What is Jamie's last name and what was his role in the project?

In version I believe alt control r. it is now f9.

Well said, Felix, well said. It would be way better if people which think this way could understand that, when it comes to programs and its improvements, the more, the better. Well maybe

I second this. Actually, NVDA is my only one screen reader for now (and I believe it'll keep this way, I just can't find another as good as this one). So for the folks on NVDA developing

My understanding is that NV Access employed a new CEO last year, that they have developers who are paid to improve NVDA, and that they're still working hard on the project. If there's any

My recollection is that the reader button wasn't accessible but it was always accessible from the view menu. Gene

Hence the reason it was eventually changed. It was bad because it was a three-key press shortcut, too. That is irrelevant to someone using Windows XP and a version of Firefox that's quite old as

It isn't difficult to use two screen-readers, especially if you use one as a second screen-reader for doing things like web browsing. Most of the commands you use with screen-readers are the same

If that shortcut key was retained after development, it was bad design. Control alt is a standard Windows hotkey option and other programs shouldn't use control alt as part of shortcut commands

Hi. I've noticed when I open pdf's on my school's webpage NVDA says clickable. Sometimes that's all it says if the pdf isn't accessible. If it is, NVDA says clickable in addition to being able to

I am personally grateful for all the fantastic work you guys are doing. I have several screen readers but NVDA is my favorite. I will do all I can to see this project continue. Please pass along my

Boy, do I *ever* agree w/that! Same can be said for web browsers. Being blind sucks in that regard, & there are just no 2 ways about it, though I suspect sometimes sighted folks are forced to jump

Hi everyone, Perhaps to clarify a few things: The original Skype post: I think I know where it came from and the original author. The original context from the Skype post has to do with perceived

Straight from the bugzilla page when this was under development: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1144749 -- Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1809, Build 17763 A great deal

Having tutored JAWS for some years now, with each and every client I emphasize that any screen reader user had better know how to use at least one additional screen reader with at least "core

I'd like to see NVDA live for a very long time. I too am grateful to the developers for all the wonderful work they put into it.

Automatic say all is on by default. It means that a web page will start reading automatically when it is loaded. it is useful if you want to know when a page has loaded without repeatedly issuing

thanks so much for your help gene. i sincerely appreciate and pray for you. i did not try this method before, thanks again and God bless you! -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all

Open the view menu with v. Up arrow to reader view. See if a short cut key is given. If there isn't one, then there probably isn't one. My recollection is that f9 is not a shortcut key option.

thanks for your help. do i need to check Automatic Say All on page load on brows mode or not? -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they contain in order that I may disobey God by