Hello Jane, For Excel, try this. You can try unchecking the box which says “allow editing directly in cells”. In Excel 365, do this: Open an Excel spreadsheet. Type alt + f. Up arrow to

Jane, I don’t use a Braille display with the computer so I cannot help with that. However, it might be a help to know that I find that NVDA does not echo my typing in a cell that I am editing

Hi. Responding publicly as others may also be interested in this question. The Eloquence voices from NVDA work well on the systems which I've used with it. I did not purchase the SAPI5

Search archives for ATGuys, short answer, yes. Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. to subscribe to the feed click here and you can also follow us on

Great to meet you, jane! I appreciate the difficulty with wading through full data in the cell before getting the feedback on which column is in focus. I believe there is pressure on the

I promise this is the last question for today! But I notice that when I want to edit a cell in Excel, and hit F2, my braille display (a very old Focus 80) doesn’t track, and the cursor routing keys

Hello! In private and to the group. You can use the SAPI5 version of Eloquence or the NVDA add-on sold by CodeFactory. As the NVDA add-on have a bad sound on some systems, I

I am wondering if the Eloquence voices will work with NVDA? I prefer the voice bryan and hope it will work. Please answer me directly if possible. Grant Metcalf Email: the.gems@...

Hi Cearbhall, Thanks so much for writing, it’s so great to talk to someone who uses Excel as much as I do! Let me see if I can explain my problem: I have two spreadsheets that are the same,

In Chrome, Reader View is an Add-On at this time. Personally I use an ad-blocker in every browser I use except Brave, which does ad-blocking as part of its functionality. If I have a site that

I sometimes use “reader view” in Firefox. It helps a lot. I *think8 chrome has something similar built in, though it might not be as easy to get to – if it doesn’t, there are definitely

Yes, that was the first thing I did, read the section on Excel. And I followed the steps just as they were outlined there. It worked for the other spreadsheets. But I have now come to a

Hi Jane, I am a keen user of Excel with NVDA. I use it almost every day. I would be happy to answer any queries you have. I wonder exactly what problem you are finding with column headings?

Have you read the manual’s chapter on Excel? Hit NVDA key + n, arrow down to help, open the menu and arrow down to the users’ guide, and hit h until you reach the section on Excel (SECTION

Janet, To what are you making reference here? I ask because NVAccess does not, to my knowledge and according to their own support pages, offer official e-mail support. They point to

Jane, NVDA can and does read row and/or column titles. Please take the time to do some research and playing around before throwing in the towel! -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version

I don’t use row titles, just column titles in row 1. I usually have column A blank, just because that’s how I did it in WindowEyes. So my data starts in B2, and goes from b2 to p17288. Not sure

Hi Jane, You may also install an addon for Outlook which gives you lots of the Window-Eyes capabilities back for Outlook. Please see

NVAccess does not do e-mail support. See this page for online support options: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda-community/wiki/Connect and this one for paid telephone support:

I just tried to send my huge spreadsheet to support@... in hopes that someone can see why my NVDA isn’t reading the titles, and that address isn’t valid. Does anyone know how I can contact