Hello NVDA Group, Per the digest version, thank you Gene, Brian, and Diane K., for your input on my topic, Tutorials On New FB Version. Gene, I would be interested to receive your tutorial draft

I believe it is called: Thorium reader. It can read epub files. Regards Louis Maher Phone: 713-444-7838 E-mail ljmaher03@...

Hi Pele I haven’t done a macro for a long time now, as I lost my Office 2007 to a disk failure and have not replaced it. I’ve installed Libra Office but not yet ventured into macros with that.

Hi you lovely community? May I get please a tutorial on how to use zorium Epub reader with NVDA?

Hi Chris Thanks for writing. I realise I can use Notepad or another text editor, but it would drive me mad as well. What do you use now? Pele

Hi Pele The focus issue with the VBA editor is long-standing. I used to use it with Office 2007 and raised it on a few occasions on the list but got no responses. It got to the point where I used

NVDA can't do that refresh screen thing as Window-Eyes and other SR can do, because NVDA isn't using a mirrow display driver to access the screen content. If you have an example Excel file with VBA

Hi Gene I was rather hoping that there might be a key to refresh the screen in all situations. I use MS Office 2010 and do a lot of work using VBA. When using the VBA Editor NVDA often misses out

I'm glad you're doing it. I think at this point anything will help me to learn the things I want to learn from it Thnks much. Diane K.

I'm glad you're going it. I know it changes a lot but I think anything will help me learn some of it. Thanks much. Diane K.

Hi I am in the process of writing up a new tutorial for the new face book look using nvda. I do not use it much only to post and or read messages etc. Just not sure how much info to put in or not

I hope the original poster gives more information. What e-mail program is being used and how messages are read may be important, as text or HTML. Gene

On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 07:02 PM, Gene wrote: What are the terms for links with text and links that are just an address written out?The first are hypertext, and the second are hyperlinks (or just

What are the terms for links with text and links that are just an address written out? Doesn't hyperlinks refer to both? and what is the original questioner referring to? Gene

I actually have mine make a sound, not nvda as that can't be done I don't think, not at the core, but voiceover makes a mid pitched click when the hyper link is started and a lower pitched click when

On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 03:27 PM, Louise Pfau wrote: I didn't realize they were called "click through" links.- Louise, Thanks. The term "click through" link is mine, as the technical

Hi Brian. Your example links, as well as the links from the post that were originally asked about have appeared correctly. I didn't realize they were called "click through" links. I was confusing

Hi Group, Oops, sorry I did not see this before posting my own struggle. I receive the NVDA group digest. Suffice to say, a big heart felt thanks to the one who shared another way to bring up the

Thanks to all involved in this topic as far as their helpfulness and courtesy in response to same. I did want to add something "as a public service" for the group before I lock the topic. If you are

On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 12:46 PM, Gene wrote: For clarification, it should be pointed out that you don't need an account to search for and read issues on Github. You can't comment without an