It's interesting that this topic has come up. I've been using Thunderbird for around ten years and I'm currently running it on a system that was probably build around 2007 or 2008 which I bought

Good Day: My first thought is if you wish to have a block of text stand out, and you want it to spand out to the left, right, or both left and right, but still be centered. There could be

Good Day: Is the limit, the number of characters possible on a line, such as 66 characters use to be the limit in the dos days. Or the limit number count as many characters that can be

Hi Sara, Does this net logger have an edit field for each item? If so, then either try using screen review or object navigation. I used to use an old ham database program years ago and

It Can be found under document formatting in nvda settings look for emphasis about the fourth option down

Hi folks, I am now using NVDA 20.3> However, I noticed when I go to websites using firefox and read through the text, NVDA constantly tell me emphasized and not emphasized. I assume it is referring

Hi I am guessing it is nvda that you updated and windows near the same time and some thing went wrong. Maybe if it was windows some of the files needed in windows

I can't remember the laptop keys, can someone remind me again? I'm actually not near my windows machine right now. Lol! Sorry all. I'll have to practice this before Tuesday. Lol! I think I tried nvda

Hey Sara, you'll only get "blank" when you are trying to read the callsign you just entered. In that case, hit Numpad 4, then a few quick taps of Numpad 5. I'm using a PC keyboard, so

Hello, I use this version: https://blindieconnect.net/files/lion-latest.nvda-addon Regards. Carlos Esteban Martínez Macías. Músico (pianista) y también ayuda a usuarios con discapacidad visual en

I can't do that. I use an app called "netlogger." and using what ever that would be in laptop keys yields "blank blank blank" even though I typed in the stuff. So that won't work. You can find out

Isn't whether NVDA allows a flag to be used a universal setting that occurs on loading the screen-reader? I'm not sure if it can be implemented in one application. Gene

Hi.  Generally, those skip links are hidden unless one focuses on them with the tab key.  They might be useful to more than just blind people.  IN theory, there are keyboard only users who aren't

On Thu, Oct 22, 2020 at 03:34 PM, Gene wrote: But are many of these somehow coded so that screen-readers will read content that isn't on screen at all?- Yes. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit,

On Thu, Oct 22, 2020 at 03:03 PM, Gene wrote: It may be that on some systems, Thunderbird doesn't work correctly.- Oh, just based on repeated comments over time on the blind-tech-related groups about

I had thought that those sorts of things were generally on the page but use black on black contrast so they aren't visible. But are many of these somehow coded so that screen-readers will read

I don't thinkk that setting affects live regions. But those who have tested more than the very little I have can comment in an informed manner. Gene

Well as a tester of websites myself, having tested a lot of sites, a lot of things can work out the box but bar banks and the like a lot of stuff can be accessible. They shouldn't

It’s all about personal preference. I don’t use those navigation links either but some might. The best solution is to create different NVDA configuration profiles and then switch between them as

It may be that on some systems, Thunderbird doesn't work correctly. I've seen complaints about sluggishness before, though most of the comments I've seen have been favorable. Gene