Also error beeps are on by default, and not all errors are actually meaningful errors. Often its because of a change which the timing of routines makes the screenreader think its an erroneous

Hi Brian. I was also having this problem, and using the context menu brought the text back into focus. Thanks for that. What I'm curious about is your description of the downloads folder as a non

To be honest, there are occasions where although its supposed to work, due to some choice of view or bug in the underlying software, what is expected to be read is not, and this applies to every

Does the old context menu option still exist on your version of windows? I tend to rename using that. That seems to work in all folder types except those used by some software which are not strictly

Is this the downloads folder inside the browser? I think that particular display is non standard. Brian -- bglists@... Sent via blueyonder.(Virgin media) Please address personal E-mail

It doesn't see opening a web page as an error. All sorts of things occur when a web page opens. At least one thing is occurring that NVDA doesn't treat properly and thus the error sound is

Just wonder why the beta sees openning a web page as a error.

Whenever an error is encountered which is written to the log, in alpha and beta versions of NVDA, this produces an audible beep. That's the error sound you can hear. In fact, you likely encounter

I meant to say that because your screen-reader doesn't announce text in an image, you don't assume that no representation of text is present. Gene On 8/30/2022 7:52 PM, Gene

A screen-reader is not the original material. You aren't looking at the screen. If a screen-reader didn't render things accurately in general, there wouldn't be much point in using it. A

Well, it's beta software, so some bugs are a assumed. Right? That's how this works?

Running the latest NvVDA beta. Why when running beta's do you get that wonderful error ding when openning a web page?

Quoting: Never assume that because a screen[-reader doesn't indicate something, that it hasn't happened. End quote: Wow, what an ironic statement that is; After all, a screen reader is

Try the following: Issue f2. Then open the context menu. After that close it with escape. You will be back in the rename edit field. See if you can move around now. Gene

the thing is, I can't right arrow to go to each character if I'm trying to change a letter On 8/30/2022 7:52 PM, Gene wrote:

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Even though it doesn't say edit, your first message appears to indicate that the edit field has come up. Try pressing f2, and just typing the new filename, then press enter. If the file is

I just tried maximising it, and pressed F2, and it doesn't say edit.

Hi, Jackie and all. Yes, I have the add-on updater installed. This afternoon, when I turned on my computer, I was immediately notified that the updates were available. I downloaded them with no