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chrome/browser/resources/chromeos/chromevox/strings/chromevox_strings.grd

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         Command Menus
       </message>
       <message desc="Part of the ChromeVox tutorial, explains the keystrokes to press to open and use a menu of commands." name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_MENUS">
         To explore all ChromeVox commands and shortcuts, press Search + Period, then use the Arrow keys to navigate the menus, and Enter to activate a command. Return here by pressing Search+o then t.
       </message>
       <message desc="Heading for a section of the ChromeVox tutorial on Chrome shortcuts" name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_CHROME_SHORTCUTS_HEADING">
         Helpful Chrome Shortcuts
       </message>
       <message desc="Part of the ChromeVox tutorial, explains some common Chrome keyboard shortcuts" name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_CHROME_SHORTCUTS">
         The next few shortcuts aren’t ChromeVox commands, but they’re still very useful for getting the most out of Chrome.
-To navigate forward through actionable items like buttons and links, press the Tab key. To navigate backwards, press Shift+Tab. 
-To enter the Chrome browser address box, also called the omnibox, press Control + L. 
-To open and go to a new tab automatically, press Control+T. Your cursor will be in the omnibox. 
-To close a tab, press Control+W. 
-To move forward between open tabs, use Control+Tab. 
+To navigate forward through actionable items like buttons and links, press the Tab key. To navigate backwards, press Shift+Tab.
+To enter the Chrome browser address box, also called the omnibox, press Control + L.
+To open and go to a new tab automatically, press Control+T. Your cursor will be in the omnibox.
+To close a tab, press Control+W.
+To move forward between open tabs, use Control+Tab.
 To open the Chrome browser menu, press Alt+F.
       </message>
       <message desc="Part of the ChromeVox tutorial, explains a keyboard shortcut to press on Chromebook keyboards" name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_CHROMEBOOK_CTRL_FORWARD">
         To jump to other parts of the screen, like toolbars or the system tray, press Control+Forward. On a Chromebook, the Forward key is immediately above the number 2 key.
       </message>
       <message desc="Heading for a section of the ChromeVox tutorial where the user can learn more" name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_LEARN_MORE_HEADING">
         Learn More
       </message>
       <message desc="Part of the ChromeVox tutorial, explaining that this is the end of the tutorial and that there are links to more information." name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_TUTORIAL_LEARN_MORE">
         Congratulations! You’ve learned the essentials to use ChromeVox Next (beta) successfully. Remember that you can open the ChromeVox command menu at any time by pressing Search+Period. To learn even more about ChromeVox and Chrome OS, visit the following articles.
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       </message>
       <message desc="Describes an audio clip that gets played for a specific event or control type. Use the default string as a guide to what the audio clip represents or conveys." name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_SLIDER_EARCON_DESCRIPTION">
         A slider
       </message>
       <message desc="Describes an audio clip that gets played for a specific event or control type. Use the default string as a guide to what the audio clip represents or conveys." name="IDS_CHROMEVOX_WRAP_EARCON_DESCRIPTION">
         Wrap from beginning to end or end to beginning inside of a page, dialog, or other container
       </message>
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