Hi, In that case, gestures are recognized. Now what about putting a finger around the screen and moving around? If that’s recognized, it might be sensitivity or other issues. Cheers, Joseph

Yes, it says, tap, reports the objects directly under your finger regards, Abdulmuhamin Yousaf! head of the content department at BlindHelp.net

Hi, Can you try one more thing for me: what about Narrator? If it does not happen with Narrator, then I’ll remind Mick to give this the highest of highest of priorities. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Even with power plan set to high performance? I’d be curious if the latest development builds will fix it to some extent (not completely). Cheers, Joseph

Hi, That’s odd indeed. So when you go into input help (NVDA+number row 1) and touch the touchscreen, do you hear NVDA announce touch gestures? Cheers, Joseph

You wrote: At least with nvda, you have recourse to address issues if you want to. You can create and promote a support ticket, donate to support development, pay a developer of your choosing to

Hi, I’m using windows 10 1709. All of the gestures are not working, even I think the addon is enabled, but its gestures are disabled regards, Abdulmuhamin Yousaf! head of the content department

Hi Eric, But Outlook has proved the reverse in my case. FS fixed the problem in a very timely manner. I also come back to the fact that there are no serious addons for NVDA for the

Hi, This won’t be an issue on higher end computers. Take an intel atom tablet (z3740 for instance). It’s very, very noticeable when going between folders. This is with add ons both enabled and

Sorry joseph, but that answer is nonsense. I have the latest build of Office 365 on the fast ring and it is still not fixed. So I just opened NVDA, then I opened Outlook, then read some Email.

On the other hand, nvda was thefirst to support Microsoft Edge. Nvda has introduced substantial newfeatures and support for modern programs before Jaws or other screenreaders in the market. It's

But....if the IT department of whatever organisation is installing the software ... they are getting it, compiled already and executable, from the official source. They can see the code if they want,

Hi, Don’t tell me this is a repeat of what has become a tug of war between UIA and NVDA… As much as I am impressed with how far UI Automation has come, I’m still skeptical that we’ll see a

Hi Joseph, As far as Windows Explorer is concerned, I can’t duplicate this sluggishness exactly, but I can say that the list is rendered quite a bit quicker in JAWS. Simply press Windows-E,

Hi Eric, I would tend to agree with you, but I think it is the perception that open source is less secure that will always hold it back. I also submit that large orgs don't use such things as

Hi, I think it’s just us wanting to get the job done in a timely matter. NVDA to me is the best ever on the web, but it really doesn’t cut it in the workplace, especially in Office land,

Hi, It also depends on which build of Office 365 you’ve got, because sometimes that makes a difference (fixes are in Outlook, for instance). Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Okay, we need a more “colorful picture” please: synthesizer, whether it happens with NVDA in safe mode (add-ons disabled) and what not. Cheers, Joseph

Hi Steve, anyone can alter the code of an open source project, true. a what I fail to understand is, how is this an inherent ecurity concern? The altered code must be installed in order to do what you

Hi Ketan, I just did this a couple of days ago. when my laptop came back from the shop, my friend set my language for English United Kingdom, and I had to change it to English United states.