Alas, I don't know of this mode. How does it work and what are the laptop keystrokes? As I'm on a laptop here.

I sent it and I did send it to the wrong thread. Gene

You can, buut do you know the review keys using the numpad in the desktop layout or the equivalent when in laptop layout? At this point, I don’t know how much or just what explanation would be

This is the message that looks like it was sent to the wrong thread. It took me a while to figure out how to quote messages using the web interface. Sorry about that. Louise

Dear Quentin, Thanks for the clear explanation. I think the floating toolbar that appears on left-clicking that icon is what I was hoping to pull up. While there are alternative ways to access those

Hello all With nvda, is it possible to copy and paste dialog boxes content? If so, I would greatly appreciate learning this. The objective being, to copy and paste an error message to do with nvda

Hi. There was a post on the Windows Access with screen readers list that looked like it came from another list detailing the problem with JAWS. I didn't want to cross-post it so I figured I'd just

Cearbhall, I hate even giving this response, but it's a suggestion based on a hunch. The commands you give from NVDA are, if memory serves, NVDA specific and are used on an Excel spreadsheet where

Hi, Can NVDA work with Libre Office calc in the same way that it does with Microsoft Excel? I particularly, need to use the row and column heading feature: NVDA + shift + c and NVDA + shift +

- Steve, I was going to send this reply as a private message, but reconsidered, since it could be of use to more than yourself. When I was working at the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, I

- I lost a very dear friend in January 2021 who I'd known for over a decade, was my Mom's age (I lost her in August), 84, and who was blind since birth. We had quite a few discussions regarding what I

Em sex., 19 de nov. de 2021 às 03:35, Quentin Christensen <quentin@...> escreveu:

- Alt Text falls into this category. So do invisible links, and I mean links designed to be intentionally not visible, like the one frequently encountered that most often reads, "Jump to main

I sometimes wish I could get a handle on the “visual” layout of the screen, so said sighted person could say to me “It’s at top left”, but because we have no concept of where anything is on

Thank you Brian. I don’t know about anyone else, but I found this post very instructive as a totally blind user. And I have a lot of sympathy as I said, for my assistant sometimes, when I am

- I can't speak to this, but I am 100% in agreement with your position that a screen reader user should use the search function, and preferably the screen reader search function first, rather than the

Your message implies a topic that may help blind people when a sighted ;person tries to tell them how to find something on a page. The sighted person may say something like, its on the left of the

Well done, and most enlightening!

- But, it doesn't, or at least it doesn't always. And I'll use the Groups.io feed page as a perfect example, and one where, coincidentally, NVDA orders its vitual buffer presentation in a way that

Hello everybody, I have been using NVDA on and off for a few weeks. It's really a great help. I'm new to this mailing list, so please forgive me if I'm asking something old. When reading text from a