- And from a design perspective, that puts up a situation where, as I've said earlier in other contexts, it's impossible for a screen reader to "be looking at two things at once." One of my Gmail

Joseph, Sorry for not reading your full answer correctly, I did read your article but I had not noticed that point in your explanation. All the best, Cearbhall m +353 (0)833323487 Ph:

Hi, No. The post I wrote a few hours ago explains why, but just to recap: this is due to the way clipboard history (and in general, how modern keyboard) interface is designed from the beginning.

Joseph, Thank you for your excellent work with Microsoft on our behalf! I have recently enabled Clipboard History on my PC running windows 10 latest update. Is there any way to get NVDA to see the

Regarding your second question, yes. You should be able to use standard mouse control keys while in the OCR result to do this. I would encourage you to take a look at sections 5.7 (Navigating with the

It's a PDF viewer/editor.

You are evidently sending your message to the list and to the owner address, but perhaps not. Whatever the case, the address field says group moderators. That may confuse a lot of people and they

I am going to show my tech ignorance with this question.  What is Acrobat reader DC?  I have Adobe on my computer. Is this a separate program? Pauline

Hi listers: I have 2 questions about the OCR feature: First, if I am looking at a screen with information in columns, the OCR tries to show each column separately. For example, if I am

Hi, Actually, when you do tab through clipboard history interface, an overlay cursor may appear to move. Same goes with opening the clipboard history context menu where the three options mentioned by

- Betsy, You know I've been helpful to you in the past and I want you to know that the following is not aimed at you, personally, but at this sort of complaint. New features are new

Hi Brian, the problem is that on my system tabbing doesn't get me to those options. All I can do is cursor through the entries in the history and press spacebar to

This is something I have always wondered about but just never asked. When we are told about such things as "clipboard history" it would be nice to also be given how to access it. I have not

In 5.7 there is a section titled something like commands related to the mouse. There is a brief description of drag and drop there. I found the section by opening the user guide, which opens in the

Hi Are you using a physical mouse? or are you doing it by mouse commands. Left mouse button lock shift+numpadDivide NVDA+control+[ none Locks

Dan, The three options "per item on clipboard history" are Delete (this item), Delete All, and Pin. It's no surprise that a straight hit of the Delete key deletes the single item. I

Hi all, Add-on Updater 20.11.1 is now available. This version resolves an incomplete bug fix included in version 20.11 (specifically, resolving a follow-up problem where you’ll hear error tones

Hi All, Thanks for the messages. Bringing up the Reading Options menu helped considerably. Yours Sincerely, Kelly John Sapergia Show Host and Production Director The Global Voice Internet

Well, I finally got the clipboard history feature to work on my system. I did discover that while cursoring through the history you can remove entries from the history

Hi. I just went into the section of the user guide that you referenced, and there was nothing to do with drag and drop as such. There were commands for using the mouse. Thanks, Louise