Hi list members, I have been using a BrailleConnect from Humanware using the Baum USB supervario deriver and NVDA for several years quite successfully.  With the new release of NVDA, the braille

How about you try this. When your focus is on the Start button, you do the keyboard command Shift plus Tab and see if that moves your focus to the Desktop. Just a thought. Hope it helps. - Brad -

I use Excel, Word, am a heavy Outlook user (calendar, email and everything involved with office management). I need to do things like generate work orders, invoice for services provided, translate

My apologies. I should read more carefully. That is all. 😊

Hello quinton. I'm sorry for spelling your name wrongly. I didn't find the registration fix under the tools menu. All i found are view log speech view type and control manage ad on create portable

How does a sighted mouse user return to the desktop? Is the desktop, or an icon, always visible? Gene

To stop NVDA reporting spelling errors can be adjusted on NVDA's document formatting settings screen: 1) Press NVDA+control+d to open the settings to document formatting. 2) Press alt+r to toggle

Hi Ashleigh, I know we have many users who run NVDA on a Mac and use VMWare Fusion. It's not something I'm really familiar with, so I will leave that question to those more adept with that setup. For

Friends, Another small issue, whenever I type a word not there in the dictionary, nvda says Spelling Error before reading the word. Can I stop nvda from saying Spelling Error and just read the

Just played with something I hadn't ever done before when using WinKey+D. If you use WinKey+D to go to the desktop, and do not open any additional windows while you're there, it toggles you right back

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 08:57 PM, Gene wrote: Windows d takes you to the desktop but doesn't minimize anything.The two commands, visually and otherwise, have the same final outcome if the destination

Guys, Problem solved. I just reset nvda to factory settings and now it is working fine. Thanks for all your prompt help and valuable suggestions. Best, Manoj -- http://www.swar-ras.com

I'm not trying to rain on anyone's parade here, but asking questions that have already been answered in the original post doesn't help anyone, it just adds unnecessary clutter to the list.  Normally,

You are correct. Interpreted languages do indeed run slower than purely compiled languages. However, python (like java) uses a virtual machine to run their code. This gives them (almost)

Really, makes sense. I should have thought :) Cheers, Marcio Follow me on Twitter Em 06/02/2019 23:57, Gene escreveu:

Windows m moves you to the desktop and minimizes all windows. Windows d takes you to the desktop but doesn't minimize anything. I hadn't thought about this before, but the mnemonics make sense.

On my machine windows key M minimizes all programs windows and moves focus to the desktop. It worked the same whether I was running jaws or nvda. 73 (Regards). Max K 4 O D S. I've Never

Oh, I hadn't answered yet because I wanted to confirm it first. Now I did. It's just most likely you might have enabled the tablet mode. Just go to the action center and disable it and you

Hi All, A couple of questions. I’ve recently changed my work set-up to allow me to work remotely. I am primarily a Mac user, however am happily using NVDA with VMware Fusion. My questions relate

Also, when I click on start menu, I see 2 lists, the start list and the pin tiles list which was not there before. As I mentioned earlier, I might have accidently pressed some key by which the pin