Hi Cearbhall I forgot to mention that I am running Office 365, rather than 2016. I don’t think this will make a difference, but it would be interesting to hear from someone running 2016 to

Ben, Thanks for taking the trouble to reply. I have downloaded the add-on today called “SentenceNav” and another called “TextNav”. These do the job. So, in response to your suggestion,

I am not sure why built-in navigation is not working for you, but I just wanted to point out that I have an add-on SentenceNav, that recently I made to work with MS Word. It uses the same

Hi Cearbhall The next and previous sentence commands should be working as normal in Word. However, note that they will not work if you are using Browse mode in a Word document to navigate by

- I believe you are absolutely right because of my having followed your workaround instructions to get temporary access to Crucial Storage Executive and how same "disappeared" after running NVDA (not

Chris, Jean and you have made very helpful points, thanks. I can confirm that the shift key is very effective in pausing the Say all flow. It resumes again perfectly without losing position on

Hi Gene is correct, you use the shift key as a pause toggle when using the Say All command. Pressing the control key stops the Say All command and it appears to leave the cursor at the point that

Hi, all, I am using Windows 10, NVDA 2020.3 and Word 2016. When I try to read the next or previous sentence in a Word document, using alt + down-Arrow, or alt + up-arrow, I get no response.

Declan, I think you may be working in NVDA, is that right? I recently had a similar issue and I realised that if I stop “Say All” with down-arrow or any other key, the cursor reverts to

What happens if you stop reading with control? While its slightly more inconvenient to issue the read to end command again, that my work around the problem until you may find a solution. Also, isn't

Hello everyone. Has anyone got the issue where after you hit say all (insert + down arrow) and want to pause you hit down or right arrow and instead of moving cursor to the bottom it moves it to the

"William" <xsuper.sillyx@...> wrote: I can't comment on SPSS as such, but recent versions of NVDA not only bundles JAB but also should activate it by default. -- Regards Lukasz

Guys, was there anything unclear in my earlier response? Expand the header fields in Outlook once and the addon reads all the fields as required. Such simpel...

Hi William, Regarding the mailing list, yes, exactly, this is the one you linked to in a previous email. Regarding the Java Access Bridge, sorry for my somewhat outdated comment, I forgot that recent

Sorry, I wanna clarify. What Joseph meant that, JAB is packaged with NVDA. But we still have to enable JAB through control center to make SPSS accessible ? Brian

- That would be true, as I never installed it manually as a standalone thing. But it was not activated on my system by default. Lukasz gave the steps for doing that in Ease of Access previously.

Sorry, I am a bit loss. According to Joseph, latest NVDA do have java access bridge packaged already, so I dont have to install java access bridge myself right? Lukasz Golonka via groups.io 於

I like Access8Math add-on - works well for wikipedia formulas. But you still would need to be able to read math in order to understand it.

Install MathPlayer 4, then revisit the Wikipedia page with NVDA. You should get Nemeth Code braille.

"Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> wrote: It's simply written in Java and without Access Bridge enabled no app using Sphinx (default library for building GUI's in Java) can communicate with screen