Well, as far as I understand, if their it allows you to securely login to their system, all they need is install your display drivers, nvda and addons you need on the system and thats it in

Hi Ralph.  Thanks for this. I will give it a try. Brian. Contact me on skype: brian.moore follow me on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bmoore123

Hello Afik, I have been using NVDA for years now as my primary screenreader at work. The question is, what do the companies require exactly? My computer at work is administered by the IT and I

Hi, Recently I found myself on many interviews for jobs. One of the questions I have to answer is: NVDA can work on secure system? Such, organazations, companies, and such? I read that the

Brian Ralf's solution is probably what you need. But since we're talking about Zoom, in case you didn't know, there is a new and very useful sounding Zoom add-on for NVDA. It doesn't seem that it

Hello, Make sure the Zoom meeting is maximized itself. Then when opening the participants list with Alt-U, press Windows-upArrow to maximize this window as well. I can arrow now the list of

Thanks Rui, that's handy! And yes, all of these are workarounds for the original issue, which btw we do have an issue for: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/5005 Also see:

- Interesting. While I did play with Window-Eyes, it was very, very briefly. And once it was acquired by Freedom Scientific and deprecated I never touched it again. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro,

- Which is every bit as much a revelation to me as it was to you. I could swear I've done what he instructed in the past, and it didn't do that. This result is far more useful, that's for certain!

Hi all.  On saturday, I have to host a meeting with approximately 60 people.  I find that for some reason, the participant list in a zoom meeting doesn't scroll properly.  It will read the first 6

Hi Gene, I'll give that a try. Hopefully this is something that can be looked into soon since I'm not the only one with this issue. Thanks all, Janet

Meantime, here is how you can tell which files are selected using NVDA. After you select the files, hold control and go backk to the first one you selected. You can go farther up if you want, just

But Lucas has shown a method where Jaws will announce the 15th and 300th file if they are selected without you having to arrow through. David G

Dear Lucas I have just tried this with Jaws and you are entirely correct. I selected 6 non contiguous files, that is with control space to make sure that they were not adjacent to each other, and

The command for JAWS and add-on for NVDA which I've mentioned in my previous message both do exactly that. -- Regards Lukasz "Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> wrote:

Lukasz, I don't know of a single screen reader that won't report an item as selected or unselected if you are actually arrowing through a list. But that's not what appears to be being

Hello, I believe, though may be wrong about this since I haven't been using VoiceOver for a few years now that it is in deed possible to report what items are selected on a list after selection is

Window-Eyes used to do this. I could select files from a list, confirm that they were in fact selected, then do what I wanted with them … print, copy, move, etc.

Hi, A bit tricky, as it’ll require asking the list control how many items are there and selection count based on state. In case of Janet’s request, part of this has to do with not being able to

Sarah, I am not clear about what you're saying. I know that VoiceOver announces the name of each selected item as it's added to the collection of things selected, but so do most screen