George, That's absolutely correct for the Voice Dictionaries. Those are synthesizer specific and that's where they get created. The default dictionary is up one level in the speechDicts

some times this can happen read in plain text or hit escape and open it again.

As has already been mentioned, Sticky Keys is toggle-able, and almost everyone I know who uses it does just that. Even though the default toggle is five sequential presses of the SHIFT key, that can

On my system running windows 10 pro, they are stored in %appData\roaming\nvda\speechdicts\voicedicts.  Under voicedicts there is a folder for each synthesizer, espeak, OneCore etc. Under each of

I am not aware of any such command, as I said and if you could, you couldn't use the computer conveniently. Every time you were typing and pressed the letter n, the NVDA menu would open. Down arrow

I am not aware of an NVDA command that does this. You could try sticky keys, but I don't know if it would make the NVDA key sticky. It would also make other keys sticky you might not want sticky.

What do you mean by trashed the operating system? I suppose that beyond a certain point, the process wouldn't be able to run but I don't recall hearing of updates doing that much damage, although I

Hi Have never used it for that purpose. Let us know if it does the job for you. Gene nz On 14/03/2019 9:24 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: -- Check out my website for NVDA tutorials and other

So in this case will the nvda key be held down virtually? Just like with vo lock on the mac? I think I turned off sticky keys for good somewhere in my settings as I was always turning it on with out

I want this to only apply to nvda, not my whole keyboard. Those who use mac os will know what I'm talking about. Take care

No, I want to actually lock the caps lock to issue nvda commands then unlock it. I don't want to to be sticky but I want to it stay locked. Fr example on the mac I can hit vo semi and issue command

Hi From the whats new section not sure if it helps. it looks as though it was done back in 2012 or there abouts. • When the Windows Sticky Keys function is enabled, the NVDA modifier key will now

Enable sticky keys I think the shortcut is to hit the shift key 5 times to enable them

Sarah, What you're looking for sounds an awful lot like the age-old sticky keys feature under Windows. It's in the Ease of Access settings, Keyboard pane in Windows 10 and I know it exists

On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 03:41 PM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: already an add on for application dictionariesWhich one? I haven't seen that, and none of the names on the add-ons page (stable or

It still seems to work in Windows 7, at least lets just say its no less annoying than it was or indeed more annoying than it was, ie you still need to find the progress

Bit like when you have redefined symbols to say something more meaningful you mean. This seems to be implemented in that particular system already. Brian bglists@... Sent via

The smaller ribbon is way behind schedule, as it was supposed to debut last year. That being said, for those who don't already know how to use the ribbon interface they're still going to have to

Yes, and of course there is already an add on for application dictionaries which might point at some ways to achieve this. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal

I'm totally drawing a blank. I looked through the manual but either I missed it or this feature does not exist. Is there a way to lock the nvda key so it makes some key presses a bit easier for me?