Re: Using NVDA with Virtual Desktop Environments
Well, the machine will be locked down to the company, but yeah, if its
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a windows system you can use nvda on it though you will need an admin to install it, not sure. If this is not a windows vm though, you will have to use orca or something. To be honest, what is the vm used for. If its the company office and such, it may be easier to get on the company's office at home program, and spend the cash on a pro plus licence for office and installing it. Of course that may mean having different profiles or email clients for home and work or whatever, but you should be then able to access the resources of company files yourself. Finally, your company could just give you a locked down laptop or workstation and you could have nvda on that and handle everything that way. My brother works for an enginiering company here. Everything is done with a personal work laptop, and virtual machines on that. Everyone gets 100gb of google storage for work related stuff including mail database backups. I have an aunt that did everything off an ms remote session and it did have audio feedback. If the company use custom software then thats different, but it may simply be easier to access the server with the files and use an office on your system for work.
On 05/10/2020, Danielle Ledet <singingmywayin@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello All,
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