Hi everyone, The new edition of our "In-Process" blog is up at: http://www.nvaccess.org/category/in-process/ One highlight this week is the release of "Basic Training for NVDA" in Daisy audio

The link should have been: http://www.dickbaldwin.com/ From that page, the direct link to download the zip of SVGDraw is: http://www.austincc.edu/baldwin/SWT-SVG/SVGDraw01.zip I must admit I have

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Try using, WWW.M.Facebook.com It is their mobile site. Thx, Albert Sent from my iPhone

I've asked for a good tutorial on using Facebook with NVDA but so far, no luck. All anyone says is that Facebook changes their web page interface so radically and so often, that it

Could anyone help me navigate facebook with nvda. I can click on any of the surrounding information, but can’t seem to get into the newsfeed and have it read. Specifically, how do I get into the

Amen, Gene! As an aside, I think it's a gross mistake to believe that keyboard access could ever be "more efficient" in all situations. Many of the keyboard commands of screen readers exist as

I agree.

I agree

I've seen the statement that use of the keyboard is more efficient than the mouse made by a number of people. That is too generalized. There are times when using a keyboard is more efficient and

I've found times when using the default dictionary doesn't change a pronunciation but changing the pronunciation in a voice dictionary does. I have no idea why. As far as regular expressions are

There times when being able to put the mouse cursor whear we want might be neccessary but if we prove that we can use the mouse then we might get keyboard commands for programs. We see this all to

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You are assuming that review modes see everything the mouse sees. Unless you have done enough comparison to know that is an unsupported assumption. I don't assume that every thing in every program

What if you want to get to the number to review it? It is easier to just move forward once than to hear the whole thing spoken, then move to the end or to the next word and move back. it's one

Indeed, which is why I didn't propose trying to figure out what each and every one of these might be. Most folks who run into issues with speech synthesizers are using a specific program or programs

I have this problem also and it says several other things as though they were abbreviations when they are part of a word or something. It's annoying, but I can usually figure out what

It would be a major job though as there are so many of these in sappi, not just states and pints and monetary units etc, but other meeasurement terms, and lots of specific us abbreviations we in the

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