Hi all,

I’m delighted to announce the immediate release of Windows 10 App Essentials add-on snapshot for May 17, 2016. The notable change is recognition of certain dialogs as proper dialogs, including one crucial dialog that’ll be included much later this summer.

The add-on page is at:

http://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/wintenApps.en.html

Cheers,

Joseph

        I was trying to figure out why after i go to general settings under where you can adjust voice settings what not. But when i go under the general settings and make my adjustments. It's not saving my settings when hitting ok. As a matter and fact when i hit ok it doesnt clsoe the window, so soon as i hit escape it closes it and goes back to the previous settings before i made changes. Not sure why hitting enter on the ok button doesnt do anything.

        I was trying to figure out why after i go to general settings under where you can adjust voice settings what not. But when i go under the general settings and make my adjustments. It's not saving my settings when hitting ok. As a matter and fact when i hit ok it doesnt clsoe the window, so soon as i hit escape it closes it and goes back to the previous settings before i made changes. Not sure why hitting enter on the ok button doesnt do anything.

Eset nod 32.


Il 17/05/2016 12:20, Andrea Sherry ha scritto:

Opinions about the most accessible with NVDA.

Does not have to be freeware. In fact I would prefer a paid for program.

Any suggestions please.

Andrea

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The question really is though, how effective are they and how invasive.
some now report nvdas activities as suspicious, so I've stayed with
Microsofts one.
It does seem to pick up threats, but as in any of them, one can never
know what they miss. Many people seem to have some malware run once
solutions as well to double check how the main one is working.

This leads me to ask one question. In Windows 10, it says its using
Windows Defender. Is this what we used to call MSSE in previous versions
of Windows, but the question is, although it seems to say its working,
I have not yet found out how one actually administers it like we used to
do in msse, ie I see no tray icon at all.

Brian

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Dear Andrea!


Vipre is the best!

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Hi
The network icon in the sys tray does this:
go to the sys tray
arrow to the network icon
wait for it
it opens up or flys out of accessibility.
not navigable using tab or arrow keys
might be able to use the mouse
not sure haven't tried just hid the darn thing.
Pete


On 5/13/2016 7:34 AM, Ron Canazzi wrote:

Hi Group,


When I click on a file type that Windows doesn't recognize, I get this
fly out business. It asks me what program I want to use and gives me
a somewhat inaccessible GUI type interface. By routing around with
the review type cursor, you can make choices. I don't know if the fly
out reference occurs any other times, but this is where i get it in
Window 8.1.



On 5/13/2016 7:16 AM, Gene wrote:

Flyout is a term long before Windows 10. I don't recall technically
what a flyout is but I've seen the term network flyout when I issue
an incompatible command to open the connection manager in the System
Tray. I don't know if the term is used in other ways.

Gene
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so I've never come across these before.seems to be just in windows
10. What
are they and how does one interact with them exactly?

Brian

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same here :(

 

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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Matt Turner
Sent: 17 May 2016 18:30
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] NVDA, and the new version of iTunes.

Just wanted to let everyone no, that iTunes is broken, i think.
In the new version, if you pick a album or song, NVDA doesn't read the song or album your on unless you shift+Tab.
Confused.

The question really is though, how effective are they and how invasive.
some now report nvdas activities as suspicious, so I've stayed with Microsofts one.
It does seem to pick up threats, but as in any of them, one can never know what they miss. Many people seem to have some malware run once solutions as well to double check how the main one is working.

This leads me to ask one question. In Windows 10, it says its using Windows Defender. Is this what we used to call MSSE in previous versions of Windows, but the question is, although it seems to say its working, I have not yet found out how one actually administers it like we used to do in msse, ie I see no tray icon at all.

Brian

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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 5:02 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Anti-Virus

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On 17 May 2016, at 18:30, Matt Turner <meturner2214@gmail.com> wrote:

Just wanted to let everyone no, that iTunes is broken, i think.
In the new version, if you pick a album or song, NVDA doesn't read the song or album your on unless you shift+Tab.
Confused.

A friend of mine uses Nod 32.



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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Andrea
Sherry
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 3:20 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Anti-Virus

Opinions about the most accessible with NVDA.

Does not have to be freeware. In fact I would prefer a paid for program.

Any suggestions please.

Andrea



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Dear Andrea!


Vipre is the best!

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Arianna,

Drag-and-drop is a very frequently used operation, in many
contexts. In file explorer or windows explorer (depending on which
version of Windows you're using) moving files and folders from place to
place is most commonly done by drag-and-drop, which makes a lot of sense
intuitively because the visuals are as though you've picked up the
selected items and are carrying them from location A to location B. Of
course, this is easily done by select, cut, and paste via the keyboard.

In Microsoft Word, one can position things like tables,
images, and the like by dragging them and dropping them where you'd like
them. Mind you, Word will often not put them precisely where you
thought because it needs to flow text around it or the like, but text
wrapping can be changed such that you get precisely what you want.

There are websites where there are quizzes or tests that
operate by drag-and-drop. For instance, you have a list of terms on one
side and definitions on the other. Often you'll drag-and-drop an
electronic line between the term and what you believe to be its
definition, very much like the paper version of a test that works this way.

The problem with drag-and-drop is that, in the vast majority
of cases, is it's directly dependent on sight. You need to be able to
see source and destination, regardless of context, and to know when
you've reached your destination visually to do the drop. There are some
situations where that may not be the case, but they're relatively few
and far between, and I'm hard pressed at the moment to come up with a
good example. It will probably occur to me right after I hit "send" or
I'll encounter one by happenstance later this evening.

By the way, I seldom use drag and drop to move files
anymore. I far more commonly cut and paste.

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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Andrea Sherry
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 3:20 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Anti-Virus

Opinions about the most accessible with NVDA.

Does not have to be freeware. In fact I would prefer a paid for program.

Any suggestions please.

Andrea



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