You can also go to the list where you will find a list of page numbers. 1, 2 etc. The pages you have scanned. Press contextkey or shift-f10 on a digit and chose: save pages to or something. Ctrl-tab

Gene, I'll agree with the "using simulated mouse" part, but not object navigation part. It makes no sense to separate that out from "accessible" it's just another way the keyboard is

I am using the numpad for object navigation. But the general definition of accessible is directly accessible through keyboard commands such as working in dialogs or menus or using short cut commands.

If you're not using the keyboard, of which the number pad is a part, for object navigation then I don't know what you are using. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 A

That isn't the definition of accessible. It is useable but accessible, in its general use means accessible from the keyboard. Gene

Another thing to try is the KNFBReader Windows 10 app. I can't recall the last time I really used the full Kurzweil 1000 version on my computer, but still use the KNFBReader app from time to time.

And since object navigation is an accepted, if underused, part of screen readers (JAWS calls it the touch cursor if memory serves, but I may be wrong) that means it's accessible. Even I am guilty of

Because certain software doesn't give that option. The OCR scan result goes to PDF by default. Essentially, if what I want is possible as a OCR direct to option, I'll use it. If not, I try to save

Thanks, Rui, Well, that is my experience too! As others have said, the whole OCR crisis has faded considerably since about ten years ago when Kurtzweil was all the rage and, indeed, was the most

As far as I know, the way you get to the place to do that is not accessible. I know no other way than to use object navigation to move to and activate a button that brings up an accessible

Gene, Indeed it does not deal with changing the columns displayed because the function to do that is entirely accessible as it is. The point is it makes it much easier to determine what

Hi all, Someone correct me if I am wrong but the last time I tried FineReader, it did not recognize text from within screen shots on a page. It just said "image". Kurzweil did. At that time, I

Hello all, I think the "0" value is for the SPAM. By default Thunderbird displays a column which indicates if a message is SPAM or not. I don't know how this is presented graphically, but for

The add-on makes changing the order of already displayed columns easier. But the add-on doesn't allow you to change the columns that are displayed, or not displayed. From everything I've read in the

Why not send the results directly to Word? Rui Às 17:15 de 06/09/2020, Brian Vogel escreveu:

Rui, I have encountered this sort of thing when a given piece of software meant to do one thing very well, in this case OCR, gives a very primitive and half-posteriored method to do

Hello! Firstly, I didn't said that FineReader was fully accessible! I just asked what was the problem with the acessibility of the menus... Regarding the Editor window it is somehow accessible,

If you're an NVDA user and a Thunderbird user who wants to deal with checking what columns are displayed and/or moving and/or removing same, installing the Mozilla Apps Enhancements Add-On and using

Hi, Rui, I am using FineReader 11 because I recognised its value as an OCR machine. The menus are perfectly accessible. However I cannot browse the document resulting from OCR nor can I make any

thanks for it! I'll it a try! Op 6-9-2020 om 16:03 schreef Sean: