Well a look at how windows code exposes data for such purposes is probably where you start from then if you know this, making some kind of program to interact with them. I think you need to be able

Spaces are perfectly valid in web addresses. The problem with them is that most email clients and similar applications can't tell whether the space and the next word are still part of the address,

Yes cos space is not a valid seperator in web addresses. Also the fact that its a number not a name is probably also a problem as in effect you are bypassing the nameserver look up for the site and

I get 404 error when I try. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field.

I did it a few weeks back, I assume it is still the same one? They do seem to be assuming everyone has a smart phone though. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address

You cannot have spaces in web addresses though, can you? I was thinking this too but decided it has to be something like underscore or something else. brian bglists@... Sent via

On the one I have there is a tray icon which when can set things like on or off or allow external mouse and sensitivity and how to emulate buttons either by tapping the pad or using physical

Unfortunately Clipspeak has major problems at the moment for me. It slows things and causes word to complain about memory spuriously. so I may have to resort to the dumb add on to get things done. It

Hello, I use hotspot shield for open block sites, and I use nvda screen reader, when I use navigation mode for sign in to my account, when NVDA reads username edit, nvda and hss crashed and I must

You might try pressing windows+X and going to the mobility center and turning off the touchpad from there. That's what I did and I also have a Dell laptop from the Inspiron line. -Noah

I think Fn+F3, just looking at an image on the net. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Official NVDA Training modules and expert certification now available:

When you say you are using a development version, do you mean of Miranda? If so, it could be that they've changed something. I must admit I haven't used it in awhile. From here, I would: - Check the

HI, Following on from what others have said, while NVDA itself only does speech and / or braille output, it does work with the Windows magnifier which is built into Windows 7. Press WINDOWS+PLUS to

Hi Sky, A belated welcome to the group. It's been a busy week, normally I'm in here more frequently. Glad you are enjoying NVDA! Quentin. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support

Just took it. Tanks for the link. BTW I put ink the comment fikeld that orca/linux should be included in th list of screenreader as it was not list, but if you use it just cause other. Matthew

Hi. I've done my part. and all of you have a duty to do your part. Yes it's really easy and 100% accessible We have to take these few opportunities they give us to facilitate

Hi, Thank you for pointing out the subgroup. I am still learning how groups.io works. I see the Subgroups link on this group’s homepage, as well as the developer group. Best regards, Mike

Can you copy the address to firefox and just dl it that way? Good luck. Also maybe use wget or curl to grab the file?

Hi, At some point we should move this discussion to a more appropriate location, but… A screen reader is just any other program: filled with variables, loops, conditionals, classes and objects,

Hi, When I read about how NVDA was born by a blind developer starting and writing it back in 2006, where do you think he would have even gotten the training to write a screen reader? I know that