Not MS Access oriented but from the more corporate DB side of things, eg Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL etc, when I was working as a production support DBA (admittedly a few years ago now!), whilst my

I hope so, too. I was writing to help you know better what to do in such circumstances but others reading the discussion may benefit as well. I often write to benefit the person, but also others

I am actually the person behind the tutorials. If you have any questions or comments, you can contact me here at theequinnpublic@...

I would probably have turned the whole computer off and turned it back onagain. Pam.

Thank you so much for your patience. I will try to remember to always try that. I know that in the future, if my dementia keeps getting worse I will have to give up using a computer. I hope that is

Brian, I’m interested in your reaction to that tutorial. I didn’t elaborate, but my last experience of positive action with a database system was in DOS with SQL. Like you, I found SQL a

I’ve seen very odd behaviors that seem to have no relation to the screen-reader and are corrected by closing and running it again. Its happened to me once in a great while that I couldn’t copy

Yes, I definitely closed google Chrome several times but for some reason did not even think about doing that with NVDA this time around. -- Betsy Grenevitch

Whenever odd problems occur and you don't have a more likely solution, the first things to do are to close and open the program, close and run the screen-reader, because some problems

Makes sense. It’s not for nothing that’s usually the first thing tech support people will tell you to try.

I am so sorry but I did not even think about restarting NVDA. That should have been the first thing I tried but I guess I did not think of it because I was surprised this had even happened.

So you’re getting those sorts of format-related messages from the screen-reader, but not actual web content? Have you tried restarting chrome, NVDA, or just rebooting the pC, since all this

I do not know how else to describe it. When I go to a particular webpage from an email link—I have tried at least three different links—it just says things like "landmark" "banner landmark"

Hello. It's working fine here but, I think you will have to put a little more into describing what is happening. Just saying "it's not working" or "links don't show up properly" doesn't really give

Hello there, The preview pane was already unchecked, from what I saw. For now I’ll use Gene’s suggestion to press and hold cTRL while moving between itmes, until either you guys or I find

As far as I know I have the latest edition of NVDA but as of this morning google Chrome does not seem to be working properly for me at all. I have tried a few different websites but links are not

Cisco, have you checked to see if the preview pane in File Explorer is enabled? Press alt-V to go to the View tab on the ribbon. Navigate by pressing the tab key until you move to the Preview Pane

I listened to a little of it and it sounds like a well done tutorial. I would say that in future, music shouldn’t be used beyond the opening. I find it distracting during the actual teaching. In

I actually need to take the time to go through the tutorials TheeQuinn has put out there just for my own curiosity, but the tiny (and it was very tiny) bit that I picked up from the page and comments

Hi, I cannot find your name but I have listened to the initial tutorial on using Microsoft access with NVDA and I would like to congratulate you on an excellent piece of work. I used to use