Hi, For Quentin: I’m thinking we should queue this for 2021. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, I think we could possibly do that as a tool tip, although it is somewhat mitigated in recent NVDA alpha snapshots where a form of context-sensitive help was added to NVDA interface controls (at

- These settings relate to Asian languages and other languages that use IMEs as part of their input. Easy. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 It’s hard waking up and

- Thanks for reporting back and sorry it didn't get you the result you'd like to have. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 It’s hard waking up and realizing it’s not

Hi, As much as IME’s are associated with Asian languages, it is used in other languages, hence a bit hard to say that it only applies to Asian language input (perhaps an explanation could state

Joseph, You were typing as I was typing. First, thanks for that incredibly detailed, yet concise, explanation. Second, that detailed information on each one of the

Jackie, Thanks much. This is another instance where I cannot fathom why that settings pane does not state, directly, that these settings apply to the input of Asian character sets. Had

Hi, I have a scanned image in an Adobe .pdf file. I want to run NVDA’s OCR over it. When I open the document in adobe Acrobat DC I get a message that this is a blank document. I press F6 twice

Hi, I know that user guide can be a bit vague on this, but based on discussion I had with NV Access people back in 2012 when these settings first made their appearance and experiences from Chinese,

Hello, Brian V. This is a setting in NVDA which assists w/the reading of Asian languages. You can find out a little more about it in the NVDA user guide in section 12.1.13. HTH? -- Subscribe to a

Changed the dynamic content setting to off and it made no difference.

David, Thanks for that, as I had not reviewed recent changes in the Commands Quick Reference, and would never have found this unless I had been specifically looking for something about

To add to Brian's message you can also press the NVDA key (usually the insert key) along with the number 5 (on the row of numbers and not on the numeric keypad) as a shortcut key to toggle

That's pretty much it. There are scads of NVDA settings that I do not really understand, for which I am unaware of specific documentation to read, and where the descriptions at the controls

Could this be in any way related to whether you have the "dynamic content" setting on? NVDA+N,P,S, then the "Object Presentation" pane, checkbox for Report dynamic content changes? (Default is

No. Just turn off speech, NVDA key s, type, then turn it on again. Press twice to turn it back on, once to turn it off. Gene

Hi all. You can also use the add-on Word Count. https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/wordCount.en.html Regards. Carlos Esteban Martínez Macías. Músico (pianista) y ayuda a usuarios

Hi Dave, This is controlled by the "Report role when mouse enters object" setting in NVDA's mouse settings, which is off by default. I'm not sure about this one. I thought it might be because

One work around for now would be to hit nvda plus s and type. If not, type it in note pad and then past, at least for now Take care all. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our

I come accross some web pages where there is a edit box that has a number of characters limitation.  While typing in these edit boxes the character count is voiced.  For example it will say 32