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Re: shortcut keys
In my original message, I said they are called quick navigation commands. On reflection, I don't know if they are called quick navigation keys or commands or both.
And the command is k for link in
In my original message, I said they are called quick navigation commands. On reflection, I don't know if they are called quick navigation keys or commands or both.
And the command is k for link in
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Gene
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#79723
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Re: shortcut keys
There is absolutely no comparison. The quick navigation keys allow you to do something of enormous value that you couldn't do other wise. They allow you to move by structure on web sites. There is
There is absolutely no comparison. The quick navigation keys allow you to do something of enormous value that you couldn't do other wise. They allow you to move by structure on web sites. There is
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Gene
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#79722
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Re: shortcut keys
Hello my name is Kyle I am a certified assistive technology trainer graduate of access technology institute. I do not personally like the idea of a virtual ribbon menu and NVDA that is similar to
Hello my name is Kyle I am a certified assistive technology trainer graduate of access technology institute. I do not personally like the idea of a virtual ribbon menu and NVDA that is similar to
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Kyle McRorey
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#79721
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Re: shortcut keys
On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 12:33 PM, Don H wrote:
OK so it is ok for NVDA to have such useful shortcut keys for headings, links buttons and so on but it is not ok to have a virtual ribbon function like
On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 12:33 PM, Don H wrote:
OK so it is ok for NVDA to have such useful shortcut keys for headings, links buttons and so on but it is not ok to have a virtual ribbon function like
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Brian Vogel
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#79720
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Re: shortcut keys
They are called quick navigation commands and they are determined by your screen-reader when using the virtual pc cursor or browse mode, whatever your screen-reader calls it. However, there is a lot
They are called quick navigation commands and they are determined by your screen-reader when using the virtual pc cursor or browse mode, whatever your screen-reader calls it. However, there is a lot
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Gene
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#79719
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Re: opera browser with NVDA
The original questioner asked about whether the VPN feature is accessible. I don't know, I haven't used Opera. However, the Brave browser allows you to open pages using Tor and that is
The original questioner asked about whether the VPN feature is accessible. I don't know, I haven't used Opera. However, the Brave browser allows you to open pages using Tor and that is
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Gene
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#79718
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Re: shortcut keys
Hi Don
It’s actually l for list and they are NVDA Single Letter Navigation keys for use in brwse mode. See section 6.1 of the NVDA User guide.
Cheers
Chris
Hi Don
It’s actually l for list and they are NVDA Single Letter Navigation keys for use in brwse mode. See section 6.1 of the NVDA User guide.
Cheers
Chris
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Chris Mullins
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#79717
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Re: shortcut keys
OK so it is ok for NVDA to have such useful shortcut keys for headings, links buttons and so on but it is not ok to have a virtual ribbon function like Jaws has?
OK so it is ok for NVDA to have such useful shortcut keys for headings, links buttons and so on but it is not ok to have a virtual ribbon function like Jaws has?
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Don H
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#79716
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Re: shortcut keys
NVDA commands.
NVDA portuguese team
NVDA portuguese team
Às 16:55 de 11/12/2020, Don H escreveu:
NVDA commands.
NVDA portuguese team
NVDA portuguese team
Às 16:55 de 11/12/2020, Don H escreveu:
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Rui Fontes
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#79715
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shortcut keys
Are the shortcut keys such as l for links, h for headers, b for buttons NVDA shortcut keys or they windows shortcuts?
Are the shortcut keys such as l for links, h for headers, b for buttons NVDA shortcut keys or they windows shortcuts?
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Don H
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#79714
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Re: NVDA goes silent when arrowing down the list of participants panel in Zoom
Dear friends,
I am also facing the same issue, also when i tried "Read line " by
using "Modifier key with Up aero " it is not reading as well.
Regards,
Vinod Benjamin
Dear friends,
I am also facing the same issue, also when i tried "Read line " by
using "Modifier key with Up aero " it is not reading as well.
Regards,
Vinod Benjamin
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Vinod Benjamin
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#79713
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Re: opera browser with NVDA
Hi all.
Opera is accessible with NVDA because the base is Chromium, the same base of Google Chrome. Well, when I used this browser a day, I have a problem in the navigation of address bar, but the
Hi all.
Opera is accessible with NVDA because the base is Chromium, the same base of Google Chrome. Well, when I used this browser a day, I have a problem in the navigation of address bar, but the
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Carlos Esteban Martínez Macías
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#79712
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Re: NVDA goes silent when arrowing down the list of participants panel in Zoom
This issue is fixed for me with Zoom Version: 5.4.6 (59296.1207). Just tested it in a meeting with 179 users online and scrolling through the list worked as supposed, no matter if Zoom was maximized
This issue is fixed for me with Zoom Version: 5.4.6 (59296.1207). Just tested it in a meeting with 179 users online and scrolling through the list worked as supposed, no matter if Zoom was maximized
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Ralf Kefferpuetz
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#79711
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opera browser with NVDA
hey guys
Has anyone used Opera with NVDA and how accessible is it? I've heard that it has a free vpn and wondering if that part is usable as well. I'm a google chrome user, but figured I would try
hey guys
Has anyone used Opera with NVDA and how accessible is it? I've heard that it has a free vpn and wondering if that part is usable as well. I'm a google chrome user, but figured I would try
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Jimmy Vonderlinden
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#79710
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Re: LibreOffice and NVDA
Hi Brian
I agree, there has got to be a way but I can’t find it. When positioned on one of the cells in question and I press Control+1 to open the format Cells dialog, it opens in the number tab
Hi Brian
I agree, there has got to be a way but I can’t find it. When positioned on one of the cells in question and I press Control+1 to open the format Cells dialog, it opens in the number tab
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Chris Mullins
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#79709
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Re: NVDA goes silent when arrowing down the list of participants panel in Zoom
Hi all, I would like to shed more light on this particular problem.
After the participants panel is opened, NVDA will read all the names that appear on the screen when arrowing down. So, there will
Hi all, I would like to shed more light on this particular problem.
After the participants panel is opened, NVDA will read all the names that appear on the screen when arrowing down. So, there will
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Sim Kah Yong
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#79708
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Re: LibreOffice and NVDA
Hmmm maybe its worth me buying this depending on the price and looking at it then.
I haven't really needed to or bothered, but this close to christmas, I have little in the way of
Hmmm maybe its worth me buying this depending on the price and looking at it then.
I haven't really needed to or bothered, but this close to christmas, I have little in the way of
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Shaun Everiss
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#79707
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Re: LibreOffice and NVDA
SoftMaker wrote back, pretty promptly, saying that they have no direct support for the free version of SoftMaker Office, which in and of itself is not surprising.
I am annoyed that they didn't really
SoftMaker wrote back, pretty promptly, saying that they have no direct support for the free version of SoftMaker Office, which in and of itself is not surprising.
I am annoyed that they didn't really
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Brian Vogel
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#79706
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Re: TWBlue no longer outputting to NVDA, help
TWBlue seems to be working fine for me with NVDA. I'm using the snapshot version of TWBlue, and the latest version of NVDA.
On 12/10/2020 9:28 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
TWBlue seems to be working fine for me with NVDA. I'm using the snapshot version of TWBlue, and the latest version of NVDA.
On 12/10/2020 9:28 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
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Hope Williamson
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#79705
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Re: LibreOffice and NVDA
On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 06:05 PM, Gene wrote:
The instructions, from the quick look I gave them, are about Linux-
Indeed. They aren't applicable to Windows. And the icons for Office document
On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 06:05 PM, Gene wrote:
The instructions, from the quick look I gave them, are about Linux-
Indeed. They aren't applicable to Windows. And the icons for Office document
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Brian Vogel
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#79704
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