Well, I have to say that I've never used Jaws, I had Supernova before, but when I completely lost my sight, I did not really need all the magnification stuff and as you say things start to get

So you are referring to the acrobat DC reader? I guess there is only one reader now? Just wanting to make sure I don’t get anything more complex then I need to have. Mary Sent from my iPhone

Maybe it is using the same dll to hook into the system and when its inactive it does not remove its hooks and nvda thus cannot cope?? Its really a question for somebody who knows the low level stuff

Adobe Reader will tag the document automatically. When you start the programm first time, it will recognize that you are using assistive technology. You will then have to configure the Auto tagging

I am coming from an old windows XP machine where I used an old version of Adobe acrobat with good success on many PDF files. It let me navigate tables, access links, read continuously if I wanted to,

Hi Philip, Navigating through a list of messages should be quicker if you turn off the Reading Pane. Sorry I can’t tell you exactly how to do that as I haven’t used that version of Outlook

hello robert. thanks so much for your information and God bless you! -- we have not sent you but as a mercy to the entire creation. holy quran, chapter 21, verse 107. in the very authentic narration

Hello Clare Thank you. I shall give your suggestion a go since I too dislike hearing line number announcements constantly. It was the same as hearing ‘Clickable’ continually when browsing the

Hi! I’m glad to hear that you like NVDA, Philip, but I’m sorry you have several problems with it. I can’t answer most of your questions, but I can say that, as far as I know, there are no

Hi Quentin, That link worked like a charm. Thanks, From: Quentin Christensen Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2017 11:16 PM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Halloween In-Process Sorry,

Hi! I was a JAWS user for ten years before I switched to using NVDA full-time. I used JAWS 3.5 on Windows 98 to begin with, then JAWS 6.20 on Windows XP. In 2010 my XP computer started having power

https://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/ Am 28.10.2017 um 02:33 schrieb Supanut Leepaisomboon: -- Domingos de OliveiraAccessibility ConsultantKarthäuserstraße 1353129

Its the NVDA key+N, that is N for November Or in your case hold down the caps lock key and press the N key together

The biggest thing about Edge that I can think of that might help a blind user, is that Narrator, the built in screen reader in Windows works very well in Edge, because Microsoft makes many apps in

Firefox has the same feature. Chrome has an add on but when I tried it many months ago, it appeared to be inaccessible. Whatever the case, does Edge have anything of benefit or interest to blind

Hi, Zarah It has nothing with the nvda in particular, it just that normally Halloween is festival or observant of the traditional during the eve of November. To make it clear what exactly is the

Hi all! Here is my text tutorial on using the Chrome Browser as well. Chrome works very well with NVDA and JAWS. Edge works great with NVDA, and JAWS works pretty well in Edge. I take you totally

Hi all! I did email the Edge tutorial to the list. It is a text tutorial, where I take you completely through Edge. The reading mode in edge is so important. CTRL+Shift+R turns Edge into a text

hello. i checked for myself and worked without problem. God bless you! -- we have not sent you but as a mercy to the entire creation. holy quran, chapter 21, verse 107. in the very authentic

hello quentin. did you read my comment in your previous email? i opened the link without any problem, you did not tell me whats the meaning of Halloween God bless you and his infinite mercy i pray for