Oh okay, I’ll have to try that as well. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

You can also type “desktop” from the run dialogue box if you need to. It works like the “downloads” and “documents” libraries/folders in that sense.

Here’s hoping it would make the Microsoft Flight simulator 2020 program more accessible. Unlike it’s predecessor FSX, FS 2020 is not accessible for we who need to see with our ears. Even though,

I can tell you using commands for the desktop layout. I don't know the laptop layout. But you won't really learn how to use the NVDA navigation modes from this explanation. I haven't used tutorials

Hi, While in properties hit insert-b and NVDA will read what’s in the dialog box to you. Hope this helps. Tony Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi. How do I check the file size listed in the "Properties" dialog with NVDA? It was possible to navigate to it with JAWS using the "JAWS" or "invisible" cursors. When I use the similar NVDA

In-process is out, this week with news on the upcoming NVDACon, a new accessible graphs project, a space-themed accessible RPG and some general tips on making software accessible:

I just completed a little test and compared KNFB-reader with Finereader 11 reading an image of a page scanned on my Canon scanner. The KNFB-Reader seemed the slikcest but it failed to distinguish

Thanks, Martin, I'll give that a go! All the best, Cearbhall m +353 (0)833323487 Ph: _353 (0)1-2864623 e: cearbhall.omeadhra@...

Hi Luke, I hit windows M to get to the desktop. It would not come up. So I went to windows X there I found it I hit enter and I was taken to the desktop. If it happens again. I’ll just hit windows

Kurzweil when I had windows 7. I haven’t installed it on my win ten laptop. Not sure what version I have. I don’t think it will work on this machine. It did work on my win 7 box. Sent from

Hi Luke, Good to hear from you man, to answer the ASB question, absolutely. That was where we met and hung out. I taught for a few more years and switched to doing tech work in 2007. The zoom add

I said that I didn't know what the case is with apps. I don't know if accessibility is defined differently, but Thunderbird is an application, not an app. I tried to find what the current definition

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