All I know is that if I use the NVDA key and then press the cursor right key and move through the subject line it shows a space then [blind-t] and then another space. The

Also, there is no dash as I see Blindtech in the subject line. That isn’t how the name is written in the address and it shouldn’t be shown in the subject line. The ;problem, whatever it is, may

I’m not sure why the line is shown as it is. While this might not make sense, perhaps since it is being truncated, somehow your dictionary is being shown something different. Gene

Something is being truncated. I see the name of the list, written in full as follows: [BlindTech] If you aren’t seeing that, are you seeing the rest of the subject line in full? I don’t know

This can be fixed with a regex match. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043 The difference between a top-flight creative man and the hack is his ability to express powerful

Hi Dan, I agree with you. I tried out your “[Blind-t] and found it just as you describe. When set to “Whole word”, the dictionary ignores the entry and converts it exactly when set to

In most pattern matching, a word is defined by white space after it. If your close square bracket is not followed by white space in the thing being matched, it won't match if whole word matching is

Thanks Brian, I just looked and the answer is no. I did find the cause of the issue which I reported in my previous posting.

OK, I am sure I tried setting the type field to anywhere and testing it but apparently not. I just did again on a hunch and it works correctly. However, if I set the type to

I'm not at my computer right now (I'm backstage, managing props) but do you have any entries in your dictionary priot to that one that match any part of it and substitute something else? More later,

There is however a not entirely satisfactory work around to this problem possibly available from NVDA itself. When in a Word document, if you select all (control A) NVDA will tell you how many

Hi Gene, I thought about that and did check it and triple checked it. This occurs in the subject of emails from the blind tech mailing list.

where does this text occur? Can you chec it, or have you, for spelling and punctuation? There is probably something in the way it is written that differs from how you are writing it. Gene

Hi, No, but i have some other entries with brackets and they work perfectly. This is the only one that isn't working. Dan Beaver -- Dan

Have you tried eliminating the brackets? -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message to: wp4newbs-request@... with 'subscribe' in the Subject field OR

I have tried adding a dictionary entry for "[blind-t]" and gave "blind tech" as the replacement string. I have added this to the default and the voice dictionaries. NVDA still

It happens on my origin pc actually, not as frequently, but when it happens it is annoying. I can’t pin point when it does happen as the last time it happened was about 2 years ago, but what ever

I really like the bookworm interface, but the problem is sometimes it skips pages when I'm reading with read all command, and for me that is not acceptable. However, if it has been solved

Hi all, Tray press control + left and right arrow for navigate the words, after navigate to character when you found a word with an error and tray press tab now. Regards. Carlos Esteban

- It is only appropriate insofar as it's accessibility with NVDA, which has been covered. The commands to use any feature of Libre Office, Microsoft Office, or any program are not about NVDA, nor any