Thanks, Henk, Thanks for that information. I did disable the status bar for the main window. I had no idea that I would have to go in and do it for the various other windows. I didn’t realize it

Yes, I do have a back up email, but it’s the Windows 10 email client, which I loathe, and that’s being nice. I had an email client that I absolutely loved and used for well over a decade, long

I hope this helps others here. Sorry to those using an OS other than Win 10, as this won't help yall. I had the very unfortunate experience of needing to cancel an Amazon subscribe-and-save

Brian, I was to lazy to go get the info. I installed the latest this morning. alpha-20005,14c2e2ec Fri Apr 17 14:03:19 2020

FYI, I've retitled the topic to reflect the 2020 Beta, as there are lots of beta versions over time. If that is an incorrect presumption, then let me know which beta you're making reference to. It's

Since the first NVDA beta, I  don't hear links or buttons. Any ideas why? Thanks

Hi Kara, What tools did you use to create them? And do you know what tools did Andre use for his sounds (if different)? I would like to create some similar short sounds for punctuation

I didn’t notice which list the message was directed to when I wrote my last message. Since you are using NVDA, the letter k is the move by link command. Gene

Neat, but I guess it sounds like I should wait for the October updates, and possibly the new XBox with accessibility fixes. I'm guessing you use one of the phone OCR apps? And then point it at the

Hi Mary, I think this also has to do with the extra chatter in the statusbar. If I open a mail with the statusbar disabled, then NVDA will read the label of the link when I tab to it. If I enable the

Mary, I'm sorry to say that this sounds like a bug that has crept in, so you probably can't. I would have to presume this is on the Thunderbird side, too. As a curiosity

Jene, thanks for the info.

thanks sarah thought you were ron lol

Hi all, Until this most recent update to T-bird, the one that started the thread on all that extra chatter, it had been the case that if you opened a message and read it, or if you tabbed through

There is a folder called waves. The new sounds are just other wave files. They are placed in a folder with the same name in the same location as the old waves file now is. Gene

Done! Thank you, Gene. Now, after using the new sounds for a few minutes, I feel that the old ones are better. -- Regards, Sociohack

I'm running a installed version. They are still in my downloaded folder. Are you saying they go where all the Windows event wav  sounds are?

they were originally supposed to be incorporated into NVDA as a part of the program. There is therefore no explanation of how to replace the old files with the new. It may depend on whether you

I'd also like to know.  There should have been a text file stating what to do with them.

Hello! How do I install/use these sounds? -- Regards, Sociohack