I think that for most users, that is a bad way to set things up. That means that when you want to use screen review for some reason, it will never be where you are in terms of where you have

I haven't looked into what most of the settings do in this category, though I have seen a little discussion and read a bit at some point. Unless you experiment or know some reason why you would

Explanation of those settings, from documentation: 12.1.11. Review Cursor The Review Cursor category in the NVDA Settings dialog is used to configure NVDA's review cursor behaviour. This category

As Lukasz said, The best suggestion is to be aware of what the options do and how the review cursor works, and then you will work out the best set of options for you. Here is the User Guide section on

Yes look at the poor record on commercial software on accessibility for example. So often a new incarnation trashes something while fixing something else. And these are pay for programs. One case in

I disagree actually. NVDA has no control over third party add on writers, and can only advise of changes. IE at some time in the Future when they move to Python compilers that cannot code for Windows

I think the other issue is when you get a line of characters interspersed with another, like on the bottom of this list messages. I think though that to try to cope with all the eventualities could

I made Quincy, specifically for smaller speakers, since they tend to make ESpeak sound like it shrieks on the normal ones. I created the grandma one just for fun, but you can easily tweak them

I find Toolbar Explorer very useful for unknown software. I also like the sound theme manager formally 3D sound etc, as it adds audio to a stereo sound to help understand some screen layouts. Most of

"mcLeod stinnett" <macks75205@...> wrote: Assuming that by "2 boxes after that" you mean "Follow System Caret" and "Follow mouse cursor" there is no single good answer. The best way to

under preferances, settings, review cursor. i have follow system focus checked, and the 2 boxes after that unchecked. for best results should all of the boxes in that category be checked? thanks. --

Hi Quentin, You wrote: ...NVDA will remain free and open source. Re the suggestion that we should charge for it so users can demand excellent, I would argue you have every right to

Just to confirm NVDA will remain free and open source. Re the suggestion that we should charge for it so users can demand excellent, I would argue you have every right to expect excellence now. And

Hi Robert, Oh I am not voicist! (Is that a word? I don't have a specific preference of one voice over another). I'm glad it is working even better for you now! -- Quentin Christensen Training and

Yes, Ron, And there is also a large group of people, in any aspect of society, who trumpet loud and wide, “you get what you pay for”. I am glad to make a small contribution to nvda rather

Hi Group, I hope NVDA never goes commercial. In the US now-of-days, there is a persistent and radical libertarian philosophy that has taken hold of a large minority of the people

Can you please test 2022.2beta1. I believe we fixed this issue in that release: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2022-2beta1/ Kind Regards, Sean Budd NV Access Software Developer

Quentin , One thing I noticed when reading of my mother's tongue: Tagalog is very clear and crisp. I am using the default Voice: English (Great Britain) and Variant:

Dear Mike, If my understanding is correct of your message, Please note, ever since NVDA released as a free screen reader millions of Blind users have got into some kind of technical or computer

Oh... yes, I am using NVDA+R, completely missed the typo in my message. As for screen curtain, yes it is off. NVDA says Recognition failed every time though, and it wouldn't say it if it was on and