I really doubt it, though you can try again and see. It doesn’t work here and, though I’m using Windows 7, I don’t think there would be any difference. Others with more technical knowledge

I think I did an Alt F4 in that terminal window and it closed.  Not sure. Howard

OK and thanks, Brian.  One (or three) questions: Does the slave comend preceed, follow, or replace the call to nvda.exe?  and must that first part be in quotations? Thanks for your help. Howard

if you don't want to download, you can download NVDA 2021.3 manually when it's released, this will solve your problem, because now for stable, we don't have any newer than 2021.2 Em dom., 28 de nov.

Thats a problem really. Yeah, there is no way to actually do this with aditional mucking about. You can use nircmd or other program to run your batch file. You can run them with a script. You can run

I tried doing what you do and it runs the terminal, which I know nothing about. I closed it in the following way: I opened the system menu with alt space. I either down arrowed or up arrowed to

- Same here. While beta versions cannot be considered to be 100% stable, they're generally very stable indeed, particularly when compared to alpha/snapshot builds. And that's true across software,

Beta’s may have bugsbut I’ve never seen one with a serious problem such as not functioning. I agree that you should know how to get speech if NVDA doesn’t work for some reason, but a general

I’m not sure what is going on. When you say it won’t exit to Windows, have you tried typing exit and pressing enter? While convenient, you don’t have to use a batch file. If necessary, I’ll

well, install at your own risk, if something fails and NVDA stops talking, you can call the narrator with ctrl+windows+enter...note that I'm using NVDA 2021.3beta2 since release day, so I don't see a

Howard, A typical invocation of NVDA (installed version0 using the desktop icon it sets up when you ask for one is: "C:\Program Files (x86)\NVDA\nvda_slave.exe" launchNVDA -r I have checked a portable

Here's the batch file; only three lines: @echo off cd\nvda211 NVDA.exe This is my second try.  First try did not have the cd command but just said: @echo off nvda211\NVDA.exe Of course, that

How is NVDA invoked in that batch file? And by that I mean please copy and paste the line from the batch file that fires up NVDA. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043 The

I just ran check for add on updates and this time I was able to get the SPL add on just fine with no errors.  The problem is fixed now! :) Roger

I have a portable copy of "NVDA on a thumb drive in a folder called NVDA211.  It contains NVDA version 2021.1.  When I shut down my installed NVDA, switch to the thumb drive and execute a batch file

Thanks Brian, and others, for these resource-leads! Laurie

This is why I make a back up of the version I’m running, make it portable with all add ons etc, then install over top of my production. This way I can revert by making the portable become my

I think that if you update NVDA in general, you should make a portable version and have it copy the current user configuration. That way, if you want to revert for some reason or if the update

I remember the jaws list tat she had. She was very helpful too. I think the name of her list was jaws lite or something like that. I wasn’t using NVDA yet. Sent from Mail for Windows

Just to let you all know I remember Debbie Scales very well. I loved her nvda lists how ever I am very sad she passed away.