Another interesting thing, and it's consistent for me, is if I am in File Explorer and am using the command to route the mouse to the navigator object, whether it's a file or a folder where the actual

On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 11:18 AM, Gene wrote: I tried to drag and drop a file from one folder to another and I couldn't but those with knowledge and experience will have to see what results they get

Thank you. I hope so. I haven't used drag and drop in other contexts to discuss that. I tried to drag and drop a file from one folder to another and I couldn't but those

Now that I think about it, I really wonder if the NVDA documentation shouldn't be updated for clarity. After Gene's instructions, it's clear to me that the Left Mouse Lock (SHIFT + NumPad Slash),

That should have been "real or keyboard emulated left click" in the introductory comment. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 I neither need nor want to be appeased, but

Gene, First, this is brilliant. I've played around for years, but strictly sticking to the keyboard, and it has always been the "final drop" step, trying to use the mouse unlock key sequence, that

I am using nvda 2021.3.1 and the latest enhance phonetic reading addon. If I read English characters, I can easily read character information with phonetic information. I mean a for alfa. However, I

Thanks Gene, this works.

Hi, I see. Are you talking about NVDA not announcing things when you type expressions in Calculator? If yes, you must enable speak typed characters. Cheers, Joseph

I just tried this on my Windows 10 machine and it works. Gene

I finally figured out how to use drag and drop with NVDA to change the order of task bar icons.  I haven't tested with other screen-readers so I don't know if NVDA is doing something incorrectly or

Thank you so much Michael. That did the trick. Maria

Am 05.02.2022 um 19:51 schrieb Angelo Sonnesso: +1 ;-). I am also a subscriber now ;-). Keep on creating this very cool tutorials, they are great! Kind regards from Munich, Schoepp

Version is 21H2. Dňa 7. 2. 2022 o 1:58 Joseph Lee napísal(a):

Suppose you need to use the alt+shift+right or left arrows. When you open the taskbar.

If you are working with something that may be a part of various words, use the case sensitive setting and the whole word or anywhere setting to limit or expand what is acted on. If you want

On Sun, Feb 6, 2022 at 09:55 PM, Sim Kah Yong wrote: The weird thing is that I have created some dictionary entries to correct the mis-pronunciation, but to no avail as well. But now, I delete the

Hi, thanks for the suggestions. The weird thing is that I have created some dictionary entries to correct the mis-pronunciation, but to no avail as well. But now, I delete the entries, and what do you

On Sun, Feb 6, 2022 at 09:29 PM, Quentin Christensen wrote: Could you have any dictionary entries? - This was my first suspicion as well, given the description. It's kinda "the flip side" of the more

That depends on the version of Windows. I don't think it's possible under Windows 10, other than by drag and drop (which, since it is constrained in this case to left/right - you can't drag off the