That's good news. I hope this work will, as a side effect, benefit the accessibility of the Linux version of LibreOffice as well.

Hi, you could try disabling all table reading in document settings and then going into browse mode settings and turning on "include layout tables". That may or may not work I guess. Otherwise, this

Interesting about the movement commands. ;In that table I've been talking about, where each item in the grid is labeled as a heading level 3, with headings unchecked, I can not move by

If you mean by recognition, that using the letter t won’t work, it has nothing to do with that. All such settings are for spoken announcements and all movement commands wwork as they did before.

Thanks. I saw that item but thought it would disable the recognition of tables, and I didn't want that, as I need to find the table and then navigate my chosen column. Guess I should have just tried

The add-on should still work, but it's probably easiest now to simply recommend installing the beta - because of our continuous alpha branch which seems well tested by a number of users, the beta

If you turn off everything regarding tables, you shouldn’t hear such information. Let us know if you do. And if you still do, please send the link to the page so others can see what they hear,

Hi Have a look under the document formating section /menu then go down to tables and uncheck that box it will stop that. It will just read as normal. I think it is in the beta release you can

You can set NVDA's Braille tables for input and output, as well as other options, on the "Braille" settings page. Press NVDA+control+g, then control+tab to Braille, and tab through the options. NVDA

I think it usually works in browse mode but not always. Gebne

I visit a grocery store website which has its sale items laid out in a very nice table, with columns headed things like location, brand, item, price etc. In addition, each item in the table is, for

Playing arouhnd with this further, when in browse mode, this may not always work. I haven’t played with this much, but it appears that at times, the object navigator position doesn’t always track

Using object navigation and using the default setting of the object navigator following your position, it does work. Gene

Now it’s time to find out what add on broke your outlook. Try restarting with one add on at a time until you figure out what is the cause of the bug.

That actually does not work for me as my review curser is not where my cursor let’s say in word is or in brave. I’m too used to mac os where I have all cursers following each other, mouse,

not a problem. I hope that works for you as that's what I am using now

Kristy, thanks. I have already bookmarked the basic HTML page as suggested before. -- Nevzat Adil Library of Congress Certified Literary Braille Proofreader C: 512 502 4403 e-mail:

https://davidacm.github.io/getlatest/gh/davidacm/EnhancedPhoneticReading

I do not think an add on is necessary. When I am on a letter I am not sure of, I press the 2 on the numpad twice, quickly. So if I am on the letter b and press

Evening, I often get mixed up between for instance b and d. How do I install the addon which will phonetically tell me whether the letter is for instance, B for Bravo or D for Deta? Thanks for any