The last few updates have not permitted the cursor to navigate in the message view of Mail. What changed? I can click on a message, but the caret is stuck there. John

Yes shift+f10 simulates a right click but if i remember right it doesn't work in some situations maybe on the system tray I don't remember. Nikos

Ok dell was my last hope. It was the only make I didn't try yet and I was hoping that they left the sound drivers alone. The problem is that we won't know these types of problems unless if we try nvda

No you just need to be firm with where you buy it. Its the job of a few seconds for a sighted person normally, to go into the bios at boot up and change the settings of the function keys so fn needs

I'd agree, in fact next laptop I buy I'll stipulate they turn off all media function keys by default as I'm no concert pianist. Beats is what the Dell had. Maybe its some 'enhancement' of some dubious

I've noticed this with A friends Dell, it clips off the end of things as if some kind of time limit or noise gate is in use.. I could only solve it with an external usb device as the driver seemed to

Hard of hearing persons might like my slightly tweaked versions. Note that they go into the waves folder in the nvda

I am, WIN8.1. Jonathan

OH that's why I haven't noticed problems with mine: it's from 2011, and it's running the Windows soundcard whose name I can't remember off the top of my head. Thanks for letting us know

Hi. My hp from 2012 running windows 7 had sound problems. It was running beats audio sound card with its own drivers. At the end I had to disable the beats audio sound and enable the generic windows

Weird! I've been using NVDA for a bit over two years without sound problems on an HP Laptop running Windows7. El 31/05/2017 a las 06:24 a.m., Nikos Demetriou via Groups.Io

Hi all. Sorry if this issue has been discussed before. I don't know what is going on with laptop sound cards these days, but nvda doesn't seam to work well with some of them. I tried nvda on toshiba

I notice in the next branch of snaps, we are being given new start and end sounds and new edit and browse mode sounds. I have issues with some of these myself, but wanted to flag these up here for a

Well, I don't know about later operating systems but when I used to go around demonstrating screenreaders I had Supernova, window Eyes Jaws and Nvda all installed on an xp machine All limited deemos

Agreed. It seems a very grey area. I've mostly given up on dvds. Back in th e day bbc were advocating a talking menu system for all dvds, but this seems to have gone out of the

Thanks guys, that's good to know. I thought I remembered having trouble with this on a work computer once but that machine was a custom build of windows and probably the least stable thing I've ever

In my experience you will have no trouble with both NVDA and Window-Eyes installed side by side. The main problem you will have is that the doubled speech can be confusing if they are actually running

You won't have any problems.

Which version of windows? Are you using an installed version of nvda? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian

More or less I think. I'm not sure which I prefer, all obj pad does is 2ds a 3D view which if all you are after is to find a particularly awkward control is fine. I do not know enough about the Jaws