But to you have to check the check box enabling caps lock as a modifier when
using the laptop layout or is that an automatic part of that layout? I know
when using the desktop layout, you have to tab to and check that option in
the dialog.

Gene
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From: Rui Fontes
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 2:59 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: question: laptop equivalent for NVDA+numpad divide /was/ [nvda]
Adobe Flash Player with NVDA


To access the NVDA menu use CapsLock+N.

Rui


-----Mensagem Original-----
De: Gene
Data: quarta-feira, 25 de maio de 2016 20:48
Para: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Assunto: Re: question: laptop equivalent for NVDA+numpad divide /was/ [nvda]

Adobe Flash Player with NVDA


I'm not sure what the procedure is using the laptop keyboard layout for
opening the NVDA menu. Someone on list should know the command. There is a

quick keys reference in the help submenu. Once you open the NVDA menu, you

can look around and find the help submenu.

Also, there are many good tutorials if you are interested. I won't discuss

them further here unless you or others want more information.

Gene

From: Laurie Mehta via Groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2016 2:38 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: question: laptop equivalent for NVDA+numpad divide /was/ [nvda]

Adobe Flash Player with NVDA

Thanks Andre and I will read the user guide as you suggest.
(smile)
-LM
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On Wed, 5/25/16, Andre Fisher <andrefisher729@gmail.com> wrote:

Subject: Re: question: laptop equivalent for NVDA+numpad divide /was/ [nvda]

Adobe Flash Player with NVDA
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Date: Wednesday, May 25, 2016, 3:25 PM

The laptop equivalent to
NVDA+NumPad slash is NVDA+Shift+M, and the
equivalent to just NumPad slash is NVDA+the
left bracket key beside
the letter P on most
keyboards.

For more
information, please please read the user guide.

On 5/25/16, Laurie Mehta via
Groups.io <lauriemehta=yahoo.com@groups.io>
wrote:

Hello,

I've read with interest about performing certain
functions with NVDA.

Two key

combinations have been recommended, for example,

NVDA+numpad divide and just the numpad

divide alone.

I

have a laptop that has no numpad and am hoping that someone
can let me

know what the laptop

keyboard equivalent is for these key combinations and

for other mouse clicking equivalents, if

any that I can use with my laptop

that

has no numpad?

(I

already know about using shift+F10 to do the "right
click" or

applications key

function.)

Thanks!

-LM

--------------------------------------------

On Wed, 5/25/16, Cearbhall O'Meadhra

<cearbhall.omeadhra@blbc.ie>
wrote:

Subject:

Re: [nvda] Adobe Flash Player with NVDA

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Date: Wednesday, May 25, 2016, 6:47

AM

Jolene,

I am very

interested in your

topic as I am

currently writing a tutorial for users of the

BorrowBox digital library service in

which Adobe Flash comes

in to playing

a preview of an audio book. I can forward my

recent discussion on this and the

solution to it if that

would be of

interest?

There

is a good deal of discussion

between NVDA technical team

members

on getting NVDA to work with the embedded objects in

Adobe Flash.

These are known as windowless

objects

and JAWS, for instance cannot see them at all in

FireFox but can see them but has

difficulty keeping focus on

them in

Internet Explorer.

NVDA gets around this by labelling the

embedded

oject as unavailable and

using the NVDA+numpad divide (to

move

the mouse pointer to the current navigator object)

followed by numpad divide on its own

which emulates a left

mouse clikc.

I wonder if
you could try this solution and see if

it gives you access

to the player?

I have tried
your two links with NVDA and Firefox on

windows 10 (all

latest versions) and

found the following:

KITV:
http://www.kitv.com/category/305776/live-stream
This stream started playing and sounding

in the

speakers as soon as I opened

the link in Firefox.

KHON2:
http://khon2.com/live-stream/
This link did not start and a typical

part of

the screen showed this:

" SEARCH THE

SITE

Live

Stream"

Then NVDA
said:
iFrame

'embedded Object

unavailable'

and then 'Out of iFrame' after I

pressed down-arrow once.
The stream did not
start playing automatically like the

first one. However, I

pressed

NVDA+numpad divide and then numpad divide alone and

it did start to play. Another numpad

divide stopped it.

While NVDA is

reporting the embedded object, the screen is

reporting "blank" under the

active cursor.

With these work-around

techniques ,

both streams are working on what appears to be

a similar system configuration to

yours.

What do you think?

All the best,

Cearbhall

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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io
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On Behalf Of Jolene Cardenas
Sent:
Wednesday,

May 25, 2016 4:15 AM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Adobe Flash Player with

NVDA

Hello

everyone,

Adobe

Flash Player is

preventing me from

tuning in to the local news online on

such sites as:

KITV:

http://www.kitv.com/category/305776/live-stream

KHON2:
http://khon2.com/live-stream/

I had contacted

these TV

stations to report the

technical difficulties, and both

Webmasters had told me that their live streams were
working

properly.

Just a recap: My
laptop's operating system is Windows

10, my Web browser

is Firefox, and of

course I use NVDA as my screen-reader.

So my questions are

these:

1. How user-friendly is Adobe

Flash Player with

NVDA?
2. What could be causing Adobe Flash
Player to play live Webcasts on some

sites but not on

others?
3. Is there a way for me to
troubleshoot Adobe Flash Player without

uninstalling and

reinstalling it?

Thanks so
much for your folks' help, and have

a good day.

sincerely,

Jolene.