On Sun, May 3, 2020 at 06:56 PM, Shaun Everiss wrote: and with that I have just switched this to chat subgroup right nowThe problem being that the original topic is not in the NVDA group to begin

Hi. and with that I have just switched this to chat subgroup right now. On 4/05/2020 10:53 am, Joseph Lee wrote:

On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 06:28 PM, Supanut Leepaisomboon wrote: thanks for pointing me to the Microsoft page for the Windows Magnifier hotkeysMicrosoft publishes online lists of keyboard shortcuts for

Hey, thanks for pointing me to the Microsoft page for the Windows Magnifier hotkeys, those are very useful indeed.

There is a program called Virtual Recorder. The one I use is a portable version, modified by the late and missed Carlos. I shall provide a link to it. It is a zip file. Unzip it and run the

A web search on "Windows Magnifier Shortcut Keys" turns up literally hundreds of answers to this, the first of which is Microsoft's own shortcuts page for Windows Accessibility: Windows keyboard

Hi all, Are there any hotkeys for Windows Magnifier to, say, zoom in/out? Many thanks.

Hello, I am interested in hearing what Gene has to say about recording a video from the Internet while it’s playing. Much thanks, StanB “The man who asks a question may be a fool for a

Thank you. Sorry for not mentioning properly. I want to participate in free training.

Farhan, There are many, many. Are you talking about working with MS-Office with NVDA specifically? The NVAccess shopping page has an eBook available for each of the Office programs you

Is there any training programme available on microsoft word and excel?

Andre and Gene, thank you very much for tips. I will try your suggestions. Brian, yes, i can "scanning" of the page. But even not so long scanning cause headache. That is why i prefer not to do

On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 12:19 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote: It will come up as protected as it is a Word file that you have downloaded. Word does that to protect you from malicious files that you

On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 05:01 AM, blago blago wrote: My goal is to read web sites. If I may ask, do you have any residual vision that allows you to see the mouse pointer (and you may need to use

That may be useful, but you may miss information you want. I want to know the authors of articles I read. The add-on skips those sorts of links and you move directlhy to the text of the article.

Aside from headers, the other command that often works well is n for skip blocks of links. If your intention is to get to text, such as an article, that command at times works better than move by

Sorry, the second link was for the German translation 🙃 Here\s the English version on the NVDA add-ons page: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/textnav.en.html On 27/04/2020

Hi Blago! Don't worry about language - many of us are not native english speaking, including me. The only important thing is to understand each other 😉👨🏿‍🤝 Well, I|m

Hello! Sorry my english. I am visually impaired for not so long. Screen readers is a new thing to me. My goal is to read web sites. Previously i was a web programmer, so i understand the difference

It will come up as protected as it is a Word file that you have downloaded. Word does that to protect you from malicious files that you might accidentally download. I'd be curious to hear from anyone