Hello, I don't think npm errors can be written to a file, as they happen after the application has been started. If I try: npm start > filename.txt only the first line of NPM output is sent to the

This is the NVDA Group Monthly Reminder Notice, which is meant to re-emphasize the NVDA Group Rules. The central purpose of the NVDA Group is discussing how to use NVDA, either configuring NVDA's

Thanks Brian. And, in passing, I like your signature! Ciao, Ollie

As noted, we haven't put out a podcast since late 2015. In place of that, we have a fortnightly blog called "In-Process" which contains most of the news and information that we might otherwise put in

Was it only for Eloquence? I don’t have it on NVDA. That explains why it did not crash for me. I’m using E speak with what NVDA came with. That’s all I’m using. I’m using the latest

, I’m using e speak on NVDA. I couldn’t confirm the problem. I don’t have eloquence for NVDA. Only Jaws. I’m using the latest build for NVDA and windows ten. Sent from Mail for Windows

I would recommend using a true text editor when working with Python code. Notepad++ works fairly well. I have also heard good things about visual studio. If you are throwing commands at python

How about nvda f12? Pressing this twice revieals the date as well. Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. This is also our libsyn page as well. For stuff we sell,

Yeah, just press NVDA key + F12, by default.

And as a general helpful tip for this sort of thing, always check the Quick Commands Guide, which is simple when NVDA's running: NVDA Key + N, H, Q Opens the Quick Commands Reference in your default

Once you click on the Windows 10 button for download, scroll down to the bottom of page. You'll notice a link tagged "Accept and download." You click/press [Enter] on it to begin the download process.

Hi Monte, thank you for your information. I am glad, it works. Jarek Dne 30.06.2019 v 13:55 Monte Single napsal(a): -- Jarek

Hold down the insert key and press f12 to hear the time. Hold down the insert key and press f12 twice quickly and you will hear the date.

Hi group, I would like to know whether exists a possibility to find out in Nvda the time. Does exist an abbreviation for it? -- Jarek

Hi Group, Thanks for the heads up on this one. Usually, I'm pretty good at scopingout such issues, but this time, you had to read through the whole license agreement and then way at the very end was

That wasn't for clickable items. That was for mouse over links. But perhaps something like that might be done for what I'm discussing. The problem is how the screen-reader would know when to report

I do like it except that it will repeat it constantly when adjusting and lag behind in doing so. When you plug or unplug a speaker or headset the volume is also announced.

AAre you also usign eloquence? We've I think already confirmed it is a problem with a word, or something. If you are, contact code factory and se if they can fix it. Take care and good luck. Sarah

Confirm your problem. I am using google Chrome with the latest NVDA Sent from Mail for Windows 10

When I first saw clickables etc way back a zillion years ago, I remember jfw saying Page changed at line x. You would then go to line x and see the change. Maybe something like that? Sarah Alawami,