Down can be used to navigate through the unchanged, inserted, or deleted lines. Pressing `kbstyle(Enter)` will return focus to the modified pane of the diff editor at the selected line number (or closest still existing line number in case a deleted line is selected). Use `kbstyle(Escape)` or `kbstyle(Shift+Escape)` to dismiss the Diff Review pane.

## Accessibility help

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1. Open a new VS Code terminal window using (`kb(workbench.action.terminal.new)`)
2. Use the following command to check for the GCC compiler `g++`:

```bash
g++ --version
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If you don't have a compiler installed, you can follow one of our installation tutorials:

- Windows:
<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-msvc">Installing MSVC Tutorial</a> or
<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-mingw">Installing MinGW Tutorial</a>
- Linux:
<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-linux">Installing GCC Tutorial</a>
- macOS:
<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-clang-mac">Installing Clang Tutorial</a>
**Windows**:

<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-msvc#_prerequisites">Go to the MSVC tutorial</a>

<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-mingw#_prerequisites">Go to the MinGW tutorial</a>

**Linux**:

<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-linux#_prerequisites">Go to the GCC tutorial</a>

**macOS**:

<a class="next-topic-btn" href="/docs/cpp/config-clang-mac#_prerequisites">Go to the Clang tutorial</a>

> **Note**: If you would prefer a full Integrated Development Environment (IDE), with built-in compilation, debugging, and project templates (File > New Project), there are many options available, such as the [Visual Studio Community](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community) edition.

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