On Fri, Sep 17, 2021 at 07:16 PM, <ksaeteurn@...> wrote:

After all, it's a lot faster to have NVDA on, and be able to toggle easily between speech mode ON and OFF.

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Well, I believe you could use the toggle to put NVDA into sleep mode (NVDA + Shift + S - desktop, substitute Z for laptop layout).  It terminates all output from NVDA without terminating NVDA itself, and if you want NVDA back you just hit that toggle again.
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