The next installment in Welcome to NVDA 2018 tutorial set is now available from www.josephsl.net/tutorials. This one (part 5) is a bit livelier than the last one, as it covers a diverse set of features, including more than 20 applications, several add-ons, and couple NVDA features.
Changes from 2015 edition:
Completely redone and reorganized, including division into three themes: Microsoft Office, universal apps, and other apps and tools.
Microsoft Word: enhancements over the years are showcased, including elements list, formatting commands, moving to next/previous spelling errors, spelling error buzzer, and a brief demonstration of braille input (complete with word echo (speak typed words, in this case, speak back-translation results from contracted braille to text).
Microsoft Excel: cell comments, column/row headers, and a word on using browse mode to read protected sheets.
Microsoft Outlook: introduction to calendar and other facilities besides sending and receiving email, address auto-completion when composing new messages.
Microsoft PowerPoint: creating and delivering presentations, speaker notes.
Universal apps: mostly first party apps are showcased (requires Windows 10 App Essentials add-on for some features).
Microsoft Store: completely revamped interface, keyboard navigation and object navigation.
Calculator: the modern version is showcased, including calculator modes, unit and currency conversions and others.
Alarms and Clock: running a stopwatch and countdown timer and how to deal with toast notifications.
Mail (universal app): basics of this app, including message composition and a note about navigation issues.
Skype (universal app): reviewing messages, basic shortcut keys, and how to answer incoming calls.
GoldWave: the new Windows Store version is used, along with looking at track information (GoldWave add-on required for additional commands).
