Hi there: I know there's a windows ten out there. I'm not sure if it's on the same server as the NVDA list. I'm sure someone can help you find that list!

I can remember when there was no such thing as a virtual buffer or browse mode or whatever the various flavors of screen readers wish to call it. It was a nightmare! I think Dr. Rick has it right--we

Brian... I think being locked into one way of doing things is exactly what people are saying you shouldn't do. Your method doesn't work, therefore you say something is totally inaccessible and rage

I never ever use tab only to navigate forms. In fact, I never ever use tab at all to do so. Too much info can be missed by not reading the entire screen. I use arrow keys and spacebar. Tabbing, some

These issues sound idiosyncratic. They also sound, to me, like the kind of thing I've seen on Windows 7/8/8.1 systems upgraded to Windows 10 that were "well used" before they were upgraded. If the

Hi Brian, Unfortunately the playing a silent sound doesn't seem to work. Cheers, Damien.

Sometimes, a lot of fuss can be used constructively, as demonstrated by the progression of the thread. Gene

Mary you get my point that certain people on this list seem to miss.  If nvda ever does make an add on to fix this problem and you don't want to use then don't use it but don't say that we should

The link is: https://www.blindmicemegamall.com/bmm/shop/My_Account I tried the site with Firefox and it didn't read the fiels correctly with NVDA. It does with JAWS. It is now, in my opinion a

Hi there, I suspect my Windows 7 settings would have been retained during the Windows 10 upgrade process. I have just checked that though just to make sure, and it is indeed still set to do

What’s so great about the tab key is that it is the most efficient way of filling out a form, after you have looked at it to make sure you’ve seen everything that’s there. A lot fewer

What's so great about using the tab key anyway? Sure, it's convenient sometimes, but it's hardly the best way of navigating a site, and even on a form, you can miss valuable information if you don't

One thing you could check with the sound ducking is to go into control panel then open sound and go to the communication tab and set the automatic volume control to do nothing

Sorry, but why do you say it's inaccessible? It might not work in quite the way you like or are used to, but it's quite accessible using the latest NVDA, Firefox ESR and Windows 10 1803. Sure, the

Jackie Thank you for this. As has always been the case, if you have many tools in your toolbox and one does not work the way you hoped, try another one. That is why they are in your toolbox! Rick

I agree, and I'm amazed at some of the people here who have been prepared to scathingly condemn the site and its owners without even checking to see whether their assertion that "it's completely

Seriously. What a lot of fuss over not much this all is.

Hi, I had little luck with Jaws either on that web site. i still could not read what the fields were withoug messing about with different modes etc. Not sure what is going on and to be honest if its

I'm not sure I understand the problem and I don't know if this is a problem specific to your computer or not. I don't think anyone has reported this on the site other than you and I don't recall

Well I can see why Jaws has stuff like its translation of ribbons and all sorts of bolted on work arounds. I do really feel Microsoft have dropped the ball and are letting others carry it. It would be