I'll add that at this point, I'm not sure what you are describing. If I turn off announce links in document formatting and if I turn off object description in object presentation, I still hear the

Are you saying you don't hear anything but link on all links? I don't know what setting may cause the behavior you are describing if that is what you mean. But links often are essential parts of

yes. i deactivated javascript and only activate it when its necessary. for example: when i cant write comment without it or sometimes in gmail. for usual cases, i deactivate it. i am not sure whether

Do you mean things like image links where there is nothing but underlying code? I don't think there is any way to control what NVDA says in such cases. There are links I hear as the word link and

hello every one. in previous months, i posted that i wanted to nvda only says link when i am navigating by links or at least navigating with arrow keys. but i dont want to hear link in many lines

hello. if you want to read normal pdf files not scanned pdf and dont need ocr, i prefer firefox. i used it and it worked for me. its a little difficult to explane how to use in english. also for

hello. i speak persian. but i tested arabic and japanese in espeak ng and confirm your message. also, when i tested japanese language, nvda only told japanese and chinese letter. and with japanese

Lol I like that I agree.

Will give that one a try as well. Thanks Andrea On 21/07/2017 10:34 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:

Yes. I will give that a try. This UEFI thingty is altogether a pain you know. Andrea On 21/07/2017 10:30 AM, Jason White via Groups.Io wrote:

I don't know enough about the subject to make an informed recommendation but others well may. Gene

well looky at this search https://www.google.co.nz/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=KEtxWYisM5Lr8wfvkre4Bw#q=Asus+B150M-A+D+drivers If you can find maybe in asus global your board maybe you need a bios update. Or a

You might be able to set it permanently. It would still boot from the hard drive in the absence of a bootable CD.

Excellent, thanks. In my work environment, I find that the best way to read PDF files is often to use ABBYY FineReader 12 Pro to convert them to another format (e.g., Microsoft Words). Where the files

Hmmm what is a good backup program jean. I have used it on 7 to restore once, and I have backed up on 10, but it is old and its primary download server just doesn't work. they have a registry

Rather though that might be the case. Might be a case of having a friendly sightling walk me through the process and write down the correct keystrokes as we go. Thanks

It sure does! That is the great part! David Moore Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi I just looked for it on the nvda add ons website but could not find it under any of the sections. I did how ever find the page where the add on is located but seems only to mention windows 7, so

You could try theopilis i'll send another message later to get the correct spelling If you buy the full package that is not cheap it's produced by an American company now and is compatible with

You may have to select your boot device in the BIOS during the boot process to give preference to the CD drive. Doing so probably isn’t accessible.