Hello and good evening, I read your messages above and I have a sollution to try. Open your start manue, type notifications and at the bottom or in the results bar you will find a setting named

I'm getting those too, and I find them quite annoying as I already have Office. Windows+A gets you to the action center where you can view and clear them, but I think you have to go into your

Hi, I use one drive for some of my cloud storage. I have recently started receiving notifications about using Office 365. I can't figure out how to get to those

Shift f10 is for opening the context menu. I'm talking about context sensitive help. Gene

I remember shift plus f1 when I was younger, about 20 years ago for contextual sensitive help as well. So no shift f1 depending on the program can be accurate as well as f1.

In every app I have ever ran f1 has always ben for help and same in OS's even mac.

Don't you mean shift + f10, never heard of shift + f1.

f1 is usually help. In the old days, shift f1 was used in many applications for context sensitive help, such as when you were in a field of a dialog. I don't know if it is used to any extent

Thanks all this was a great conversation!

I am not sure, but I think using the F1 key is a windows key command and not specific to a screenreader. What you get when you press the f1 key depends on the app you are using and what you are

Luke, no, I have never pressed the F1 key to get information. That is because I never knew about it before today. Thanks to you and Gene, I will have a new reference for learning. As a note, the

Hello all, 1. Open Windows PowerShell 2. Run the following python script: print('測試用文字') 3. When you press Enter, the first time nvda will say '測試用文字' 4. But if I use review

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Thanks so much. I don't care what default is, if only I can change it. Thanks so much for the info. Pen

NVDA announces block quotes by default, a setting I have objected to in the past. You can eliminate this announcement in the following way: Open the document formatting dialog using

Can I write emails without having these words come up?  I know it must be possible; and I know that I should be able to figure out what it is that I need to turn off. Is there a way to get this

The commands aren't defined in Input Help. However, the difference in behavior may depend on whether Windows 7 or Windows 10 or 11 is being used. In Windows 7, at least on my

Gene wrote: That is not the normal experience. Check your keyboard layout against NVDA input help. F1 is supposed to work alone for this, although if your browser remembers where you were last

Now that I know that context sensitive help is available, there may be times I refer people to it. I don't think it is generally known. I don't recall seeing it discussed here before.

I just checked. F1 brings up the user manual. Shift f1 opens the manual to the part that describes the command you are on when you issue the command. I don't know how often shift f1