That is discussing searching using a browser and a search engine. The thread is talking about searching on the Audible site itself. There is no form field seen when looking for a search

Ah well done Mont! Do let us know how you go with it now you've got it working. Quentin. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org Training:

You don't have to do this.  Use the command control k, standard in popular browsers to get to the search with default search engine field.  You can change the default search engine in the browser

Audible’s site is difficult as they seam to have a few buttions in like a row. Normally I use the f key to find a forms field as it works 99.9 percent of the time. What you might want to try on

Hi. I ended up signing the hard copy, but I wanted to make sure that the electronic version didn't work first. Everything seems to be going electronic, so I'd like to work with it when possible.

Alternatively, if you use Google Chrome, after typing audible.com in the address bar, you can tab once, and you'll be in a search field. Type in your search term, and press Enter, and you should be

Greetings and Salutations Quentin Thank you for your small but key piece of information regarding the Google Assistant on pc. Today, A sighted friend of mine who has a basic idea of the

NAPS2 is used on NAPS2TesseractOCR, a NVDA add-on develloped by the NVDA portuguese team... Rui Fontes Às 21:15 de 04/10/2022, Brian Vogel escreveu:

NAPS2 - Not Another PDF Scanner 2 -- Brian - Virginia, USA - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 Memory is a crazy woman that hoards rags and throws away food. ~ Austin

For someone that has a Brother Scanner that does a fair amount of scanning there is a program called naps2 that was mentioned on another email list. However, they aren't using it on a

Hello Brian, Correct, StationPlaylist Studio and Creator are what he uses to broadcast, and so do I. That's my primary streaming setup also. Also, regarding SPL, you just never know on the add-on

Hi again Just in case you go down the google route more the following is from off my nvda tutorials for other programs page so just copied them from there.

Yes they do not actually seem to display anything at all helpful, they have to provide you with some alternative. What are the laws on this where you live, here its called reasonable adjustments, but

Hi. I have to sign a confidential document, and they use the electronic signature service PandaDoc to sign documents electronically. When I received and activated the link, the required fields were

On Tue, Oct 4, 2022 at 03:29 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: Two other thoughts. Dictionary entries can cause some very odd things to happen, and please don't bash keyboards on laptops, they are

Ah yes. I should have found that myself, but yes it is helpful. Now, I still do not know yet if it worked for me. Thanks, John

Two other thoughts. Dictionary entries can cause some very odd things to happen, and please don't bash keyboards on laptops, they are often pretty flimsy to start with. Brian --

On the Audible site when you press e, you hear an announcement from NVDA that there is no edit field. You are not moved from your starting position when you hear such announcements. You need

Wow, it's way past my bedtime. Sorry about that folks. Please disregard all these replies. StanB

Oops, sorry, I meant NVDA won't give any feedback.