Gene, I seldom deal with Braille displays, but I have often dealt with Bluetooth devices in general, and there is a standard procedure, some of which you've mentioned. It would be my guess that

On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 10:00 AM, Russell James wrote: I would like to mention that with the latest upgrade to 3.5 my taskbar icons didn't go silent after the upgrade and force me to restart the

On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 11:36 AM, Eduardo Fermiano Luccas wrote: I think we should forced to always restart the computer after doing any installation or update- I won't go that far, the "forced" part,

anyway, I think we should forced to always restart the computer after doing any installation or update Em sáb., 26 de mar. de 2022 às 11:00, Russell James <4rjames@...> escreveu: -- eduardo

Brian I'm not seeing the message history here and I don't know if your message is in response to mine but I would like to mention that with the latest upgrade to 3.5 my taskbar icons didn't go silent

Don't feel bad. They didn't add me to the mailing list either, despite me asking countless numbers of time. Oh, that has to be done by your local state library. Oh no. We don't do that,

I tried Small Basic quite a few years ago now with one of my students but it was completely inaccessible then so we covered the same concepts but using Python instead. Jane

Hi guys I am guessing there is some one using a braille display connected by blu tooth. I was wondering if there was any one who had written a tutorial on connecting there braille display using

Gene wrote: I'm sorry Sarah, Gene is right. I said "check that box" where I meant to say "uncheck that box". This assumes you don't want it bringing up the question about whether to update when

you want the checkbox unchecked. It says automatically check for updates. You don't want it to. On 3/25/2022 3:59 PM, Luke Davis wrote:

On Fri, Mar 25, 2022 at 05:50 PM, Ron Canazzi wrote: Well at long last I solved the issue. Lacking any other possibility, I figured there might be some sort of corruption in cookies. I did a search

Hi Group, Well at long last I solved the issue.  Lacking any other possibility, I figured there might be some sort of corruption in cookies. I did a search under Firefox settings for cache. I was

On Fri, Mar 25, 2022 at 04:59 PM, Luke Davis wrote: Your daughter could subscribe to this list,- And I'll go so far as to say should subscribe to this list, particularly seeing as she's a college

Hello, I am a student in a computer class which is using Microsoft Small Basic to learn beginner programming concepts, and it does not seem to be accessible with NVDA. NVDA reports almost no relevant

Brian Vogel wrote: True. However, more basically, it means running NVDA with the -s or --secure flag, which you can do from anywhere. Why you would do that as a normal user, I don't know, unless it

Sarah wrote: Here. https://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/releases/2021.3.5/documentation/changes.html In NVDA general settings (insert+control+g), there is a checkbox called "automatically check for

Hi. Not sure where I can find the what's new section. Also I don't think her NVDA is set to update automatically as we always had to click a pop up for it to do the update / install an new update.

What I have generally understood that phrase to mean is having NVDA running under Windows Secure mode, e.g., on login screens, when UAC dialogs come up, etc. It's not a mode of NVDA where it can be

What do you mean by running nvda in secure mode?

On Fri, Mar 25, 2022 at 12:33 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: I'm actually heading off to work so can't search the list at this time, but that should be a shove in the right direction.- Searching a