Re: NVDA on a Lenovo Miix 630 - no modifier key at all
Tyler Spivey
It sounds like the keyboard on that machine just doesn't like caps lock
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pressed with another key. That's rather unfortunate if it's a hardware problem, and not some software doing it. Do you have another keyboard you can plug in and test? That might not rule out software completely, though. Here are some things you can do to get a modifier: 1. Find your insert key. It might be fn+m for numpad insert, or some other key, and use that. 2. If you don't have one or that's inconvenient, then you can use SharpKeys to remap something to insert. Right alt might work, if you have one. You'll want to find a key that's easy to hit, and you can't use it for its normal function after you remap it. 3. Write an addon to remap some other key as your NVDA modifier. This is similar to the SharpKeys solution, except you could get the original functionality of that key by hitting it twice. You can also use the Input gestures dialog to remap NVDA functions to other key combinations which don't need the NVDA modifier.
On 5/28/2020 7:12 AM, Isak Sand wrote:
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