Yes, System Access does this all the time in Outlook, haven't had that problem with NVDA. As for the checkboxes on the Gmail website, that's what I've been doing but I guess I'm used to System Access,

Hello, Actually, I find this topic quite valuable, and definitely see how it relates to NVDA. What I don't like, as an admin, is the fact that other mailing lists were carbon-copied on this message,

On the other hand, if you are looking into switching to bluetooth headphones, I would strongly recommend to look into APTX LL bluetooth codec - it works with only 30ms latency - not noticeable by

I can't help you with Outlook, but I just wanted to mention that this is one of the annoyances that prompted me to look for an alternative email client - and that's how I found Thunderbird.

Here is a quick hack. Open NVDA python console and type: import time originalSpeechSpeak = speech.speak def preSpeak(speechSequence, symbolLevel=None, *args, **kwargs):     time.sleep(0.5)    

Thanks. The problem was that she was in laptop mode instead of desktop. Easy fix. Phew!

On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 02:03 AM, Tyler Spivey wrote: That has disadvantages.- Not to mention that this would require re-creating the portable copies with each NVDA update. You can easily set up

Hi Ann,Maybe see if the following setting helps: NVDA Key/Insert + N (open NVDA settings) Select 'Preferences'; Select 'Settings'; Select 'Keyboard'; and check the box for, "Allow skim reading in Say

Hi.  I just got myself a new laptop, and when I installed NVDA, I also installed the Codefactory Eloquence and Vocalizer AddOn. however, when I tried to activate the addOn, I got a message in a

If I understand what is wanted, when moving to the check box, the person who the message is from is wanted to be read before anything else.  I'm not sure if check box checked or unchecked is wanted

When testing a problem like this, it may be helpful to test for such things. Assuming that something is or isn't happening may lead to an incorrect description of a problem. Gene

That has disadvantages. Those portable copies won't be able to access anything requiring elevation. Instead, call NVDA with -c and the path of a new config directory. For example, I can run: nvda -c

Hi Deborah This is a great idea thank you for that. Could you be so nice and write me a private message to explain me step by step to do that? This would help me a lot. Thanks again and

I was really hoping it would do well myself, as I've used SA to go on several computers. Sometimes though, it simply crashes when trying to load. That being said, it won't automatically read the

I'm not sure if I made my point clear enough on this. I am used to the way System Access reads things, which is that when tabbing through and landing on the checkboxes, it reads who the message is

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,