2002 is relevant? On 2021-04-22 7:00 p.m., Sarah k Alawami wrote:

I can attest to that with nvda and voiceover. I thought though jaws did say "pastes the contents of the clipboard," etc. Or at least this was the case in 2002 with jaws 3.1. -- Sarah Alawami, owner

On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 04:20 PM, Luke Davis wrote: Whether in browse mode or out, control+v does not announce as paste in input help as far as I can tell.- The description of NVDA Help (NVDA+1):

That stinks. Kenny Peyatt jr.

I like Outlook better than Thunderbird. Yes office 365 is a little pricy but it is more accessible. Kenny Peyatt jr.

Gene, could that possibly be from an add-on? Whether in browse mode or out, control+v does not announce as paste in input help as far as I can tell. Gene wrote:

NVDA does tell you that control v is paste. there are times where input help is sensative, swuch as in browse mode. Input help will tell you the quick navigation keys if you are in browse mode. If

If you are using the default desktop layout, move to where you want to move the mouse, then issue the command numpad insert numpad slash. Hold the insert and press slash. That moves the mouse to

I just tried to download the add-on, and Microsoft Edge gave a “The download needs attention” alert. I also checked the compatibility on the add-on page, and it said between NVDA 2014.3-2019.3.

Hi Brian and all Firstly many thanks for your help, but I finally discovered that the Lichess website it is compatible with NVDA, the problem is that it isn’t compatible with all brousers. I

Hmph, well you could have a mangled pst database they like to screw themselves to utter hell. I don't use this myself but a user has a 3gb database with everything in inbox and

Sorry, had to laugh at the use of input help. Never seen that do any except tell you the keys you hit. For example, control + v should say paste, but it just states keys hit. Now it should

On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 12:14 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: It’s probably possible, but you will need a software keyboard overlay to input themNot if you use the unicode file already put together by

No I don't know the command you are referring to. I suspect that functionality is not properly functional. I did a tryout and then inspected the code but did not found the Screen tip text I had put in

It’s probably possible, but you will need a software keyboard overlay to input them in. I would have all symbols on. I took a diction class many many years ago and that’s how we did this.

Hi Matt, Does the NVDA announce 'actionable message' when your colleague taps down to the message body from the header? (after load) I use Office 365 but this occurs sometimes with me especially on

Hi Brian Yes I am aware of this method to define column and row headings. I just do not understand why this method is necessary for having column headings announced in a simple table in Excel.

Also have a look at the topic on this group entitled, Is there a way to turn off announcement of table column and row headings?. It's the flip-side of your issue and the settings mentioned are

Greetings, I am a IT guy trying to find solutions for a colleague who uses NVDA. A quick history. My colleague was first introduced to NVDA about a year ago when his computer was upgraded from

See message number 511, by Alan Lemley in the Microsoft Office Accessibility Discussion Group in the topic entitled, Reading row and column headers using Excel defined titles tutorial. It may help