Brian, Indeed, you don't have a brailledisplay, that is the reason. Marten

Nor have I done much testing with this, as I'm usually trying to focus on the meeting I'm attending, but I do not expect my screen reader, no matter what it is, to suddenly be delayed by several

I added quite a bit of information on NVDACon, how to join and so on in this week's In-Process blog post: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-2nd-december-2020/ Basically, to join NVDACon, see

Hi Mike, This is not so much an NVDA feature as a Word feature. You could try setting the view mode to "Draft" (alt+w, e) rather than the default page layout (alt+w, p to get back to page layout). If

How long do you wait before deciding that nothing will be read? The meetings I attend generally don't have a lot of attendees. Generally something like eight or ten. If I down arrow a lot of times,

Hi I tried the read current line or the read the current line of the navigation object and NVDA reads to me when I encounter the problem. This is just a work-around, how nice if a solution can be

It may sound strange, but check and see if the layout got changed. Then make sure the screen is maximized. Sometimes the screen will change for whatever reason. It might not totally minimize. But

Dear all, This may come off as an odd request, but I do need it to simulate a certain scenario. I would like to have NVDA's speech - with the same voice settings and my same ESpeak-NG - be outputted

Create portable copies but save them to your hard drive. You want a portable copy for each language you know. Create shortcuts to each of these portable copies. Instead of running on flash drives,

I am sorry I can't be very specific, but in fooling with my view settings in outlook I managed to turn grouping off and it cut out all that verbosity. You can adjust your view to include fewer columns

Go to nvdacon.org

On Wed, Dec 2, 2020 at 06:38 PM, Gene wrote: But is a reply to sender link available in e-mail programs on lists where the address is hidden?- I have no idea. I have never dealt with an e-mail list

But is a reply to sender link available in e-mail programs on lists where the address is hidden? Does it make sense to hide the address while allowing a reply to sender link that will expose the

By the way, the Reply to Sender link, which is simply using click-through text for a mailto: link, is 100% correct. If it sticks trying to use it directly, regardless of the email client or webmail,

It is also possible to easily copy either the e-mail address itself, or the whole mailto link, that is given by the Reply to Sender link at the end of messages. In Thunderbird, if I have focus on the

That will not always work as for some lists like those I run I have the address hidden so you might see someone'@groups.io even though that is not their address. Hence forth, you cannot rely on that

I forgot to add that when you are finished working with the source, close it with alt f4. Gene

If such features work, that's fine. I don't rely on them in part because I wanted to know how to do this before such features were available. For Thunderbird, if you are in an opened message, and

I was as the time at the beginning of the year easy. I just clicked settings, set up the drive for the explorer window, and there you go. I never did chats, but when I visited pub.keybase.com, I

Hi all, Earlier, I posted a note where I explained that I wasn't able to activate a link in an email sent to this group using NVDA. I tried all the methods I'm aware of to no avail, and Brian has