I use the NVDA built-in OCR with NVDA-R to explore the content of a presentation. All you have to make sure is that you are on the part of Zoom where NVDA says “Zoom Meeting”. You can go there

Actually, the LION OCR Addon sometimes discussed on-list does a decent job when invoked in Zoom Screen Sharing.

Hello, Yes, sharing the screen is rather easy. You can use the short cut alt + S to access the sharing options. But in none of the conferencing systems I have seen a possibility to see the shared

If you have done just that, and the result does not work across screen readers, then you've found yourself a bug. Do you have a GitHub account set up to look at the NVAccess/NVDA project? If so, you

Have done just that. The Define Name lables created by NVDA are not the same format as those used by JAWS. I'm just suggesting NVDA should fix them or remove the comment in the manual about JAWS

Yes, I get it. I need to use the JAWS method for Excel Define Name labels as Alan explains in his tutorial. the NVDA shortcut keys do not create JAWS compatible Define Name labels even though the

The way to test this is to create a new blank spreadsheet, add some columns, define the headers with the NVDA commands and see if they show up as name ranges. If they don't, then that's a problem with

I appreciate the link to Alan’s tutorial but I know how to set the Define Name Excel labels for rows and columns according to JAWS which Alan refers to as option 1. That’s not the issue. My

Gerry, All I can tell you is that if you set this up, in Excel, it works in any screen reader, regardless of what screen reader you're using to work with Excel. But the actual

I am not using the JAWS labels but rather the Excel Define Name labels specified by JAWS and NVDA does recognize them. The issue is that the NVDA user Guide says that the headings established with the

See Alan Lemly's tutorial on the Microsoft Office Accessibility Discussion Group, in topic, Reading row and column headers using Excel defined titles tutorial His message has downloadable examples and

Screen reader specific ways of defining row/column headers are "local to" those specific screen readers. This is why I always encourage people to set up row/column labels in Excel itself. There was

I have used NVDA 2020.3 to set Excel row/column headers using NVDA+Shift+R and NVDA+Shift+C shortcuts. The headings are announced while using NVDA but if the same Excel document is read with JAWS,

Daniel, see this post in the topic, Free & Good OCR Software for Image Scanned PDFs, I made all the way back in January 2018. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 It’s

How do I use it? I have installed it already, but I did not understand how to use the OCR function. Thank you so much! Em 26/10/2020 16:19, Brian Vogel escreveu:

Hi.  Thank you very much.  Cheers and stay safe.

Rob, For the purposes of your testing I am quoting the single line from my original message again, here, so you can determine whether you see the links this time: I've loved the OCR function of

- Then you need to check your mail settings. You had my message bottom quoted on the one asking for links, and the links themselves appear in that very bottom quoted material. I have no idea why

Not here there aren't. So I guesss I ask Aunt Google.

- I already did, right in the e-mail message. It is not my custom, nor common custom in general anymore, to provide naked URLs. There are click-through links for both the software and the language