Windows 11 might use them for something, but it doesn't move by word. I get silence but I was also out of the Thunderbird message window, or at least, NVDA didn't think it was in focus. I'd

Mike, Sorry that I somehow confabulated CTRL with WinKey in my prior response. But the overarching principle still applies. But now, in rechecking the NVDA Quick Commands Reference (NVDA + N, H, Q),

Mike, What NVDA Add-Ons are you using? I just did a quick review of the Input Gestures dialog, and the NVDA Quick Commands, and neither indicates that CTRL + WinKey + arrow keys is assigned to

But what makes anyone say it isn’t? Everyone’s experience is different. I know loads of people who use the caps lock, both blind and not. All the best steve -- To subscribe to our

Believe it or not, what follows is not me trying to shut down this topic, but trying to be as helpful as I can and point you to what is likely to be a far more useful resource. This topic is an

You are one person. If you took three showers a day, that doesn’t mean it is common. Gene

Hi guys: I have a question regarding the use of control+windows+left and right arrows; It looks like when using these keystrokes, Nvda moves by word or something; I also use these keys to

Hi, can you try pressing Control + Alternate + Shift and see if that help you to focus back on Zoom.

I disagree with your assertion that caps lock is not commonly used. I use it a lot. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to

Yes, that is not difficult at all. Narrator does it already. If you press it on its own, it becomes caps lock. If you press it with another key, any other key, it becomes a modifier. Simples

If you can’t get to the system tray icon in a convenient way, you may be able to get to the volume control by typing sndvol in the start menu search. Also, you can make a short cut to the volume

Hi Group, Thanks to all who gave information about the icons on the system tray. The Molsem advice works--but is a bit clumsy. I do in fact even see the volume icon but I must go all the way one

I also agree with this. With a lot I do a lot less work has been taken over by automation. And while I accept users need to keep things updated, nvda is not linux. Users

You know you are correct but there are discussions from time to time on audiogames forum. There are not many but a few that are not happy with the ever changing and breaking of the addon

Also, if a critical bug were to be found in an RC version, it is that little bit easier in our processes, to address it, and release another RC build, than it is if the bug is found after the final,

Hmph. Wow, what was it like. Thats actually a hard question. So I will answer it with another question. Have you ever accessed a library, used a symbian device, or an accessible kiosk

I agree 100%

it would be nice without background music, it would be like a pody cast Em seg., 15 de nov. de 2021 às 00:15, Quentin Christensen <quentin@...> escreveu:

Thanks Marilyn! Re the music - it's a tricky balance - some people prefer something and some prefer silence. I try to keep it fairly soft and unobtrusive. It's good to hear what people do and don't

Having no computer science background, I can't comment on this from that point of view. But I will say that as an end user who wants to get things done, does not want to be more involved