Rather than explain it, which involves not just explaining how to route and click the simulated mouse, you have to know the3 NVDA review keys, 2which use the numpad. You first use the review keys,

Also, Firefox has the equivalent of reader mode. As I recall, it's in the view menu. Gene

Whatever is blocking things, the feature should be able to be turned off and perhaps what it blocks, modified. Gene

I tried it again without changing the synthesizer and had the same problem I mentioned. I also tried changing the synthesizer, and that seems to work better. I'm not getting the problem with

My friend tried to read an on line menu he first tried jaws and he could not read it but when he tried nvda he was able to read it. His primary screen reader is jaws but for certain things

I was talking about win cam Regards, Chief content officer at BlindHelp.net

hi. openoffice and one of its branch libreoffice, are opensource office suite program. they are accessible, but not complete as microsoft word. for example: brows mode, reading and editing endnotes,

Interestingly, I edited a Microsoft Word file with NVDA earlier this week and tested it with Microsoft Outlook. I didn’t experience the sluggishness that you report. So, it’s true that some people

Hi, Thanks to everyone for the help about setting this new computer up. Because of some mishaps, we weren't able to try the install on our own, but it got done. Now, I have a question. I used to have

Hi Angelo, Don't mean to change the topic, however since you mentioned about ham programs would like to ask you, which ham programs you use? I am not a ham operator, however like to listen the ham

Don, I'm still using WE with win 7. The thing which makes me hesitate to another screen reader is I don't what would replace the WE mouse keys. What did you do with NVDA to replace that function?

Hi Group, Since many people like a pop3/IMAP local mail client and since many of same really miss Outlook Express, many use Thunderbird.  I can say categorically that for whatever reason, NVDA runs

I use both NVDA and Jaws, and for the most part they both work equally well. There are some programs that work better with Jaws, and many program that work better with NVDA. QuickBooks works well with

Sounds good. I was able to enter Reader Mode by ALlt-D then tabbing over to it.

Well, with all of the computers that I use, NVDA is sluggish with Microsoft Word text areas. So, until NVDA, and yes even Narrator, get that fixed, JAWS is the only viable solution for Office users.

very well said: good analysis of things.

Yes, but we can find apps which are not accesible using Jaws also: this depends more on the producer of a specific software rather than nvaccess. So, I agree on what you say , but this applies to 

Well in some cases narator is good in scan mode as a secondary screen reader. There are bits nvda doesn't read that it does.

Well... I abandoned Jaws in 2009 and, when I installed a demo last year to try it out, I found that I simply didn't know how to use it anymoer... I uninstalled it, and that was it. I ralise it would

Thanks David for all the tips on Edge. I use Firefox a lot; I don't seem to experience the issues many others are reporting here. It's still very fast on my machine, but it's become a lot more