Then, how can I isolate an input gesture to just be used in one application
without going into making an add-on?

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Fisher
Sendt: 15. juni 2017 20:20
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Emne: ***SPAM*** Re: [nvda] How to make input gestures
application-specific?

No. These changes are not tied to profiles.

On 6/15/17, Daniel Gartmann <lists@danielgartmann.dk> wrote:

Isn't that what changing the Input Gestures from the Preferences menu
does?


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Andre Fisher
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Til: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Emne: ***SPAM*** Re: [nvda] How to make input gestures
application-specific?

Why don't you just change the overall shortcuts for the add-on?

On 6/15/17, Daniel Gartmann <lists@danielgartmann.dk> wrote:

Hello,



How do you change an input gesture in NVDA just for a particular
application?


I downloaded the Speech History add-on. As one of its commands, it
uses F12 to copy a string from the speech history to the clipboard.
But in Word, F12 brings up the Save As dialog. So, I want to alter
this input gesture just in Word to use Shift+F12 for the command from
the SpeechHistory add-on.



I tried making a separate profile in NVDA, but the change doesn't
seem to be linked to a specific configuration profile.


I am using Next builds of NVDA.



Thanks for your help.



Daniel