Seems odd though if its been there for a while. I know the IBM version of Eloquence works still, but being sappe 4 is a little, shall we say unsophisticated! I'm not sure what it is about

A lot of the unanswered issues are simply because from the info given, there is no answer. also of course it could be that this person has some difference on their machine that only they have. Its

Certainly I do understand the burned out part of this its the same for all volunteers. if we are good at what we do we are in demand and take on more and more. it was only a comment from somebody else

Could be its being intercepted by some custom laptop software or another piece of software. I've often found that even simple desktop shortcuts sometimes are not allowed for no apparent reason.

Hi, The necessary foundation is being laid as we speak. Cheers, Joseph

I'd love to see Speech and sound scheme features, sort of like what Emacspeak provides. Devin Prater Assistive Technology Instructor certified by World Services for the Blind JAWS certified

Hi everyone, Thanks to quick feedback from a user, an emergency patch for Golden Cursor December 23rd snapshot is now up: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/goldenCursor.en.html

Hi, Thanks, I knew it was part of a 2013 release. Skim reading mode and examples are covered in my tutorial (the 2015 edition, that is). Cheers, Joseph

Joseph, it was introduced in 2013.3... It seems I, and many others, assumed we just can use the quick navigation commands... Rui Às 23:29 de 23/12/2017, Joseph Lee escreveu:

2013.3.

But is a old feature. Reading the "whats new" file it was introduced in NVDA 2013.3. Personally, I awaited for that feature for many time (as I comented in other mail, I started to use NVDA at about

It is superficial reading or similar ("permitir lectura superficial" in spanish). If you enable that setting, you can press down arrow or up arrow when you're reading with say all, also if you use

Hi, All the foundations are here. The question then becomes, "who will do it". That's ultimately what will drive NVDA's development in majority of cases. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Hmmm, it is a recent addition (not long ago I believe). I think not a lot of people know that NVDA does have alternate say all like what JAWS has now, and I gave numerous demos in the

Sorry! Never tested that way! It is a very good feature not communicated to the users! Rui Às 23:21 de 23/12/2017, Gene escreveu:

I found the setting. I almost never do anything in that dialog and I didn't know about it. You don't use left and right arrow, you use up and down arrow, the same keys you would use normally to move

Exactly correct. This feature is present in both window eyes and jaws. I hope it comes to NVDA very soon. It’s been around for a long time. Mary Sent from my iPhone

Joseph, I think she was refering to the possibility of pressing LeftArrow or RightArrow to go back or forward one line, phrase or paragraph during continuous reading...Unfortunately that is not yet

Hi, One of them is already here. In fact, you’ll find it in NVDA’s keyboard settings dialog. Cheers, Joseph

I really agree with you about the inability to move backwards or forwards a line at a time when continuous reading is invoked. I really really miss that feature a lot coming from window eyes as I