Yes the problem with laptops is what keys are missing or only available by two other keys is so random. I have an old Dell, and that has no right hand windows context menu key unless you hit two other

I was always interested to know exactly how does the screen reader know what information to present. And how to prioritize this information. I would really enjoy and appreciate a response from you

Hi all, Found the cause (while working on a brand new add-on): NVDA simply ignores the label for the field, believing that the edit fields in envelopes dialog have the same labels as the document

The other thing I want is a numeric key pad thus looking only at 15 and higher screen sizes. Most smaller laptops don't have this feature. I also have not seen any Asus with the numeric key pad and

On Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 06:40 PM, Don H wrote: Guess I will go back to looking at the Lenovo Yoga or Ideapad.- I'd also strongly encourage you to look at places other than Sam's Club. WalMart and

If I pay a thousand bucks for a computer I sure ain't gona have to also buy a keyboard to use it. Guess I will go back to looking at the Lenovo Yoga or Ideapad.

Where there is normally a control key next to the arrow keys, that is where the finger print reader is located. The 6 year old Envy I am using now has both control keys. Looked at other computers

I understand. I’ve had my wireless keyboard before I got this laptop. I do use its keyboard from time to time should this one die. Sent from Mail for Windows

I have to say that for anyone such as myself (and I presume Don H is the same) that uses our laptop as a true, traveling machine that the external keyboard option is unacceptable. We want a keyboard

Same here. I use a wireless keyboard on my 3 year old laptop. Sent from Mail for Windows

By the way, I'd forgotten that NVDA Input Help does not announce the FN key when it's pressed, as I haven't used this mode in a while. Here's what I get from NVDA Speech Viewer using my HP 15-gw

On Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 05:24 PM, Don H wrote: Going back to Sams Club.- So, what are the keys, going from leftmost to rightmost, stopping when you hit the Zero on the number pad? I have never seen an

Yea I am gona pay $1000 for a laptop and have to use a wireless keyboard. Don't think so! Going back to Sams Club.

Hello Don, I use a Logitech k360 wireless keyboard, with a dongle, to make up for laptop keyboard incompleteness. This keyboard is somewhat old; but there should be newer versions. from

One solution is, you could always try getting a cheap $10 USB keyboard, or a wireless one, that’s what I do for my laptops. Works great.

Could you give the exact model number, please? There are lots of HP Envy 15 series machines. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 It is well to open one's mind but only as a

I just bought a new HP envy 15 with win 11. The issue I have discovered is that this laptop has no control key on the right side of the keyboard. Having great trouble using some NVDA and Windows

Dan, Then you need to either repair Office, reinstall NVDA, or both. Here is precisely what's uttered by NVDA when I activate the commercial number 10 envelope fillable form template. Note, you

Thus far my experience is quite different, I did open and got the same “page 1, section 1” utterance, using Document and object navigation did not reveal any labels or guidance how to use. So,

On Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 11:16 AM, Dan Miner wrote: I appreciate the links but sadly I never did figure out Word templates.- With this, I'll close the topic. There's nothing "to figure out". You