Open NVDA settings. Near the bottom, you will see clock setup. When there, tab around to see what can be set. the first thing you will get to is time display format. Up and down arrow to see the

Hi, This is done by changing time announcmeent format setting - the actual cause of this issue is the fact that the add-on installer thinks you are using an old add-on configuration format when in

I have looked in my notes and went to the clock settings but do not see how to change the clock back to 12-hour instead of 24=hour. It changes when I did the latest ad-ons updates. Any help would be

True but as far as I know, NVDA places the shortcut on the desktop so I discussed finding it there. Also, in response to another message, I said that people would be willing to show how to create

Oh right, my bad lol.

Actually it’s nvda shift left right not control. Nvda control left right can be used to move you between words of a particular object as far as I’ve found.

Actually the shortcut does not have to be on the desktop. I have shortcuts assigned from apps in the start menu.

Ok good to go, just in case this happens to someone else. This NVDA was a new install on new laptop and I went and checked the properties of the desktop icon and of course shortcut was none and

Also, section 5.4 of the NVDA user’s guide documents the object navigation feature. This is the section number in NVDA 2021.3 RC 1. To quickly open the manual you can press Insert+N, H for Help

They're both accessible, but you can, in my experience, often obtain a newer version from their Web site to what is in the Windows Store.

Hi Lexi, So as far as object navigation goes, at least in laptop layout, you press NVDA+Contro+left/right arrow to move between objects, and NVDA+Control+up/down arrow to move between groups of

Lexi, Take a look at the following topic in the archive (which I so happen to have started): NVDA OCR - Can you save the text result somehow? I think it may answer at least some of your questions.--

Hello everyone, I'm looking to use NVDA's OCR feature more. Can someone please explain to me how to use the NVDA object navigation? I sometimes need to click on things but I can't interact with the

- Hence the reason for these list "rules" (really more strong suggestions, that are constantly ignored): 1. Use threaded or conversation view in your e-mail client program or webmail and reading

A couple people already have. Prepare for another ten similar posts (grin)

There is no setting. Short cuts and the shortcut commands such as control alt n are Windows functions. NVDA creates a short cut and a short cut key when you install it but what it creates is a

Find the shortcut for NVDA on your desktop and go into its Properties with ALT+Enter. You assign the shortcut key there.

I had this problem once but I solved it by asking on the support pages of the website to resend an activation code to my email address. This new activation code, unlike the old one worked to

Hello Brian, This is a matter of the desktop shortcut. Do you have one on your Desktop? And if so: When You open its settings by pressing Alt+Enter What is the content of the field for the

Hello, The QRead activation server may/might be down today.