Saved configuration now. I’ll report back if the problem persists. Best George

Hi Do you have the Add status bar reading add-on authored by Rui Fontes? It enables the status bar in File Explorer but I don’t know if it has been checked for use with 2021.1 of

More information is needed: 1. Windows version 2. The program(s) you are using when you are attempting to read the status bar (and specific versions given for each). -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit,

hello, i am using laptop with external full size keyboard attached with it. i have tried set up keyboard layout to desktop in NVDA setting and then tried to use NVDA (INSERT KEY)+SHIFT+END KEY as

I still use winamp, but I also have VLC mediaplayer. Pam.

The keyboard shortcut for reading the status bar is: Desktop Keyboard Layout: NVDA + End Laptop Keyboard Layout: NVDA + Shift + End It is unclear to me whether you are actually using laptop

Try saving the configuration after you have set it to what you want it to be set at

George, Have you saved your preferences? As a shortcut press insert+ctrl+C to save your preferences. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 Subscribe

Hello, On 2021.1, I will be working and the speech rate changes to the default rate of 9. I have been going to the desktop and then go to the speech preferences and set the rate to 24 or 25, which

User Thee Quinn has uploaded the first in a series of videos discussing using Microsoft Access with the NVDA screen reader. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jWI0YylFU8 David

Hi Brian, No, not harsh at all. I am trying to use a medical transcription program called InScribe, version 7. Unfortunately, for anyone to help, they would have to have the software installed

hello, i would like to know that what is the keystroke to read the status bar with nvda? for instance, when my focus is in the list view, whenever i try to read status bar i press the keystroke

Hi, I just installed it and tested. Once connected i turned off quick nav then the keyboard seemed to work fine. I could navigate the start menu, open apps etc

Hi, The ability to let NVDA detect braille displays using USB human interface device (HID) mode is being investigated by NV Access. Cheers, Joseph

The below message asks a very important question. You have spoken of Narrator. Does Narrator have the speech you want and is it the same speech you hear at the logon screen? If you only

Hi You can edit Narrator settings as follows: Pres Windows+I to open settings dialog Press tab once to enter list of Categories, then arrow down to “Ease of Access” and press enter In the next

I just installed it on my phone and was able to connect it to my laptop. that was all I was able to do with it. the screen never changed. yes, I practically always use a keyboard with my phone.

Is that tutorial for this still available? I'm still not sure what its purpose is.

Hi, As you mention what is spoken at the welcome screen, is this only when you boot up your machine and, if so, might this be Cortana?

Thanks for that direct URL Quentin, I’ll purchase this afternoon! You guys are amazing & the rate of innovation from NV-Access is outstanding. Would you mind reaching off list? I have a