It is in the general settings and it is a check box. The text says, Show exit options when exiting. Gene

Hello All, I have just encountered a situation while assisting another member of the group that I have never encountered before, and none of my NVDA mojo seems to be able to solve the issue. Under all

Here in Mexico it’s about $1400mxn hoever I got it not directly from Code Factory, but thought an online store “ATGuys” for $69usd. And yes I use Eloquence as my default voice too. Gera Enviado

Hi, Eloquence and vocalizer package costs 59 euros.

Just out of curiosity, How much does Eloquence cost? I would like to buy it. Also I was wondering how many languages it supports. Thanks in advance.

Makes sense. Yeah I did set up a config profile for it but I didn’t know I could assign a hot key to it. That is nifty! I’ll play around with that and see if that gets me close enough to what I

- This can and does vary, widely, based upon a large number of factors. I have not found any one browser consistently faster, for all pages all the time, than most others. They all try to claim that

That is one person’s experience and it can’t be generalized from. Then there is the vfactor of accessibility. It may be that the accessibility components that work with and in screen-readers

- While I'm 100% in agreement with you, as my last message indicated, this is a choice. Whether it's by changing screen reader defaults, choosing to do a Read All from the top of the page either

Fire fox is much faster than chrome my sighted friend told me that. Sites come up much quicker in fire fox than they do in chrome. Brian Sackrider

- No, Gene, it doesn't. Tab shoots you to the next control you can interact with, and you're still in forms mode. When you hit the end of the page it will circle back to the top. The login page

You never know when you may see text between form fields instructing you on how to fill out this or that field or giving information on what you are about to fill out. Sighted people don’t just see

That's why I have the setting enables about focus mode for focusable elements, so I'm in forms mode when entering an edit box, and the mode switches automatically when I arrow down; now if you go into

This discussion illustrates the major flaw in the way automatic switching of modes is implemented. Modes aren’t automatically switched when you down arrow from forms mode to browse mode. If you

Yeah, even in 2005 when NVDA didn't exist, no matter what screen reader I was using, I always went into focus mode for input elements, and as soon as I was done filling it, went to browse mode to

Tyler, That worked. Forcing NVDA out of focus mode and into browse mode prior to down arrowing from the password edit box does get, "Clickable, remember me," announced when using Firefox. And

Let's see. I'm in Firefox with NVDA, I just checked my window and it is maximized (I went into the system menu and maximize is unavailable so that must mean the window is already maximized). So I

Jim, Yours is a perfect example of the relatively rare occasion of identifying a specific piece of software working better in conjunction with NVDA is entirely on-topic for the group. It's another

That’s good to know. I never paid attention to seeif there is a pattern. Gene

You have to be in browse mode. When I did my Internet tutorial years ago, I advised people that when filling out unfamiliar forms, that they go out of forms mode after working with a field and