Hi A few years back i put together a tutorial on making a basic power point slide show and what keys etc to use. it will also depend how they have it set up automatic changing of slides or

I don't love pdf, but when my professors ship powerpoint, I'm usually in a hurry for the information. So, I open the powerpoint and thump it to pdf using powerpoint's save as feature. Then I get a

Hi Chris, I normally press f5, try that and let us know how you get on. Claire Potter Potter's place, where technology comes to life! www.pottersplace.me.uk NVDA Certified Expert 2019.

In other words, as some could think I'm disagreeing with Nimer here, I'm not, and fully support what he just said.

If someone wants to ask something about the way NVDA does something compared to JAWS, and even give an example of how/why they feel JAWS did something better, I don't mind that at all as

Hey guys, Molly here again 😀 I need to access somepowerpoints for school. How do I get NVDA to read them? Thanks. And sorry if I’m asking a question that has already been answered.

Hi, Can someone remind me how to switch to slide show view on power point using NVDA?

Sorry for a typo, I meant: In threaded view when you press up arrow and then down arrow, the cursor often times would not go back to the original position. --Tony

Here is the list of my complaints about threaded view in Outlook. I would be glad if you could teach me how to use it properly. 1. Biggest complaint. In threaded view when you

On this I just wish to be crystal clear: JAWS did not, at one time, have mouse tracking where whatever happened to be under the mouse pointer as it was moved about the screen was announced. A sighted

I apologize for any offense. All I'm saying was that Brian cleared things up when he said that years ago, JAWS did not have capability to use the mouse, but that the issue has since been fixed. Also,

I wouldn't call it unbiased (though it probably is) but simply based on the fact that even when I'm tutoring individuals I still use the mouse extensively for efficiency's sake when I need to get

What the hell does that mean? An unbiased point of view? Does me answering your question twice up to now not answer your question? Man, I am irritated, maybe I'd better crawl back under my rock. --

Thanks Brian. It was good to have updated information from an unbiased point of view.

Being the only (that I know of) sighted person here who routinely works with both JAWS and NVDA, I can safely assert that neither has any advantage/disadvantage with regard to how the actual mouse or

That feature is difficult to use when using the mouse pad on a laptop.

I think the subject needs to be clarified. NVDA has a feature where a blind user can move a mouse and hear what is under the mouse. JAWS didn't used to have such a feature. Has it been added?

I was referring to the physical mouse in my previous statement.

But this is with a physical mouse and JAWS is being discussed with the JAWS cursor being used. It may be that JAWS gives a better representation with the JAWS cursor and NVDA with the physical

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