What are you using to read the document in? The behaviour of control up and down arrow will vary depending on which program you are using. So if I am trying to read text from a book in say

hi Yeti:   I type two paragraph between has a blank line.   the text in WordPad is: Clack, clickety-clack! Powerful locomotive, roars through green forest. Tall craggy mountains, Brilliant white

Hello Unknown, Maybee there are hard line feeds, so that each line looks like a paragraph. Which file type and which viewer do You use? Ad Astra Yeti

Hello As far as I know, Code Factory voices don't have this feature. Thanks

hi all:   in NVDA Basic Training Material, I found about use control + down or up can move cursor to next or previous paragraph.   but pressed is cannot work, it is still move to next or previous

Hi guys Can some tell me how to check how many activations remain when you’re using the eloquence/vocalizer nvda-add-on?

So, if you arrow you will hear such and such is checked. A radio button can only have 1 option checked at any given time. My windows xp for dummies book described it as a dot bouncing between options

Gene, That makes a lot of sense. No need of my circuitous object navigation route. :) Arrow to what you want and get out of it. Thank you so much for your patient explanation. Mani

I read your message again. Forget my previous one. I didn’t understand what you were reporting and why you were using object navigation. There is no need to use object navigation. When working

I haven't played with the app.  I also haven't used that command.  Try the following: Use numpad 4 to move back by radio button.  Use numpad 6 to move forward.  When you are on the one you want

Hello all, In the settings for the Weather add-on I wanted to set the temperature scale to Fahrenheit. Tabbing through I found the ‘Scale of temperature grouping’. Arrowing through the radio

Hi Brian, it's an unattended system for a longer period of time, and whenever she's in front of it, she can enter anything normally of course. If there's no solution to this, we'll just not update

- Since you say this, is the person "on the other end" able to enter the requested PIN? I know it's not a long term solution, but it does not sound like this is a situation where unattended access

Hi all, a friend of mine and I are using NVDA to remote a PC that is streaming audio over TeamTalk. The machine in question is a Dell XPS13 on Windows 10 21H1, and, due to the add-on incompatibility

- Not so anymore, because the official NVDA add-ons site (https://nvda-addons.org/) is now a marketplace hosting what I call "officially vetted" and "home grown" add-ons that have minimal vetting. You

I suspect this is the same sort of message you get when you install add-ons, warning that add-ons may be malicious and telling you to be careful. Others may wish to discuss the question, but if your

- "Could be" is a vague, CYA, catch-all term, commonly used. While it would be nice to have add-ons separated out, and I would believe that could be done and am not arguing against it, I would answer

Activating the option in NVDA Settings to "Use currently saved settings during sign-in and on secure screens" brings up a dialog with the message: "Warning Add-ons were detected in your user

Good Morning: I'm running Windows 11 with the use of Firefox. If Firefox crashes NVDA is still speaking. You may have to alt + Tab away from that window at times. However, I have had

Hot on the heels of the final release of the year, here is our final blog post of the year: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-22nd-december-2021/ Have a very happy safe and holy Christmas and