Because there is no updating content on the static screen after a command is
implemented and has ended. Its just a dos screen except of course its
emulated dos.


The active element is the cursor , not the rest of the screen so the only
way to read the rest one supposes is to kind of move your viewing hole
around the screen.
That was my understanding but I do not use Braille displays, but the spoken
output is the same. IE as its refreshing you hear the output but though
review it you need to use other forms of navigation.
Brian

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Subject: [nvda] Why does Braille have to be tethered to the review cursor
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If I don't get an answer I will have to assume that nobody knows.

John

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