Did you really mean to say insert control S?
On my NVDA in Desktop layout that simply brings up the list
of synthesiser group options, Sapi 4, Sapi 5, one core voices and no speech.and
I might be reading your email incorrectly.
David Griffith
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If NVDA doesn't
automatically go to sleep in NVDA, it should be scripted to do so. But if
you want to use the Numpad with NVDA, it should be put to sleep, not just stop
speech. And there may be other commands that NVDA conflicts with.
Also, if you stop speech, you won't hear error messages, such as from the
scanner or when Kurzweil crashes. You will have speech off and won't hear
anything. If you put it to sleep, if an error message comes up and takes
you to the error message Window, NVDA will wake up and read it, as well as be
completely functional. It only sleeps when in the Kurzweil Window.
In general, NVDA should
be put to sleep in self-voicing applications, not just turn off the
synthesizer.
I just checked.
The command to toggle sleep mode on and off is control insert, either insert,
s. That is for the desktop layout. I don't know what it is for the
laptop layout.
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Sent: Sunday,
August 25, 2019 9:37 AM
Subject: Re:
[nvda] NVDA and Kurzweil 1000
Yes Kurzweil works with NVDA though for best results you need
to mute speech in one of the applications as they will otherwise talk
together.
I normally just use NVDA plus s to toggle speech off whilst
in Kurzweil.
Specifically I have just opened a PDF in Kurzweil using NvDA
and after muting speech with NVDA the document read perfectly normally in
Kurzweil using arrow keys and other expected commands.
This is with Win 10, Kurzweil 14 desktop version and latest
NVDA.
I do not use the Windows 10 app version of Kurzweil so cannot
comment on this.
David Griffith
David Griffith
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Does NVDA work with Kurzweil 1000? When I try to do OCR on a
PDF, the arrow keys and other navigation keys seem to do nothing.
