Steve, In my setup, using Windows 10 and a canon flatbed scanner, I just press the scan button on my flatbed; this automatically passes to the PC as an image file held as a.pdf which is immediately

On 12/6/2021 11:48 PM, Brian Vogel wrote: - As Jonathan mentioned, most of the input fields have aria-label attributes which are announced when tabbing. For some reason,

For people having this problem, using the desktop layout, Numpad plus, the long key immediately above numpad enter, will read all the text in an object. It will probably read the entire document if

I haven’t worked with enough PDF documents to say how many read properly. I have seen discussions now and then where people perform OCR on PDF documents containing text in columns on pages because

On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 03:41 PM, <benmoxey@...> wrote: I respectfully disagree, but that is all I will say on the topic because I realise that the thought you may be incorrect has never occurred to

Well, thanks for the response, keep up the good work. Sent from Mail for Windows

Hi Brian I respectfully disagree, but that is all I will say on the topic because I realise that the thought you may be incorrect has never occurred to you. All the best. Ben

Hello, I’m neither complaining, nor criticizing the developer or the addon, I’m just giving my suggestion that’s all. Its free, it doesn’t mean it cannot fulfil the expectations, it will be

Good day Simone, After testing the NAO addon, the following can be reported: 1. Once a document is recognised and you get the results virtual buffer, pressing your arrows exits the results buffer. 2.

On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 03:17 PM, <benmoxey@...> wrote: In fact, if tagged correctly, you get the best reading experience when loaded in Adobe Reader DC; they navigate like a well-designed

On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 03:17 PM, <benmoxey@...> wrote: It is simply not true that documents that are originally created as PDFs are generally accessible.- Seriously, show me one. PDFs created as PDFs

Hello all This add on is amazing, did a scan of a pdf I've been having trouble with and it got all of the information I was missing using other programs like kurzweil. I assume there is no way to

Hi everyone First, a big thank you to all of the developers who freely give their time to create these excellent additions to NVDA. I’m looking forward to trying this one. 😊 Second,

Hi, the library swore up and down when I got the E-Reader that NLS E-reader would be available in NVDA’s list of braille displays, so I was hoping with the NVDA update it would finally appear, no

I have retitled this topic so that it is completely clear what it's about. And since I think it's entirely reasonable for those who wish to do so to donate to worthy NVDA-related projects, I'm

Ok, sent you some cash. The other account wasn't claimed so I was able to cancel it.

On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 12:59 PM, Rui Fontes wrote: Make the recognition and show the results in a TXT file... I tthink is what I said with: Maybe show in TXT file the results of recognition of a

NVDA+N, H, THEN C. Follow the prompts. On 12/8/2021 1:54 PM, Howard Traxler wrote:

Hello all, I'm still using 21.1 because an addon I use does not work under version 2.  I've now found a replacement for the addon and I'd like to install 21.3.  Must I remove the old version or just

On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 01:08 PM, Mani Iyer wrote: In case of a flat bed scanner, wouldn’t the scanner software be able to create a PDF of the scan?- Yes, but that means firing up the scanner