We do still have the last production version of NVDA which supported XP - 2017.3 - available for download at https://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/releases/2017.3/nvda_2017.3.exe In the redesign of the

Janet, this is just a suggestion, but I'm wondering if it might not be more helpful--& more accurate--to simply access the NVDA menu, go to help, then go to the "command quick reference guide". There,

Hi Janet, Hmmm, I see. Can you try the following for me please: Press NVDA+number row 1 to turn on input help mode. Press the following keys in order: Control+NVDA+left arrow, Control+NVDA+right

Hi Joseph, Wow, thanks for getting back to me so fast! Actually, I just googled it. Jan

You're welcome Claire! All the best for the update to the exam (if you're one of the ones who has done it in the past day, I will send out certificates this week). Regards Quentin. -- Quentin

Hi, Huh? Where did you see that Control+NVDA+left and right arrow keys are used to change rate on the fly? To others: there is a specific reason why I’m doing it like this (will explain

Hello all, I am using Windows 10 with the latest NVDA. When I try to change speech rate on the fly using the NVDA control and either the left or right arrow keys the rate does not change and NVDA says

Hi, On my RCA Cambio intel atom z8350 windows 10 home tablet the word and other office free mobile apps do not work good at all with NVDA. Would I be better off just uninstalling them and

In my experience, the system sounds go with the main audio. NVDA sounds state with NVDA. Sile

Try alt+Windows+c to bring up a conversation and alt+windows+shift+i to destroy the conversation buffer. that is, assuming you're using Windows 10. If not, the keystrokes are different.

I agree, I use this all the time. When I’m presenting slideshows with audio, it’s a way of having NVDA speak on my laptop but not over the speakers.

To see replies to a tweet, the Win+Alt+C creates a buffer with all of the conversation in it – the buffer is placed immediately to the left of the home buffer so you just need to use the

No kidding. These are two pretty basic features one would expect to use with Twitter. I know there’s even a view conversation command, but again, I’ve never really gotten much out of it and

For both of your questions I'd give the same answer. I'm not aware of any way to see a thread (nor replies to a specific tweet) using TWBlue. It'd be a very nice feature, though, what makes

Two questions on TW-Blue. How does one access a thread? Say if someone retweets a thread, I can’t figure out how to go to it. The most I can do is search for that person’s user handle, go to

I misunderstood your message. I thought you said that you can run a current portable version of NVDA with XP. You were saying that you are sending the last version of NVDA that supports XP. So my

I have used Easy Chirp in the past, but I just don't prefer a web interface. Andy

@tw_blue2 on Twitter itself. Cheers, Marcio Follow me on Twitter Em 16/01/2019 17:45, AKH AKH escreveu:

Is there a way of contacting the devs of TWBlue? Andrew

I see. I read your message but I didn't see the link or I thought it was something else, maybe a footer. Sorry for the unnecessary request. My clarification may have some value in case some people