I have successfully used Duxbury with NVDA; but it was an older version of Duxbury. That was before they made us switch to this new, nasty Braille code. On

You can also copy the contents of %APPDATA%\nvda from the existing computer and paste them in the corresponding location on the new computer. %APPDATA% is generally C:\Users\{your user

You can set up a portable copy then move settings and all add ons this way. I had some corruption so in the end reinstalled and hosed my add ons and settings then installed from a fresh download.

Being a forgetful old man can someone please tell me how to move your NVDA settings to another computer? Expecting my new Windows 11 laptop next week. Thanks

On Thu, Sep 22, 2022 at 02:33 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote: This interface hasn't really changed much since Windows 7.- Even earlier than that. But I've always disliked Windows own disk management when it

Hi, Ah, talking about one of my add-on creations? Easy Table Navigator is designed to bring JAWS table layer commands to NVDA. I (the original author of this add-on) intentionally left table layer

On Thu, Sep 22, 2022 at 09:24 AM, Chris Smart wrote: I prefer how when I move between cells in a table, Jaws reads the row or column name as appropriate.- Does NVDA not already do this if you have the

My colleague is doing the same thing. On 9/22/2022 2:40 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote:

Yes I did, not sure if the process changes or not. I used an external hard drive.

Does the type of drive change the process? Did you do it with NVDA? On 9/22/2022 2:33 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote:

I've done it before, it's actually pretty simple. This interface hasn't really changed much since Windows 7.

Awesome. Thank you so much for this Joseph!

Use disk part in commandline. Very accessible and does what it claims. On 9/22/2022 1:33 PM, Governor staten wrote:

Hi! Since DBT 12.5, they made major improvements to improve accessibility with NVDA (mostly because of supporting UI automation). Now I have DBT 12.6 purchased and used

As far as I know both diskpart and disk management are perfectly usable with the keyboard.Granted I haven’t tried everything. Why do you not want to use command line? The .msc consoles are all

Hello list. The subject says it all. How do you partition and format an external USB drive using disk manager on Windows 10? I expected it to be its own application, or

Have you tried NVDA with Braille Blaster? www.brailleblaster.org Maybe it will do what you need.

Hi all, And now the stable version (22.10) is available:https://github.com/josephsl/officeDesk/releases/download/22.10/officeDesk-22.10.nvda-addon I have asked NVDA add-ons community to review this

Agreed. I prefer how when I move between cells in a table, Jaws reads the row or column name as appropriate. I have to keep a lot less information in my short-term memory that way.

Did you try narrator? I have no need for this but its been around for an age now, and used to work well in the old Dos box. I seem to also recall a dolphin product called Cipher, but the old brain