Re: NVDA and Using The Edge Browser
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Ian Robinson <ian228@...>
Hi David,
Thank you for the tip about bringing up a context menu when no item is selected. I use that feature on the windows Desktop, but it never occurred to me to use it in Outlook or File Explorer. Very handy indeed.
Regards.
Ian
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io]
On Behalf Of David Griffith
I have not read all this thread but in terms of the problem you are experiencing you can get a simple menu system to achieve what you want in Windows and actually many other applications like Outlook. Specifically for achieving detailed view. In the File Explorer window focus on any file. Now hit control plus space to de-select it so no files are selected in the folder. Now hit the application key or shift F10 and an easy NVDA friendly menu system whill open up, abit like the old menu interface of windows. Here you can easily change the view and sort characteristics of the folder in the way you used to in XP etc. The same trick works in the Outlook message list as well.
David Griffith
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From: Karim Lakhani
I'm just speaking on a blind persons view. I wanted to change the lay out of my folder and I kept going in circles. I wanted the details view but it took me a lot longer to accomplish the task. I thought logic is what goes into computers? I'm not sure what to think any more. lat m for move instead of alt v?
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nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io]
On Behalf Of Jaffar Sidek Once you take the trouble to learn to navigate through ribbons, it actually becomes quite comfortable. I perswonally find Ribbons a rather neat concept, much neater than menus sometimes, but I am speaking from a programmer's viewpoint.
On 30/10/2017 11:22 AM, Gene wrote:
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