Hi:
I use Remote Desktop to connect to my system in the office when I am
working from home.
I use Window-eyes as my default screenreader on both my Windows 10
laptop at work and my Windows 7 laptop at home.
A few weeks ago, I decided to make NVDA the default screen reader on
both systems just to see if I could access my office machine remotely
using NVDA, and the experiment worked, even though I wasn't using the
NVDA Remote Access app.
The only problem I had was that there were some key conflicts between
the two copies of NVDA that were running on the two computers.
Kevin Huber