Yeah, but, that's not a good sollution, as then I have to cram my hands together if I need alt with a key that is on the left side of the keyboard, like Alt+F for file. --- Christopher

This page speaks about how to use autoHotKey to remap the right alt key to be used as the context menu/applications context key:

 That isn't entirely altogether true. When you, like me, have physical motor and dexterity issues in your hands which prevent you from doing things effectively the way you have describe... No

Everything is awkward when you first go to do it. It was weird at first for me to have to reach up and to the right instead of hitting a button right next to my spacebar, but I got used to it. It is

You put your question under what I believe is your tag line so some people may have thought you accidentally didn't include it. I skipped it at first for that reason. I see that you asked about

hi since i got this laptop with the following specifications read below, nvda seems to be freezing less. I am using the latest next snapshot. System Information Current Date/Time:Saturday, June 17,

 I suppose I could! technically remap scrollock or printscreen, but again, those keys are really awquard to get to on this thing. --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven

 Travis, As I said, normally, that works 99% the time, but there are a few very, and I do mean very! very! rare cases where it doesn't so. Also, like I said, given the nature of this laptop's

I'm not familiar with all of the keys available with that model since I didn't bother to look it up, but when I got my new keyboard I had the same sort of issue. There was an FN key in the spot where

 Yeah, I've known about shift+F10 for years upon years upon years, but again, in this case, it's not going to suffice. --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven Ministries

 OK, first of all, I'm thoroughly confused. First, you say press shift+F10. But, then, you say it's the same as a left click. I thought the apps key was similar in most cases to a right click,

 Travis, This won't work. I'd have to be using either screen review, or object nav for this to work, and yes, you are correct on your assumption that some apps interpret the apps key different

Just got my son to help test, the shift f10, right click, and applications key all bring up the same menu. Hope that helps.

The left click selects the item under the mouse. The right click brings up options on what to do with said item, so if the applications key were to simulate anything, it would have to be

Press shift-F10 to simulate the applications key. It is the left click, not the right click, that also simulates the applications key. -- Rich De Steno

I seem to recall from somewhere that the applications key is the same as a right click, so you could try pressing the NVDA key for right click, and see if it brings up the same menu for you.

 OK, this is a little bit of a unique situation, but I'm sure I'm probably not the only person who's run into this predicament. I have an HP laptop which more specifically is the HP 250G5.

64 Bit system, Intel core5 processor 8GB RAM; Acer laptop. Blessings Pascal

This has nothing to do with NVDA.

I don't think the dialogs are accessible anymore. I did everything I knew to do but I couldn't import my account from thunderbird to seamonkey. I could be wrong but I don't think you can use it for