hi. i have many questions. do you mean that powerpoint is not completely accessible for blinds? or at least its accessibility and kkey strokes with using jaws is better than nvda? i use libreoffice

hi. i offer burnaware free. you can find it in its producer website. download its free version and it has not opencandy in its recent version and works well with nvda. www.burnaware.com -- Those who

Hi, everyone, I want to thank you all for helping me with my CD-burning problem. I downloaded anyburn and it's pretty easy to use. Thanks again for all your help. Rosemarie

Sukil, I am using office 2010 and it looks as though something has changed from 2007 as the keys “a” and “s” do nothing in slide show here. I agree that the up and down arrows navigate the

Oops, seems ctrl and ctrl shift F6 don't do anything. Perhaps I confused this version of Office with Office 2003. For me, a and s work in the slideshow. I'm using Office 2007. Passing

The problem is that there is no definite answer for that question, as I cannot tell you why they fail. It happens in some tables, and I don't know if in other objects.

Mike, My mistake! Please ignore my last email. You are correct that I have mistakenly included F6 in the Slide Show set of steps. Well spotted! I have moved that instruction now to the set of

Mike, That is correct as you can see from the steps which I listed in my first email of this thread. All the best, Cearbhall m +353 (0)833323487 Ph: _353 (0)1-2864623 e:

Gene, I am using the desktop PC at the moment. That’s a good point about the laptop. I’ll get that under way as well. PowerPoint seems to change radically over the years and keystrokes

F6 will move between the current slide, the status bar, and the thumbnail preview panes when in slide view. F6 will not do this in presentation mode. Thanks, Mike Sent from my iPhone, please forgive

Sukil Can you list the objects that NVDA does not read? I would be happy to include them in my investigation. All the best, Cearbhall m +353 (0)833323487 Ph: _353 (0)1-2864623 e:

Mike, Would you like to send me a sample PowerPoint file with a table in one of the slides? I would like to get on top of this as well. I would be happy to share any results that I find.

Hi, Use the menu bar to do the tasks, and flat review and object navigation to view some information onscreen. Regards, Sukil

Sukil, I appreciate your taking the trouble to respond. However, I have tried control and F6, etc., as you suggest but they have no function in slide view or slide show modes. Lidewise, “s”

I tried Imburn and it doesn't seem to be very accessible. I tab around and nothing speaks for me at all but sighted friend says that there are icons on there that you click on with the mouse to do

Another one is imgburn http://www.imgburn.com/ Also available as a ninite installer

Hi Cearbhall The closest I have got is all the shortcuts for powerpoint that can be used. I think they are for powerpoint 2010 and 2013. The commands you gave can they be used the same on a desktop

Hi, Me too. And some tables and I believe other objects as well are not even read by NVDA. I should research that behaviour. Regards, Sukil

Has anyone had luck navigating tables in powerpoint? Table navigation does not work for me in powerpoint. I have to resort to using tab to step through every cell. Thanks, Mike Sent from my iPhone,

Hi, Another really good one that I use regularly is CDBurner XP. The title was misleading at first, it led me to believe that it was only built for Windows XP - this is not the case. I have used it