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Added a11y to os #3058

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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions documentation/asciidoc/computers/os.adoc
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== Accessibility options

=== Visual aids

Visually-impaired users of Raspberry Pi OS can find helpful tools in the Recommend Software menu.
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Minor nit-pick, but "Recommend Software" should be "Recommended Software".


We offer the https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/introduction.html.en[Orca screen reader] to better navigate your way through the Raspberry Pi operating system, along with a screen magnifier to increase the readability of UI and screen elements.

==== Orca screen reader

You can install Orca screen reader from the *Recommended Software* section of the main Raspberry Pi menu. Alternatively you can press *Ctrl* + *Alt* + *Space* to automatically install Orca.

When booting Raspberry Pi OS for the first time after installing a new image, an automatic spoken reminder will play after 30 seconds. This reminder will provide instructions on how to install Orca.
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