I thought doing this, however there's the problem you've mentioned. It's a workaround pretty doable, though.
However, give Partial Lines a chance, especially if you don't have to do the acrobatics I need to due to the cute Dell way of being. LOL
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Em 22/02/2019 09:25, Jacob Kruger escreveu:

As long as the text is actual text, I have always just used shift + end to read the rest of a line - yes, it will select it as well, but, I didn't even consider it in that context?


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On 2019-02-22 11:58, marcio via Groups.Io wrote:

Actually, I'm asking for the command to read just the line that I'm on, just taking into account where the cursor was stopped.
I'm using the desktop layout.

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Em 22/02/2019 06:51, Gene escreveu:

Are you asking about the read to end command, which reads from your location to the end of the document unless you stop reading?  If so, are you using the desktop or the laptop layout?
Gene
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*Subject:* [nvda] Read the rest of the line

Hey guys,
What's the command to perform such operation?
E.G I'm reading something, then I decide to spell some word in the halfway. After spelling the word, what I should press to get back NVDA reading where I stopped spelling?

P.S.: Apologize me if I haven't explained it as I should, I can try later if I don't get answers on this.
I just woke up, so... have mercy on me! LOL

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