Did you install the NVDA addon called something like Braille Extender? But, that is such an old display, I'm not sure it will work with Windows 10. But, try the Braille extender, or whatever its

My two cents: I use NVDA at work. My reasons are: 1. Superior scripting. I wrote half a dozen NVDA add-ons that greatly boost my productivity. For example, IndentNav, TextNav, BrowserNav. Writing

On 25/08/2019 07:44, John Isige wrote: Hi, Try Sharp Reader. It works well with Windows 10 and once you have entered in the web address, this

Hello dear friends, I've borrowed an abovementioned braille display, and want to use it with NVDA. I connect the display using a USB cable. when I restart the computer, it displayed that it's OK and

By the way, I have updated the topic title so that if future searchers were looking for the terms NVDA and employment the title would match as well as some of the messages. If you respond to the topic

Yes, instructions correct and if you fill things in properly it should work.

Hello Eric. I can confirm exactly what you are saying. I work as an adaptive technology specialist at Pacific Training Centre for the blind and we use NVDA with our students, and we also do JAWS as

William, May I ask if you are using any mouse pointer enhancements not provided by Windows itself? That could make a difference. Also, if using one of the regular pointer sets

I have a problem with NVDA in that it does not start reading from the Mouse items below the Pointer and in my emails it reads from about 2 cm below the pointer. This I could handle in the past but

Insert f brings up that info. Kelby, Jaws does have a scripting feature wherein colors can be searched for. Having said that, & having worked w/it for many years, ie, nearly 25, I can tell you that

Well, there were a lot of comments on this topic and I just want to answer the question: who use NVDA for/at work? And I’ll add one to the list. I’ve been using NVDA for 10 years (back then

It didn't read the apostrophe because you missed the not so obvious step of turning your symbol level to all when opening that dialog. NVDA doesn't automatically do this, even though you opened the

I did manage to get the apostrophe spoken correctly per Robert's instructions, but I had to use a different synthe than the Windows OneCore voices to do it because none of them would

Kelby, I do not know if the github entries referenced here: http://nabble.nvda-project.org/NVDA-Does-NVDA-read-highlighted-text-td38134.html will prove helpful, but that topic was posted elsewhere

JAWS has a feature where you can get it to skim to parts of documents where the text is colored or in a certain font/style. Can NVDA do this? The "skim" feature during say all is much more limited and

That is extremely helpful. I don't want to name the individual who made these comments, as I suspect many know who he is and he can be somewhat polarizing. With respect to "chattiness", I believe he

On Sun, Aug 25, 2019 at 07:49 AM, Antony Stone wrote: Proprietary software can hide all sorts of bugs and backdoors the vendor wants to behind the cloak of secrecy. That's not the same as

Are you sure that is the right command? All that happened was it announced "no selection"; turning keyboard help on revealed that command does not do anything with regard to speech. Furthermore, NVDA

Hi Kelby

Windows Live Mail 2012 is still working just fine as a straight e-mail client, and there are no reports, yet, of any significant security risks stemming from its use since it's out of support. I