### Full featured example, with Accessibility settings enabled

This page has got the TinyMCE set up to work with configurations related to accessiblity enabled. In particular

- the content_css is set to false, to ensure that all default browser styles are used,
- the browser_preferred_colors dialog option is used to ensure that default css is used for dialogs,
- and the detect_highcontrast option has been set to ensure that highcontrast mode in Windows browsers is detected and the toolbars are displayed in a high contrast mode.

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