Oh, then that's it.

I don't use this add-on. :)

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Em 15/03/2019 18:04, Gene escreveu:

Evidently, you need to use the system tray add-on to do this.  I use the add-on but I don't use a new version.  All I want is to get the system tray dialog.  there is evidently an updated version that adds this other feature if you issue the NVDA key f11 command twice.

 

Gene

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Guys, are you sure this is a built-in NVDA command?

Here it doesn't do anything at all.

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Em 15/03/2019 15:04, Ralf Kefferpuetz escreveu:

NVDA + F11 twice basicly shows the task bar with all programs on the task bar, the opened ones and the not opened ones which are just shortcuts pinned there for fast opening.

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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Rui Fontes
Sent: Freitag, 15. März 2019 16:26
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Subject: Re: [nvda] listing open windows with NVDA

Jaws+F10 is equivalent to NVDA+F11 twice...

Rui


Às 05:00 de 15/03/2019, Gerardo Corripio escreveu:

SisTray isn’t the one you’re trying to think of its name? With this 
one,
NVDA+F11 twice brings up the Task ist, but I don’t think this is what 
NVDA+is
being wanted to be done? What’s wanted to be done is like Jaws’s
Jaws+F10, which would be an awesome feature to have!

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El 14 mar 2019, a la(s) 10:30 p. m., marcio via Groups.Io 
<marcinhorj21@...
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If I'm not going wrong, there was an add-on that would allow us to 
see all the windows opened at the time, including, I think, those you 
are talking about.

I don't remember the add-on's name, though. Sorry :(


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Em 13/03/2019 04:48, mhysnm1964@... escreveu:

All,

How do you find floating windows with NVDA other than using the 
object nav? In Jaws there is a hot key that shows all open app and 
windows. I cannot find a similar command.

A floating window for those who might not know the terminology. Is a 
window that is open by a program and is not attached to the program 
and some of them are not even attached to the application ring (alt 
tab). If the program does not place the focus correctly into the 
window. Then you cannot access the window by the keyboard. Thus the 
workaround which Jaws provides of listing all the windows helps here.

Hope someone can help.

Second question, just thought of. Are you able to remap keys in NVDA?