Hi Brian, The voice rate this way increments or decrements by 5 levels. Any way to do it just by one level without going to settings? I am a laptop user thus using NVDA + Shift + Ctrl + Up/down

Joseph, I wander in that case if we should just wrip out nvda logging entirely and use a universal one, either cloud based, or some third party one established. I never used crash

Hi, This will involve patching log handler module, specifically various log handler classes (NVDA uses Python’s logging facility for log output). Another thing to consider is that some users may

Thank you. On 10/01/2021 10:25 am, Brian Vogel wrote:

That's the one. What is it?

You can use normal mouse control functions in NVDA to do this. See section 5.7. Navigating with the Mouse of the NVDA user guide.

Hi, For inaccessible UIs I’ll often run NVDA OCR on the UI and then press enter or space bar on the UI controls I find in the recognized text such as tabs, menus and buttons. I find this only

Might I ask several questions: 1. What, precisely, are you actually attempting to do with CTRL+Click in this instance? 2. Are you using a desktop? If so, have you ever considered using a "hobbled

As a former programmer, I hesitate to even suggest the following, as it is likely far, far more complicated than the previous descriptions lead me to believe it might be. But if NVDA is detecting that

Hi, Typical errors can include, but are not limited to: Python specific errors such as inability to load a module, syntax errors with either NVDA or an add-on, errors associated with data structures

I really wish I knew "what sort of error." Ninety-nine times out of one hundred I can see absolutely no difference from typical behavior, so it's unclear what's been identified as being off. --

Hi, Specifically, to help you report bugs to developers easily, as these tones indicate some sort of error. Cheers, Joseph

The tones indicate an error of some sort. The tones are enabled on betas so users are aware of when errors occur. They are disabled in production releases. Most of the time, such program errors

That's the error tone. If you look in the log viewer after it plays, you'll see what happened.

You've actually answered your own question, kinda, sorta. The only time I have had those double-tones is when I'm running a beta version, once something goes to the release candidate or actual

You mean the descending tritone, a piano sound that plays 5th octave C then 4th octave F-sharp?

What is this double tone thingy which has appeared on my system since the introduction of the betas? Andrea

Good day all, How can I control mouse click with nvda? I this particular case I have to control left click. How is this possible with hotkeys? With kind regards, Mitchel Snel

Hi Tony. Thanks for these! from a relatively new NVDA user. Chris

Hello all, This is Tony, author of many NVDA add-ons. During holidays I updated many of my add-ons, and wrote two new add-ons, so I would like to share them with you guys.