Interesting thread, guys. I never thought of a batch sscript to do the trick. But yes, all file systems are still available using the “format” command from cmd or powershell. It’s not just

Hi. I always use the format command from the command prompt, and I have a flash drive which we use in my girlfriend’s car, which works best with fat32 format. In fact, I think that might be the

Hi Joseph, First from the door my friend all the best to you and yours this holiday season. What a fabulous idea! This will work, I love it. I don't think anyone has done a tech support

You need to look at changing the way pages are laid out then. You can as far as I know configure nvda so links are on different lines if you have no interest in the actual screen layout for the

 Sorry, I only saw the message from you a few minutes ago. Virgin email is often in a time warp. The gerbils in the treadmill need replacing again. :-) All is not lost, though I have not seen it

It appears from the documentation that the format-volume PowerShell command supports FAT32. https://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh848665(v=wps.630).aspx

Hi Susan, Ah, you brought up important points, and a justification for what I’m about to do soon. Google applications: there were several seminars/sessions during NVDA Users and Developers

Looking through the settings might or might not allow the user to make a reasonable guess about what the setting does. It depends on part on the general level of knowledge the user has about how

I have a utility called FAT 32 Format that will do the trick. Can't remember where I got this thing, but it was free. Maybe it's still around or maybe there's an updated version.

Hi, As noted earlier, I don't post about what's under development on the public facing page. Cheers, Joseph

You can go to nvda settings and choose not to use screen layout and I think that should solve the problem. One question: did you spend ten minutes exploring nvda settings? I do not think so by your

Hi, One thing I would say not to come out with stating nvda does not work on FB mobile site because it is not true! It works both with Firefox and IE! Edge is not so good, but this is with other

Hi Joseph, My expectations for tech support are all formats: email, dedicated tech support, hands on guide and youtubes. The students I am working with and teaching screen readers are generally 10

Agree totally that such a session for NVDA 2018 would be awesome indeed! which makes me wonder as well, where would I get info on the NVDA training module you guys are talking about? I imagine it

Hi Gene, Agreed. Thanks. -- Best Regards Bhavya Shah Blogger at Hiking Across Horizons: https://bhavyashah125.wordpress.com/ Contacting Me E-mail Address: bhavya.shah125@... Follow me on

Just one more example of what I've been saying but I doubt the designers will make the change. I explained in my previous message how to change this behavior. It is a very bad default setting to

Also, how do you get to the messages link using the old screen-reader? It may be that NVDA presents the page slightly differently or doesn't see something your old screen-reader did, or it may be

Hi Morne, Ah, alright. If you want the two links to be one below the other, instead of besides, you need to toggle screen layout by pressing NVDA+V. Thanks. -- Best Regards Bhavya Shah Blogger at

Hello, I think I've figured the Facebook issue out. The links for messages and profile are next to each other, not underneath each other. Latest version of Internet Explorer.

Hi Morne, I use NVDA extensively on m.facebook.com with success. Could you specify the web browser and its version being used at your end while encountering difficulties in accessing your