Hi I usually have the beta in its own directory then run a shortcut to it to play around with. I just installed the beta over the 2020.3 release  shut down the computer then started it up. This

Hmmmm, I've never had a problem getting NVDA to run at start up. Vicki

Yeah, clip.exe is great if you are in MSYS or WSL. > review: go to top of screen Try Shift+Numpad 7? Finding things in review mode can be a nice feature. What is prompt

Hi all, I believe that the beta should be installed into its own directory and not overwrite the existing full version. Your thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks, Jim

This happens here as well. For no reason I can track down, It will not start up on reboot.

Hi all, OK not really much of a problem but this has being going on now for years and it would be nice to see a fix for this nvda did not keep[ my setting to run at startup. but anyway got it fixed I

Good Day: Beings they are using the f5 key to refresh the window to make the correction. Is it possible to refresh the window in your instructions for when the f1 is pressed? I don't know

Sorry, should clarify. Meant to say that it's not entrely true that an iphone or iPad is the best way to study Japanese... because Japanese language support is in NVDA. Typing is also much easier on a

I’ll take a closer look at your add-on. For my usage of “cut & paste”, I am usually only pasting into a terminal. And I do like that review mark & copy mechanism For the larger copy needs,

Not true. Again, see messages above. Braille support for the Japanese languages is supported by NVDA.

So for pasting things, I implemented a function that pastes into command prompt window even when context menu is not available. You can get it in my Tony's enhancements add-on - you'd need

The best way to study Japanese with a braille display is by using an iPhone or an iPad. Apple has fully implemented Japanese into its braille tables for youth with braille displays.

Hello, Since February I have been using a book scanner. It is an Iris Book scanner. Basically it is a small device, as long as the width of an a4 size paper. You put it on a page and drive it across

Well I don't have suggestions for actual devices. However I just would like to remind all, that due to covid international shipping is a joke and prices really high. Last year while ordering rare

Actually you can. Now you can just get a multifunction device. Everything from the lowest inkjet to laser will have scan, fax, etc. They do have stripped down ocr software, some have full versions

*sigh* How about that... that seems to clear it up and arrow keys are reading the characters. I would have never thought of that one. Would anyone have a clue of an explanation for why this

Well, I’ll take a peek and see if I can make any sense of it. As for why, I find myself in WSL, mSYS2 and Cygwin depending on the task I am trying to do or testing. It would be helpful to have

If you would like to debug this yourself, you can probably start with class Terminal - defined in NVDAObjects/behaviors.py. But also, just curious, why can't you use normal command prompt

If you would like to debug this yourself, you can probably start with class Terminal - defined in NVDAObjects/behaviors.py. But also, just curious, why can't you use normal command prompt

No, it wasn't. I don't use mintty at all, but I just tried it and got the same result as you. Press alt space, Options, change the cursor type from Line to Underscore.