Hello everyone, In the last in-process blog post by NVAccess, they linked to the NVAccess Code of Conduct. For reference, that link is

Hi everyone, The latest NV Access blog post on "In-Process" is now out! This week we feature the NVDA 2020.3 Release Candidate, an updated job advertisement & our new Code of Conduct. There's

No problem Brian - I guessed you'd missed that - and it's useful to put the information about the cycle out there now and then anyway.-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web:

Quentin, I have no idea how I missed that you were the questioner! If there's anyone who doesn't need any description of the stages of software from start to finish it's you! -- Brian -

Sorry Brian - I didn't write my post clearly - I was trying to ask Don whether he had noticed the change in behaviour in between the last beta and the RC, or whether he had been using NVDA 2020.2 up

Excuse me, I fat fingered: Released/Production version, typically exactly the same as the final release candidate (which is sometimes, but not always exactly the same as the final beta). There can

- Yes, as is standard progression: 1. Alpha/nightly builds. 2. Beta build(s) 3. Release candidate(s) 4. Released/Production version, typically exactly the same as the final beta after it has passed

Hi Don, Is this a change in the RC from Beta 4, or from NVDA 2020.2? If you restart NVDA with add-ons disabled, does it make a difference? If not, it might be worth having a look at your log to see

And just for completeness, here is the link to that section 16.1 of the User Guide with --install-silent, and all the other command line switches:

Have you definitely used the "Use currently saved settings during sign-in and on secure screens" option in NVDA"s general settings since you last saved your settings? Have you got any other software

Hi, That’s a completely different issue to what was discussed. The workaround is manually activating say all. Cheers, Joseph

But, in microsoft outlook, NVDA couldn’t read automaticaly the mail message when you press enter. Daripada: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Bagi Pihak Brian Vogel Hantar: Friday, 9

This seems to be a change since installing NVDA 2020-3 rc1 on my win 10 system with latestest version of TB.  Normally when I open a Email in TB I can use the up and down arrow keys to read a

Hi, Provided that users are using supported Windows 10 releases, as Windows 10 App Essentials require recent Windows 10 releases (current release supports Version 1909/November 2019

NVDA Official Add-Ons Repository Page You can activate the link for any one of the add-ons you might like and download it from its page. If NVDA is running, all you need to do is to select the add-on

Yes, you go to the manage add-ons in the tools menu of NVDA. Then you tab to where it says “get add-ons”. Then go down by headings until you get to the windows 10 app essentials. You’ll be asked

Hi, Yes, you can get it from community add-ons website (addons.nvda-project.org). As for what Windows 10 App Essentials can do (speaking as the author of this add-on): too many to list. But just to

Do you go to add ons to get to it? I’d love to do that again. This way has always been clumbsy, but I got used to it because I had to. What other things can you do with this add on? Sent from

Gene, In addition to what you've observed, which is the normal behavior, those settings, dictionaries, etc., are also retained if you uninstall one version of NVDA and then reinstall

It’s working great on my computer too. Sent from Mail for Windows 10