Here's a little more context. Anybody used a little search utility called Bit Che? In Jaws, after I search for something and focus on an item in the list of results, I do route Jaws to PC, then

Hi Have a look on the following page it should answer some of your questions like the one you asked. The link can be found at https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda-community/wiki/FAQ

But if you don't know object naviggation and screen review, how they are different and how to use them, you won't understand what you are doing properly when you route. Also, the command you gave is

There is object navigation and screen review and you need to know both to get full use of review abilities. I'm not sure what the best material is that explains how they work. I'll let others

Indeed there is. NVDA Key + Left Mouse Button (Num Pad Slash).

You must be in the program where the keys apply if they are program specific. If you are in a browser, you can press letter keys and hear announcements such as that x is move to the next check box, c

Ok, thanks David. I'm relatively new to relying on NVDA for more day-to-day computing tasks, and I still sometimes find myself in situations where it seems things are easier

As far as I can tell it is exactly the same if you are using a numpad. That is Insert minus or dash depending on how it is announced. NVDA announces move to focus which is I think the NVDA

Hi. Is there an NVDA equivalent to the Jaws command that routes Jaws cursor to PC cursor? thanks Chris

Links is the default setting. If you change it, you may have to reset it, I don't know but if you haven't used the feature before, it will already be set for links. Gene

Hi, Input help is context-sensitive, similar to input gestures dialog. You won't get help messages on elements list (NVDA+F7) unless you invoke input help from a browse mode window. Cheers, Joseph

I tried to use the input help function of NVDA using the insert 1 keys and find that the input help does not nearly cover all the possible keys. For example after turning input help on and entering

NVDA plus F7. 73 N2DYN Angelo

Nvda plus f7, then tab to the radio button and choose links. This si called the elements list. Search the menual for "elements" and you should be good to go. You can even filter in the search

I thought there was a NVDA command to create a list of all links on a web page. Having said that I can't find any reference to it in the NVDA manuals. Is there such a command? Thanks

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Hi Folks Short cut functioning again. No need to uninstall / reinstall, but I might just do this anyway. All I needed to do was to follow the procedure below, and restart the laptop. Thanks muchly,

Hi, In a way, it might be possible to do this (I cannot guarantee that Enhanced Touch Gestures will include this feature in the end, as the future of that add-on is a bit uncertain at the moment). I

I think, and I don't know how practical this would be in real terms, that a text selection mode could be added so that text can be highlighted by character, word, line, et cetera using the standard

Is this a new voice available for NVDA? Is there a demo site available? Cheers Andrea