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When using MathCAT, the general ordering of calls is:
1. The location of the MathCAT `Rules` directory is set [SetRulesDir]
1. Whatever preferences the AT needs to set, it is done with calls to [`SetPreference`]. Typically the `Language` and `TTS` engine to use (if any -- strongly recommended) are given.
2. The MathML is sent over via [`SetMathML`].
3. AT calls to get the speech [`GetSpokenText`] and calls [`GetBraille`] to get the (Unicode) braille. If the id of a node is given, then the corresponding braille cells will be highlighted.
2. Whatever preferences the AT needs to set, it is done with calls to [`SetPreference`]. Typically the `Language` and `TTS` engine to use (if any -- strongly recommended) are given.
3. The MathML is sent over via [`SetMathML`].
4. AT calls to get the speech [`GetSpokenText`] and calls [`GetBraille`] to get the (Unicode) braille. If the id of a node is given, then the corresponding braille cells will be highlighted.

Navigation can be done via calls to either:
* [`DoNavigateKeyPress`] (takes key events as input)
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