NVDA key + letter N, arrow down to help, and, there are two items that might be suitable - commands quick reference, and, user guide - in both of those pages that will come up, you can jumpt down to

That's actually quite helpful. I've already applied these principles and have actually gotten some objects. I do not own these documents, unless they come with the NVDA installation. But I would

hi, Is there special settings to make calibre more accessible? I cannot configure all the settings for pdf conversion. Also comboboxes aren't accessible. There must be a problem as calibre split a

Run python, not idle. Use whatever text editor you like for programming, the only thing you really need to know that's different is indentation level. As far as I know idle isn't accessible. Be nice

Hi Jeff, If you press NVDA+numpad delete, or if using laptop layout, NVDA+delete, NVDA will report the distance from the left and top edges of the page in whatever measurement unit you have Word set

You aren't using the correct object navigation and screen review commands. You use insert numpad and certain keys on the numpad to move from object to object and you use certain numpad keys by

Greetings All, I am beginning the process of learning NVDA and as a former programmer am interested in trying my hand at a little Python programming. I downloaded Python 3.7 and executed the

Following Sarah's analogy, NVDA is not speaking anything about the box; it's just echoing my hotkey presses. Orlando Enrique Fiol

Hi all. I'm Molly's mysterious friend. I have a laptop with a number pad and a normal full qwerty keyboard on my desktop. Using the key combination of NVDA+shift+arrows, I get no speech output other

When using Word how can I learn where the cursor is in the document? That would be the distance from top of page, distance from left margin, and page number. Thanks, Jeff

I have been reading braille for 10 years now. Braille for me is what print is for sighted. I urge you to sign up with Hadley Institute ASAP and begin reading Braille. Thanks Best Regards Michael

On 05/02/2019 14:59, Sociohack AC wrote: Hi, Braille is made up of 6 cells; 3 on one side of the 6 dots and 3 on the other side of the 6 dots.

Hi Say in the case of a desk top computer which i use you use your modifier key and the numeric keypad. Make sure your num lock key is off. you will need to put your self into that mode first

No problem, got them now, thank you!-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Official NVDA Training modules and expert certification now available:

On Tue, Feb 5, 2019 at 07:38 PM, Sam Bushman wrote: Then you press alt-down arrow on an attachment to get a menu. Choose saveYou can also use SHIFT+F10 or the Menu/Applications key as well. If you

Sorry about that: Done! Thanks, Sam

Then you press alt-down arrow on an attachment to get a menu. Choose save

Hi, I received an email from someone and in the subject line it said attachments but I couldn’t click on it as with my old machine and there was no text to tell me what the attachment(s) was/were.

I've been using SHIFT+TAB from within the message body to throw focus to the Attachments for "forever." You can then right/left arrow through the attachments present. If you hit either end of the

Glad you got it working Steven - note it's NVDA+3, not F3 :) I saw your other message, but I was busy working on something in Word so just answered this one since I could off the top of my head. --