Sarah, have you updated this addon recently? If not, that may be the key to fixing this problem. It seems as though the log is flagging a coding error/incompatibility, which I'm pretty sure will be

Hi all You also could run notepad to read your output from inside cmd, Brian is the one to ask about this. Regards Adrian

Well say all the world to you. I would have liked to gut my 7 box bit the dust. Oh well. It is what it is. Got win ten I’m ok with it. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Sure. I can try that. I can't remember of when I first started noticing the issue if the alt tab thing was happening or not but I can try that over the next few days. Take care

I thought you all would like the below, especially working with Microsoft, and with them working with Microsoft. https://www.deque.com/blog/deque-axe-and-microsoft/

Um he meant the NVDA chat group not Blind Tech. Didn’t think that group was still around.

blindtech+subscribe@groups.io

Looks like it's a fault in the audio themes addon. Are you running that, Sarah? If so, could you please try disabling it to see if the problem continues? -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies

Hello Lev I have just recently emailed the list to find out about this same topic. You can go to the nvda menu, then preferences, punctuation/symbol pronunciation. You'll need to input the symbols

did, every time I dl from 1drive I don't need to. Bu for thsoe that don't want 1drive try this link https://www.dropbox.com/s/gzeohygmhepchrv/alt%20tab%20nvda%20log.rtf?dl=1

Hello, I have noticed that espeak reads some symbols of the international phonetic alphabet; however, this can not be done by other synthetic voices, so my question

What it boils down to is that a subgroup is, for all practical intents and purposes, another group but with restricted membership. Under the Groups.io schema the only people who can be members of a

That link wants a log in, you should use dropbox its less annoying. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian

Things tend to go in fits and starts on lists. I have always noticed that. I do however have a supplemental question. What is the difference between a sub group and a different group, ie This list

I herd from them today. They said I needed to tell them the computer having issues through the security part of the site and they asked me to reply with the email linked to my dropbox which was

Well, alt tab broke so got the log right when it happened and restarted nvda . I was trying to write this on windows but thunder bird lagged so badly I could not write the email. Anyway here is a

I have to take exception to the statement that in the dos days there was no access at all. There were many more dos screen readers than there has ever been windows screen readers, so that part of

Steve, That would be fine if everything were there, neat and tidy, but most often it isn't. If I want a collected group of manual pages for some random smattering of commands using

Hi Jean, Reviewing the screen live with NVDA will never be practical until we have screen search, which we don’t have. In a DOS prompt, you can get loads of stuff thrown at you. All the

Hi Brian, There’s an easier way to get a whole manual to a single file. Make sure they are numbered such as Chapter01.txt, Chapter02.txt, etc. Now use the command “Copy *.txt manual.txt,