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Re: a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
I’m not sure what you are describing. You said you have to go to the desktop. Then what happens when you return to the program. First you talked about using OCR as a work around, which implies
I’m not sure what you are describing. You said you have to go to the desktop. Then what happens when you return to the program. First you talked about using OCR as a work around, which implies
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Gene
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#67595
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Re: a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
I meant to say it doesn't happen in windows 10, at least not the losing control of speech.
I meant to say it doesn't happen in windows 10, at least not the losing control of speech.
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Jimmy Vonderlinden
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#67594
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Re: a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
yes, it does happen in windows 7. used to experience it all the time Its no fun, especially when you can't stop speech, at least you can stop speech in 10 by simply doing a windows key m to go to the
yes, it does happen in windows 7. used to experience it all the time Its no fun, especially when you can't stop speech, at least you can stop speech in 10 by simply doing a windows key m to go to the
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Jimmy Vonderlinden
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#67593
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Re: a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
Is this the same problem I’ve found with certain programs? NVDA reads the full screen. I was using theEmsisoft (spelling) emergency kit and it did this. I had to use mhy JAWS demo. It does so
Is this the same problem I’ve found with certain programs? NVDA reads the full screen. I was using theEmsisoft (spelling) emergency kit and it did this. I had to use mhy JAWS demo. It does so
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Gene
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#67592
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Re: a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
oops my bad, I meant the NVDA motifier key and R at the same time! I just noticed that mistake. My brain was thinking faster than i could type
oops my bad, I meant the NVDA motifier key and R at the same time! I just noticed that mistake. My brain was thinking faster than i could type
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Jimmy Vonderlinden
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#67591
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Re: thunderbird question
yep. I've had that issue for a year now and really do not knowh how to fix it. it is really driving me up the wall, as no one else on the tBird list seems othave the issues I'm having with
yep. I've had that issue for a year now and really do not knowh how to fix it. it is really driving me up the wall, as no one else on the tBird list seems othave the issues I'm having with
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Sarah k Alawami
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#67590
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a helpful tip for anyone using i cloud for windows with NVDA
hey guys. For anyone using i cloud for windows, you may have noticed that on the main screen that NVDA reads the entire window all at once when its displayed and it makes it impossible to use. Well
hey guys. For anyone using i cloud for windows, you may have noticed that on the main screen that NVDA reads the entire window all at once when its displayed and it makes it impossible to use. Well
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Jimmy Vonderlinden
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#67589
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Re: thunderbird question
Also, are you a new user? You said slow with NVDA but is that because you are using NVDA or is it that you have used Thunderbird with another screen-reader and it is faster. I've seen specific
Also, are you a new user? You said slow with NVDA but is that because you are using NVDA or is it that you have used Thunderbird with another screen-reader and it is faster. I've seen specific
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Gene
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#67588
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Re: Thunderbird search
Control+shift+k. That will allow you to search inside whichever folder you are in.
On 12/8/2019 10:56 AM, Jaffar Sidek wrote:
Control+shift+k. That will allow you to search inside whichever folder you are in.
On 12/8/2019 10:56 AM, Jaffar Sidek wrote:
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Governor staten
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#67587
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Re: thunderbird question
Hi,
I'm using thunderbird. You could try disabling the global search. Another reason thunderbird could be sluggish is because you might have a lot of messages in your inbox. If too many messages in
Hi,
I'm using thunderbird. You could try disabling the global search. Another reason thunderbird could be sluggish is because you might have a lot of messages in your inbox. If too many messages in
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Rosemarie Chavarria
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#67586
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thunderbird question
hi, is anyone else using thuhnderbird finding it sluggish with nda. it
seems like it takes a long time to move between fields and messages.
does anyone know how to fix this its getting a lttle
hi, is anyone else using thuhnderbird finding it sluggish with nda. it
seems like it takes a long time to move between fields and messages.
does anyone know how to fix this its getting a lttle
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Darren Tomblin
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#67585
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Re: Quick NVDA question
Hi.
Hold down control, shift, NVDA and use the left or right arrows to scroll through the options. There are options to change the voice and speech rate. Once you find the option you want use the up
Hi.
Hold down control, shift, NVDA and use the left or right arrows to scroll through the options. There are options to change the voice and speech rate. Once you find the option you want use the up
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molly the blind tech lover
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#67584
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Thunderbird search
Hi. How do you make the search edit box on thunderbird appear? I can access the search tab, but the edit box for typing in search terms doesn't seem to show up. Any help gratefully accepted.
Hi. How do you make the search edit box on thunderbird appear? I can access the search tab, but the edit box for typing in search terms doesn't seem to show up. Any help gratefully accepted.
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Jaffar Sidek <jaffar.sidek10@...>
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#67583
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Quick NVDA question
Hi all, Michael here.
I can't seem to change the speech rate and the voice on the go with an copy of NVDA on an Laptop using Laptop keyboard layout. I can do it on my other laptop with a full size
Hi all, Michael here.
I can't seem to change the speech rate and the voice on the go with an copy of NVDA on an Laptop using Laptop keyboard layout. I can do it on my other laptop with a full size
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Michael Munn
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#67582
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
I use LastPass, and I think it's fine. As for logging into a site on a computer that isn't your's, you can do it as long as you remember your LastPass password.
I use LastPass, and I think it's fine. As for logging into a site on a computer that isn't your's, you can do it as long as you remember your LastPass password.
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Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@...>
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#67581
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
Please don't spread missleading information.
It just mentioned that one site pretended to be Keepass, and spreadviris.
That is irrelevant to KeePass.
If someone use your name to spread viris, then
Please don't spread missleading information.
It just mentioned that one site pretended to be Keepass, and spreadviris.
That is irrelevant to KeePass.
If someone use your name to spread viris, then
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Mr. Wong Chi Wai, William <cwwong.pro@...>
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#67580
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
I don't have a phone. That's why I was wondering about it.
I don't have a phone. That's why I was wondering about it.
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John Isige
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#67579
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
1password, Lastpass, Chrome sync, Bitwarden are all pretty accessible with a few quirks here and there.
Thanks.
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Best,
Nimer Jaber
The message above is intended for the recipient to whom it
1password, Lastpass, Chrome sync, Bitwarden are all pretty accessible with a few quirks here and there.
Thanks.
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Best,
Nimer Jaber
The message above is intended for the recipient to whom it
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Nimer Jaber
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#67578
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
Site Promoting KeePass Password Manager Pushes Malware
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/site-promoting-keepass-password-manager-pushes-malware/
Site Promoting KeePass Password Manager Pushes Malware
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/site-promoting-keepass-password-manager-pushes-malware/
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Luis Guerra <wnynewjersey@...>
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#67577
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Re: Anybody have an accessible password service?
I personally use LastPass.
It's not great but it's usable.
As for logging in to sites on others' machines, I would usually find the password on my phone and type it in manually. I don't use other
I personally use LastPass.
It's not great but it's usable.
As for logging in to sites on others' machines, I would usually find the password on my phone and type it in manually. I don't use other
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Sascha Cowley
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#67576
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