What does? This was an abandoned feature, and abandoned long ago. I don't know of a single e-mail client that supports identities in the way that OE implemented them, and since they never gained

Hi, Abbie, I'd love to have the instructions on how to tweek thunderbird. I'm using outlook right now but I actually like thunderbird better. I like that when you hit enter on a message, it is read

Hi, I doubt Windows 10 App Essentials will disappear into NVDA Core anytime soon, as things can happen with Windows 10 ecosystem that NV Access didn’t have time to come up with workarounds on time.

My favorite add-ons are: 1. SPL 2. Goldwave 3. MP3 direct cut 4. Systraylist 5. Dropbox 6. Winamp 7. Golden Cursor 8. Win 10 app Essentials 9. Add

Here you are saying that you need to match something followed by "lv" rather than prefixed with "lv", which is best done with a second regular expression. Please provide a number of examples,

William, First, try the regular expression for the match: (lv\s*)([0-9]+) with the same substitution: level \2 If that does not work, then please provide at least 5 examples

i did not see newer versions of windows, but fortunately windows xp is not affected by this issue and i experienced this problem with windows seven too. -- By God, were I given all the seven

Hi. My favorite addons are Clip speak Nvda remote Vlc media player Gold wave Screen kirtan Sistray list File reader Golden curser Resource monitor Emoticons Enhance touch gestures Input lock

To be honest, while it does reduce my power a lot, I have processer at full all the time.

I'm assuming this is only on windows 10? I used to get similar issues in 7, till I made sure the idling speed of the processor was at least 50 percent. I wonder if its also because there is indexing

Yes that was my issue. It does seem to be far too feature ridden, There needs to be something between Tonka Toy win10 email and Outlook that still has identities. Brian bglists@... Sent

Haha, oh that is the problem. I refined your suggestion as (lv)([^\u4e00-\u9fa5a-z0-9]+) where \u4e00-\u9fa5 I found from the web is the code for Chinese word; and replace as level\2

Hi Kenny, Glad you like it :) You can also press NVDA+shift+b to have NVDA report the battery status at any time. Kind regards Quentin. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Official

Hi list I noticed that when I pluged my laptop in to the outlet to charge the battery nvda announced charging debattery and then the percentage. It reminds me of the braillenote when you pluged in the

William, You need to read up more on regular expression syntax. As I explained earlier, the "lv" matches the string "lv" and [^a-z] matches one, and only one, character that is not in the

But, I don't understand why mine regular expression  rule didn't work. lv[^a-z] where "lv" has no problem. "[]" is to match the ^a-z in a group; where ^a-z is to match anything except a-z. so, the

I'm running Windows 10 1803 on a laptop, which is not exhibiting any of these issues. However, it's a fresh install of Windows. At this point I would suggest running sfc /scannow to detect and

Setup works great with NVDA and Windows 10 mail app. In my experience, it sure did. I'm using Microsoft Outlook for email now. I haven't even scratched the surface with all the features.

I have noticed with both beta 2 and beta 3 that often when in file explorer if I use the arrow keys to read the files in a folder that on what seems to be a random basis when I hit the down arrow NVDA

Nah I use gmail all the time and it is perfically usable. In fact it isgetting better.