Hi Luciano, Thanks so much for your suggestion, it works ! Since I am using laptop keyboard, the object nabigation command is nvda + shift + left arrow instead of nvda + 4 and nvda + shift +

Sure is. I use it. Give it a play in FF and see if NVDA reads out the stuff it needs to read out. It should, assuming it works in FF. I’m still learning btw.

I should say that someone was asking about Firefox and I discussed the spell checker in Firefox, which is the same or very similar to the spell checker used in other browsers. I hadn't realized

I recall that yesterday, an add-on was discussed at the outset. My messages were about the spell check in Chrome itself since I believe it will do what the person wants. Since you were talking

Ther is a grammar checker for chrome that is an extension. It si written by microsoft. It is the same one used by word, that is the one of which we are speaking. This is not the native google spelling

Thanks I couldn’t find the page no where

It took me under 5 minutes: https://virtualdjaccessibility.com/support/ -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing

I was told there was a Google group for users of virtual DJ and NVDA. I can’t seem to find it Is there anyone familiar with that group and who know the name of it? Thanks

You were talking about Chrome. And I'm not talking about running an f7 spell checker. I'm talking about the flag words in the text function of Chrome. Gene On 6/10/2022

No, in the grammar checker for word, you must use alt down arrow to see the suggestions per the hint that is given. But per the regular spell checker yews contextual menu is correct.

Don't use alt down arrow. When you are on the word, open the context menu and down arrow. You will see many suggestions if the misspelled word is one where the spell checker believes they are useful.

Hello all. This topic will be locked after this post, as it has nothing to do with NVDA, but with Microsoft Word. It belongs in the Chat Subgroup or on the Microsoft Office Accessibility Discussion

Select them, then type merge in the action bar, and follow the prompts. This is how I’ve been now doing the merges for a few months now. Love it. You will select the rows as you do any word with

Chrome has a spelling checker, however no grammar checker. Plus you have to hit alt down arrow for the word checker to give you only 1 correction which sucks. It is usable, yes, a bit of a PITA when

That means the cell you are in is still under Edit mode. So, try Pressing “F2”and move to the next cell. And back , and try selecting. Also, try it after saving the work sheet.

When I press shift+right, being on the cell, I select the next characters, not the next cells. I’ve tried also ctrl+shift+right, but it failed too.

Hi, First select all the cells that you need to merge, using “Shift + Right Arrow” Then, on the menu, select and enter on the merge button. Hope this helps. Thanks, Ravi.

I think so yes. Is this already part of Firefox somehow? Cause when I pressed the application key with the misspelled word highlighted I don't see any menu items that lists suggestions.

Hi Quentin On a lighter note. That plugin you talk about sounds fantastic, but can you imagine the trouble I’ll have when writing in Afrikaans. Regards Christo Vorster (Worcester South

Are you talking about the flag words as you type? That feature says misspelled when you come to a misspelled word you have written. This works the same way as the feature does in every program