Hi, Had to dig into C++ part of NvDA to figure this out: This setting sets browse mode line length, so yes, it applies to when reading by line. Specifically, based on what I can tell, it will do its

I personally don't know why people like the compact voices. To me, they sound like complete crap and are all full of static. I've got Daniel on my computer and could use him with NVDA if I wanted.

We'll see what others say but I know it applies to moving by lines. If I do something else that causes a line to be read, such as move by screen, with page up or down, or move to beginning or end of

Agreed, and very well said. Thank you Gene for this contribution. LM “May the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times and in every way.” (2 Thessalonians 3:16)

- In addition to several Windows utilities. No software running under Windows is going to change commands of very long standing and that are understood by an immense user base to suit a user or small

You get all voices available to you to use including Daniel and whatever other voices you need to use

- Gene, that is a good analogy. But what I want to know is what "reading command context(s)" this has an effect on. I'm imagining only line-by-line reading, but . . . Having something under the

Hello, This problem comes up periodically. You can try unchecking the box which says “allow editing directly in cells”. In Excel 365, do this: Open an Excel spreadsheet. Type alt + f. Up

Hello everyone Is it at all possible to purchase the Compact vocalizer voices to be used in conjunction with NVDA? In particular, UK Daniel compact. If not, then could this be possible with a

Hello, This is the same here. It seems to work better with other screen readers. May be I should test with former NVDA version to see when this bug has started. Best Sylvie De :

In Excel with pressing f2, I can view cell contents in Braille but not use cursor to edit. I can use the Braille keyboard to edit but the Braille doesn't update until I get out of that edit field With

NVDA f is used for formating information and it is so long established that it should be left as it is. That is particularly so since JAWS uses the same command to announce formatting information,

I have two wishes concerning NVDA control F: 1, That it change to just NVDA f, I never use that. 2, That they do away with having to press Enter when search not found. O, and #, that it makes a sound

Yeah, RH Voice isn't bad but Espeak is better in my view. All the best Steve -- Computer Room Services 77 Exeter Close Stevenage Hertfordshire SG1 4PW T: +44(0)1438-742286 M: +44(0)7956-334938 F:

Hi all, <snip I guess when working out where best to add information, what would you suggest needs adding? That seems to describe the feature to me, but maybe I am too familiar with it to see what

Yes that is what I thought to. A lot of these things should only process data while idol. Of course, if the company in question is having this on their servers it may simply be set to do whatever it

I would compare it to Word Wrap in Notepad except that you define the number of characters before the wrap occurs. I think the comparison is especially apt to Notepad because you can write as long a

I might have missed something here, but shouldn't the screen saver only come on after there is no activity on the PC for awhile? I know we had an issue at one time where if you were reading a

Gene, Interesting. And nothing I ever, in a million years, would have "read in" to this setting. It sounds like it's a way to break up text into segments a maximum of X characters long,

There is no truncating. I worked with the feature in JAWS years ago. I don't remember the line length in JAWS, if it was the same, longer or shorter than in NVDA, both using default settings. The