I really like pmwiki, and it's offshoot boltwire. Drupal and WordPress are fine, but developers are constantly breaking aspects of accessibility.

My current job is using jumla, but I have been coding directly on custome made plugins, and haven't spent much time with the GUI.

Best,

Erik

On June 7, 2019 5:59:05 PM "John J. Boyer" john.boyer@... wrote:

This is for the Web, of course.

Thanks,
John

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This is for the Web, of course.

Thanks,
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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Brian Vogel
Sent: Friday, June 7, 2019 10:24 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Moving between worksheets in XL

On Fri, Jun 7, 2019 at 08:11 AM, Jason White wrote:

The Excel documentation indicates that there should be a list of tabs containing the worksheets available by typing F6 while focused on the cell grid. In current Excel (installed via Office 365), however, this didn't work for me: when I pressed F6, the focus remained on the cell grid. Pressing F6 a second time moved to the status bar.

This is one of those cases where "order of precedence" of processing of keystrokes is coming into play, combined with lack of announcement (at least for me, in Excel 2016) of focus having been shifted.

If I'm in a worksheet cell, and hit F6, focus does shift down to the worksheet tab, but that's not announced.  Without a screen reader on, you can then right/left arrow, to shift to the next/previous sheet and hit Enter to throw focus into that sheet, but with a screen reader on it captures the left and right arrow keys (and for what purpose at this moment I don't know, as they do nothing).  If you hit the NVDA pass through command, NVDA+F2, before left or right arrowing you will have focus on the tab for the next/previous worksheet, but you must hit enter to actually pull the worksheet itself into focus.  And I only get the announcement of the worksheet (it says table) name once I hit enter.  NVDA is silent while you're left/right arrowing (using pass through each time you need to do that lateral movement) so you need to have some idea of the workbook structure to begin with.

If I overshoot into the status bar where it starts talking about macros, I cannot simply SHIFT+F6 to get back to the worksheet navigation and have it work.  I must get back into a cell of the worksheet and hit F6 to start the "silent navigation" process of the worksheet tabs row, using pass through for each left/right arrow use.
 
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On Fri, Jun 7, 2019 at 08:11 AM, Jason White wrote:

The Excel documentation indicates that there should be a list of tabs containing the worksheets available by typing F6 while focused on the cell grid. In current Excel (installed via Office 365), however, this didn't work for me: when I pressed F6, the focus remained on the cell grid. Pressing F6 a second time moved to the status bar.

This is one of those cases where "order of precedence" of processing of keystrokes is coming into play, combined with lack of announcement (at least for me, in Excel 2016) of focus having been shifted.

If I'm in a worksheet cell, and hit F6, focus does shift down to the worksheet tab, but that's not announced.  Without a screen reader on, you can then right/left arrow, to shift to the next/previous sheet and hit Enter to throw focus into that sheet, but with a screen reader on it captures the left and right arrow keys (and for what purpose at this moment I don't know, as they do nothing).  If you hit the NVDA pass through command, NVDA+F2, before left or right arrowing you will have focus on the tab for the next/previous worksheet, but you must hit enter to actually pull the worksheet itself into focus.  And I only get the announcement of the worksheet (it says table) name once I hit enter.  NVDA is silent while you're left/right arrowing (using pass through each time you need to do that lateral movement) so you need to have some idea of the workbook structure to begin with.

If I overshoot into the status bar where it starts talking about macros, I cannot simply SHIFT+F6 to get back to the worksheet navigation and have it work.  I must get back into a cell of the worksheet and hit F6 to start the "silent navigation" process of the worksheet tabs row, using pass through for each left/right arrow use.
 
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I use the desktop layout, but it also does not work in google docs.

Em qua, 17 de abr de 2019 às 14:57, Bhavya shah <bhavya.shah125@...> escreveu:

Dear all,

While in Google Docs, sayl all for NVDA (NVDA+A in laptop keyboard
layout) does not produce any effect. How might I be able to get NVDA
to read the entire document or alternatively emulate say all?

I would appreciate any assistance.

Thanks.

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That’s what I’ve been asking myself.

Any thoughts on solving this issue?

It also would help when I get the programs I need for the flight simulator as well, since the newer flight sim won’t work with the other screen reader.

So, this is why I’m trying to learn NVDA.

So any and all help will be deeply appreciated.

Especially if we could get rid of all of the tables, columns and rolls so we just see what we would like or need to see.

Many thanks.

Ron who’s a still new NVDA user.

 

From: Marcio via Groups.Io

Sent: Friday, June 7, 2019 00:53

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] Asking a few NVDA questions.

 

Ron,

Is there a way to remove all of this extra information so that you only see what you need or want to see, without all of the info on the tables and columns and rows?

CTRL+NVDA+D should do the trick. You can play with the checkboxes there, checking and unchecking them according to your liking.
Hth

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy

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Hi list from time to time on NVDA for reasons I’m not clear on when I do an insert T to read a title window I will instead of that window hear NVDA say “braille teathered to focus.  I was launching a browser. And to correct this I had to shutdown then restart NVDA explorer for some reason crashes my screen reader.  While I don’t use it accept for very basic stuff and while chrome is my default it’s still a bit strange since I don’t have a braille display here anyone know wht is happening and why NVDA is giving me information on something that doesn’t apply to me. 

 

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Hi.

Here is the download link for the Winamp time markers 1.1 installer.

http://opopanax.net/download/Setup_WinampTimeMarkers.exe

Dear all,

While in Google Docs, sayl all for NVDA (NVDA+A in laptop keyboard
layout) does not produce any effect. How might I be able to get NVDA
to read the entire document or alternatively emulate say all?

I would appreciate any assistance.

Thanks.

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Bhavya Shah

Blogger at Hiking Across Horizons: https://bhavyashah125.wordpress.com/
E-mail Address: bhavya.shah125@...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavyashah125/