This depends on the kind of CAPTCHA.  If it is a Recaptcha, often checking the box that says "I'm not a robot" will be sufficient.  Sometimes this doesn't work, but it often works if you use the Chrome browser.

----- Original Message -----

From: Stephen Thacker

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2018 12:25 AM

Subject: [nvda] CAPTCHA AND KEYBOARD SETTINGS

 

Hello, I’m Steve and just started using this group this morning so happy Christmas to one and all.

 

Firstly I ave two issues:

 

I need to fill in a captcha for my Itunes account. I live on my own and am deafblind. What’s the easiest way to fill in captchas using NVDA please?

 

Secondly my keyboard using NVDA is reading every single character. How do I change this to reading words and numbers for example? As a supplementary from that, if needing to press the NVDA key ie  the big key on keypad, how does one do this if you also have other keys to press? I cannot use either caps lock or the bottom left key above the cursor keys t as these are used for other things?

 

Sorry I don’t use cameras so haven’t got a picture yet and also apologies that this email has been long.

 

Thanks, Steve

 

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