Well are all the powerpoints ready made? When I had classes with this I simply asked for all the powerpoint documents then I opened them and saved them as rtf. However if these

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 01:09 PM, Ann Byrne wrote: You can convert powerpoint docs to .rtf's.- Ann, Just FYI, you can do this via Save As in addition to Export, and I think the Save As method is

And another voice saying that converting the PPTX to a more "easy reading format" is the way to go. Powerpoint itself is really meant for giving a presentation and being able to control everything

Hi. Is this done from within the file? Thanks. From Michael.

You can convert powerpoint docs to .rtf's. It makes them sooooo much easier to read. 1. Alt+f, and arrow to export. 2. tab once to "create pdf/xps document". 3. Down arrow to "change file type" and

Hi Dimitrios, this is a problem with latest windows 10 updates and the latest NVDA. The only solution is to constantly be resizing the window with space+x and x for maximize or space+x and r for

Hi Mike. I'm in New Zealand, not the United states. I would be happy to talk with you at some point, I'm sure I could find a .pptx file to work with, multiple in fact. Thanks. From Michael.

Hi Michael: I too am a graduating law student at Robert McKinney school of Law in Indianapolis. I received power point slide presentations almost all the time. If you wish, See my phone

Hey everyone. I'm studying at University this year (law if anyone's interested). Anyway, unfortunately I'm having to repeat the year because of various reasons and as a consequence, I happen to know

Evidently, you want some punctuation announced but not the exclamation point. Set the exclamation point in the punctuation/symbol pronunciation dialog to all. That way, it will only

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 11:31 AM, Peter Beasley wrote: I don’t want it announced when reading a document or e-mail.- Under what conditions are you having it read? And by that I mean several examples

So set your symbol level to Some and it shouldn't speak. If you've changed something in the symbol pronunciation dialog, you might have to reset that. Either figure out what you changed and undo

I don’t want it announced when reading a document or e-mail. If I read by letter, it says Bang not exclamation. Sent from Mail for Windows

Chris, There are instructions in the GitHub forms themselves. It would make zero sense to include this in an NVDA user guide. You don't initiate anything related to filing a Feature Request or Bug

Since this comes up over and over and over again, why doesn’t NV Access include specific instructions about filling out that template in the User Guide, or perhaps in a separate document available

Serious question: Are you trying to get it to be entirely silent, or are you looking for something like "bang" to be announced for exclamation mark when moving letter by letter? Gene is right in that

On Wed, Mar 2, 2022 at 09:46 AM, Rui Fontes wrote: Small caps is an attribute of the letter type...- Thanks. When I open the full font dialog, which I virtually never do, I see it listed under the

Have you worked in the ;punctuation/symbols dialog? Gene On 3/2/2022 8:47 AM, Peter Beasley wrote:

I have tried all the various options in punctuation settings to try to get NVDA not to announce exclamation but nothing seems to work. Sent from Mail for Windows

Small caps is an attribute of the letter type... Visually is like a capital letter but with the size of non capitalized letters... You can set this attribute in the same place