Hi simply making it 200 percent rather than the default 100 per cent seems to fix it without any tweaking. As you say a problem due to the resolution allowing too much on screen at once. I guess

Ok, I just tried with the latest snapshot, alpha-16188,ceafcdd3 Thu Oct 25 00:49:18 2018 and it's able to read when I backspace or delete in the edit fields on the sign-in page. Could you maybe send

Hi everyone, This week's In-Process is out. Today, we have more information about the recently released NVDA 2018.3.2, a shout out to GlitchedVision for his innovative fundraiser, and not one but

I love my insignia keyboard I got from best buy. It was $12. and it'susb. It's a quite ice keyboard I just love to type on

I agree there. Im used to it, but I don't have to like it lol!

also, it is on the live.com signin page On 10/26/2018 4:53 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:

hello, I am using the sanpshot version of NVDA, and 64 bit firefox. On 10/26/2018 4:53 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:

Do you mean the https://login.live.com/ page? I just tried in Firefox 63.0 (the 64-bit version) and it reads when I backspace or delete characters. If I delete a character with delete, it reads the

hi all, So with the new version of firefox, nvda will no longer anounce the deleted characters on the e-mail edit box of outlook signin. It is necesary to shift tab and tab again to get it to anounce

Not that I have anything against refurbished (the laptop I'm posting from is a factory refurbished HP) but the Logitech K270 at techrabbit is refurbished. It's one of the Logitech models that has a

Ok, one more, (I promise, this is the last message) You can buy it from tech rabbit for $14.99

Apparently, the 820-006477 is the part number, the model number is k270. Hope this helps.

I'm not sure why that is. while it may not be as convenient as alt f4, I would think that muscle memory would cause you to land at about the right place after you got used to it. Gene

And, I forgot to mention, yes, it does have an applications key.

logitech 820-006477 is the wireless keyboard I have, and it has a full sized numpad on it.  It came with the all-in-one computer I purchased nearly 2 years ago, and I've not had to change the

On Thu, Oct 25, 2018 at 05:58 PM, Lenron wrote: if anyone knows of a keyboard I can purchase with the applications key please let me

perhaps you are right, but i have been using my laptop keyboard for a year now and I did not get used. Finding the f10 key is not as easy as finding applications, since you have so many keys in the

At this point it doesn't matter, I will take what I can get. It's been driving me mad trying to find one. -- Lenron Brown Cell: 985-271-2832 Skype: ron.brown762

Does it matter if it is a wireless keyboard or not? Gene

I suspect if you had been doing it as long as you used the context menu key, you would take it for granted. Gene