Hello Let's clarify! 1 - The command to read the status bar is: Desktop layout - NVDA+End Laptop layout - NVDA+Shift+End 2 - The End key is the one found on the six-pad between the letters and

The sleep mode and also using the nvda key + S does not work, so would or should work with going into the synth settings and settings that to no speech could work in the profile. I usually just

Hi I was thinking also changing nvda to no speech with nvda key + S should do it. I am guessing it should work rather than the sleep one i would have to set up a profile to check. Gene nz On

Hi the following page might help you as the instructions are there. You will need to jump down by headings until you get to the section about showing and hiding columns in thunder bird and the one

Hi Marv there are 2 places i would check. is the language on the menus in nvda not in english as well? or is it when it is reading stuff? the first one i would check is press the nvda key + ctrl

Hi, Good to know, I haven't done much with profiles in NVDA though I have had a student ask me about that so, I'll be checking it out. Tony

When I use nvda key shift end NVDA says no previous review mode.

NVDA shift end is what you want. George

Houdy Joseph, Thanks for clarification on this. Tony On 6/21/2017 4:52 PM, Joseph Lee wrote:

OK I think I was the one who started this subject line and the original question was whether Chrome had a way to open your favorites like IE and Firefox has. With all the suggestions I have found that

Hi Gene Thanks for that, works well but you have to use tab to access each link whereas the menu listing them allows first letter access unless you use the letter b which loads the Bookmarks Manager.

Hi Gene, Right on buddy. To my knowledge there isn't an option for that, or if there is, I haven't been looking in the right places. and for a quick update on my previous post, you did have to use

It won't work because when NVDA is asleep, by definition, no NVDA commands will work. Being asleep means it does nothing. The only command that will work is the command to wake it up again. If it

Hi Gene, I think you're right buddy. That's how I use to do it back in the day. If memory serves me right, once you had the text selected, and copied to the clipboard, you could using the paste

Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...> wrote: Because when NVDA is in sleep mode, that means it really has gone to sleep, in that app. Which means NVDA commands won't work.

One of the regulars here, Gene New Zealand, has detailed instructions on how to do this on accessibilitycentral.net,

Thank you very much, that was very simple and it worked. Sincerely Frank Ventura Sent from my iPhone On Jun 21, 2017, at 4:51 PM, Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...> wrote:

Hi, Unfortunately, this isn’t working for me. I’ll let someone explain why. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, After creating the profile, close the Configuration Profiles window. Switch to the app, and the app-specific profile will become active. At this point, press Control+NVDA+S to open Synthesizer

Hi Frank, I believe you can. When you are working in that self voicing program, and you have NVDA in sleep mode, hit NVDA-control-c this will save the current configuration settings and the next