It is a copy of a newsletter. I don't know how many newsletters use the kind of headings that screen-readers can detect. Nothing has been stripped out. However the newsletter is written, it doesn't

Yes I was responding to the direct question about using single keys. Strangely some of the other pages on that site are fine, its as if the main page has had its headers stripped out for some weird

I downloaded and installed it, replacing the previous one I had, and it works a treat... Thanks Gene. Ciao, Ollie

This has nothing to do with the mouse pointer. You evidently want to read from where the virtual cursor is in browse mode. The command is NVDA key down arrow if you are using the default desktop

Hello: NVDA doesn't speak nor output Braille when composing a new email in gmail (standard view). This applies to the message body edit box. No feedback when typing and also no feedback when trying

Hi, Is there some simple NVDA key short cut which will have NVDA speak from where the cursor or mouse pointer is located? Regards, William

hi Gene, One of the things I have significantly learnt by reading yours and others postings, is the underrated 'n' command to skip blocks of links. It has proved extremely useful on pages where I want

I don't know what you are searching for so I can't comment speciffically. If you know what you want to find, then of course, the find command is very useful. If you aren't sure, it may not be, at

Also, on a page like this, the skip blocks of links command may be useful and convenient. If you are at the top of the page. using it twice on this page takes you to the start of the text that

If things like headings and the skip blocks of links command don't work, look through the page. See what you might want to use the find command for. Itt's helpful and useful when pages have useable

Hi Gene, Thanks. I will work on this and see how I manage. First attempts are a bit discouraging. Am not getting same responses as you suggest. Regards, William

That is the site of the developers. That site doesn't have the new version because the developers do nothing with Webvisum except leave the site up and the add on active. I gave a link to the Blind

hi. i press f2 to navigate and also in this situation, edit mode is activated. if you press scape, you are in normal mode and only you can read, but not edit! hope thats help. thanks and god bless

The web page is rubbish, no headings to navigate with. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the

As I said in another thread the new 47 is rubbish for being slow and not letting navigational sounds actually make any noise. I note it says something about optimised for multi processor systems,

Hi, I am trying to get my old Alva 570 Braille display to work with NVDA - so far without success. It just says Waiting for Connection. I have lost the original software CD that came with the Alva,

Hi William it does not look as though you have many single letter navigation keys you can use even in the news letter. The letter k will take you to any links in the email. Where the links take you to

Hi, I find it difficult move around in a web page and get NVDA to speak continually on any given item. The following is the URL

Just want to ensure that the site is correct. Below is the link: http://www.webvisum.com/ Robert Mendoza On 5/12/2016 8:32 AM, Robert Mendoza wrote:

You may have to find the actual item and activate it. I have found such shortcut commands to be unreliable. Some work and some don't Gene