The last time I checked, a number of months ago, Chrome didn't have such a command. There is an add on or perhaps more than one for this purpose. The one I tried appeared not to be accessible but I

Jaws 2018 OCR has the option of either performing OCR on-screen or from a scanner which is rather cool. Is there any possibility scanner support could be added to NVDA's OCR?

No, there is a route mouse command and a click command. You don't have to move a physical mouse. Once you move the review position where you want it to be, you route the virtual mouse and then you

It's under View in Firefox, an can be accessed by Alt-D then tabbing over to it in Edge.

what is the read command for both firefox and chrome? On 4/20/2018 6:33 AM, Gene wrote: -- check out my song on youtubehttps://youtu.be/YeWgx2LRu7Y

Gene, you mean, one has to click the physical mouse? The WE mouseis so much faster, but I may have to switch to NVDA, sometime. At 09:41 AM 4/20/2018, Gene, wrote:

hello, I use ctrl shift c and r to add collomn and row headings in excel but I couldn't figure out a way to do it with google sheets. is there any way? I use NVDA 18.1 Best regards

its a very useful feature which i enabled it. when i navigate by heading, when skim reading is enabled, i press h and find my desire heading without losing sayAll. i navigate by h for example and

Hi, Brian, Yes, it's great that we have choices as far as screen readers. One time I was trying to fill out a survey for Microsoft and NVDA didn't see all the edit fields. I used system access to

Is something similar to use left and right shift when reading with say all in JAWS to skip text. Basically, with that option enabled, you can start read all and use the move by paragraph

What is skim reading in NVDA and how does it work??? Thanks in advance…. Arun

Hello Quentin, I believe you are correct in saying that Microsoft changed something in office that disabled the F2 cell editing capability in Excel. It took VFO several months to solve this

I have found the best programming software is Chirp. It is a free program. I found that it works well in Linux with the Orca screenreader, it does not do the best with Jaws, I'd be interested to see

If the site functions without JAVA script, not allowing them to run would solve the problem. But I don't know if the site works when scripts are disabled. Gene ----- Original Message ----- From:

Y ou could temporariliy use Jarte or even purchase the full version, but I'm not sure whether it will fullfillyour needs as its not huge like office is. Brian bglists@... Sent via

Its called Writer. However I'd v be very tempted to contact Microsoft and explain the issue you had and they have, in the past allowed a couple of extra installs for blind users. Obviously you would

I would say that it is a screenreader problem, because I started having trouble with it in my Excel 2000. Glenn From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io]On Behalf Of Quentin

I have a proper Icom radio for this, but increasingly with modern appliances, interference is an issue.There are a lot of SDRs on the web, but I've had little luck in the past trying to make them work

Jaws has been crashing a lot in Internet Explorer since Jaws 18. I think a lot of people don't notice it though, because Jaws seems to have also received the ability to restart after a crash. So I

Hi, I’m going to need the above software in my role soon (which elements of the software I’m required to use are as yet unclear). Do you happen to know how accessible both Microsoft