That is actually a great idea, I can imagine this capability being used to make PC games more accessible with NVDA.

- And what you've listed above are probably the most advanced search operators that many will ever use. The only other one I'd add, which is used very seldom but is really, really handy at times, is

That is good idea, and also I like voiceover the ability to label inaccessible element myself. Luke Robinett 於 12/1/2021 7:48 寫道:

So one thing I enjoy about VoiceOver on my iPhone is it has gotten really good at using UI to make otherwise inaccessible UI elements available to interact with. More than just simple OCR, it can

Can't hurt to be familiar with some advanced search techniques like using quotes for an exact phrase match, the plus sign to indicate that a search term must be present or a minus sign to indicate not

probably you may need to repeat the process again

- And you would be wrong, and Gene would be correct. Virtually everything you describe is not now, and has never been, the case for web searching. If you are not going about something in "the usual

I tried that 3 years ago and didn’t get any luck with it. Their used to be a plugin called Dictation Bridge but it doesn’t seem to work with NVDA 2020 or later.

Use NVDA to help train Speech Recognition? I am trying to help someone start using a Windows computer with speech input and audio output. They has lost ability to read owing to macular degeneration.

Yes Mam, I did that, but I can not hear anything. I wonder, if there is an add on that I need to get.

If you are set up to control the other computer, remember to press f11 so you can see/hear it.

Hello, When I connect to another's person usin nvda remote, it does not read on my end, what she hears, on her end? What might be the problem, why I can not hear, while to he computer? Thanks for your

You yourself said in an earlier message that you have trouble searching. It may be because you are making searches far too complicated. You can disagree and perhaps you are disaggreeing because

I don't know if we can discuss your search problems well without knowing how you search, what sort of phrases you use, whether you use things like quotation marks, etc. Good search engines today are

Good Afternoon;:  I will disagree with you 100% here on your search skills.  The quotation mark is an automatic with a lot of search engines.  You must like Googgle following you to use that search

Good Afternoon:  Being Jaws and NVDA use different programming languages, it doesn't make it difficult to have the same outcomes.  Jaws uses the C programming Language as far as I know. NVDA

Good Afternoon:  As far as the search problem I have a computer user from back in the early '90s.  I still have problems in searching.  I have gone so far as changing search engines if I can't find

Hi Kara, Thanks for your reply. I think what I wasn’t clear on is that hitting enter or space in the OCR viewer actually generates a left click on that item, something I was able to confirm. That

I'm not talking about using keyboard commands. I'm simply saying that the discussion didn't state that you need to route the mouse with NVDA before using the physical mouse click commands. I don't

Gene, By the way, you only need to route the mouse in certain circumstances as well. For instance, if I'm in File Explorer, and have focus with selection on a specific file or group of