Here is the topic: How to stop jaws from interfering with an application's keyboard commands This is the claim I find incredibly confusing, and believe to be false, "Yeah it puts the synth to sleep

Louise, I'll let others answer your original question, as it's worth discussing as far as accessing Gmail webmail with NVDA. Although Google has claimed that they're going to kill Basic HTML View,

Hi. Gmail appears to have just phased out the basic html view, so I have to use the standard view now. I noticed that when I log in, NVDA is automatically placed in focus mode, and the cursor is

On Tue, Sep 27, 2022 at 06:20 PM, Jackie wrote: Person, maybe?- What people say is very often a product of the era in which they were alive. And the "crazy old lady" and "crazy old man" tropes are

Person, maybe? & yeah--I should've checked the spelling. I was off to get my hair done. & sometimes O'malley's right about what we all do. Hope the dr. appointment went ok. -- Jackie McBride Be a

Having a computer science degree and background in programming the only thing I found with python is how important spacing is. I did enjoy playing with it and createed a black Jack game and some

Well I also did visual courses. I began with pascal in devpascal and javascript. However back then the idea was to go to c, or visual basic. I started to try to learn afterwards but it

The first thing you should do when debugging something like this is start with a clean configuration, unless you know all the factors that go into yours. In your case it's probably something in the

Hi, Having taken courses that are heavily visual (and I know some of us did the same), I can say that it is possible for a blind person to take visual courses although accommodations are still

I have tried both Punctuation Level most and some with Microsoft Mark and Hazel, and both read a numeric dot sequence. Prior experiments with other OneCore voices had Punctuation Level most. In no

Your punctuation level is the combo box that says Punctuation/symbol level: in the voice settings dialog (NVDA+Ctrl+v).

Here is a correction. I just checked the original message and the numbers are written correctly. I don't know what caused the confusion yesterday but I somehow tested incorrectly.

As a fascinating (to me, anyway) aside: Even speech viewer is of no help in demonstrating what NVDA is saying, as the string shows up exactly as many have written it here, so that's clearly what's

Hi Chris No, I do not hold down the key for too long. That is why I am worried and confused as to what is happening. Most of the time, I connect the external keyboard when using a laptop. This

All of the reading I'm doing for that string is on the Groups.io topic we're in right now. So far I've tried three different OneCore voices and all of them read as a numeric-dot sequence. I am not

I have the numbers spoken as February 3rd 2022 with punctuation set to none. Gene

If I write 2022.2.3, using OneCore Mark, mine reads as February 3rd, 2022. What punctuation level are you using? Try using some, and you should get the same thing.

I thought it did for some reason but I checked it again and it is reading as the original message reported. The current version is spoken as February 3rd, 2022. I didn't use the about

Does this occur when any other screen reader, e.g., Narrator or JAWS, is in use? The symptoms scream an intermittently stuck key, and it could be one of several different keys. -- Brian - Virginia,

Trembling? Are you perhaps holding down a key too long causing rapid stutter speech as NVDA tries to keep up with your cursor movement? Do you have a key sticking? Are you perhaps unintentionally