Windows e opens Windows Explorer which is somewhat like the file list in my computer. But it has a tree view as well. Pressing it twice opens another window of the same utility so you now have two

hi Quentin. i wanted to learn how can access temp files. i tried both run and windows plus e. unfortunately, when i press windows plus e again, temp will be opened for me and i cant no longer access

Try the insert key on the keyboard; maybe that'll work. Or maybe your keyboard just can't do it. To reassign the gesture, go to the NVDA menu, Preferences, Input gestures. Find it in there and

I am using the caps lock key.  But tell me how to reassign the gesture?

The settings ring commands are spoken correctly. Gene

Good point Gene, we do have an open issue for this at https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/6621 (feel free to add anything extra). For the purposes of checking the synth setting ring keys input

That is true up to a point. But NVDA key describer doesn't read many combinations of keys in a useful manner. It has nothing to do with whether it recognizes the keys. Try shift dash or shift

Was it NVDA or the synthesizer? It would be good to test with a different synthesizer as an easy way to see. the log would, of course, be important but this may make it easier to figure out, and

To double check what Tyler suggested - if you press NVDA+1 to turn on "Input help", every key or set of keys you press gets read out (rather than doing whatever it normally does) - if you press an

NVDA keeps its log in the %temp% folder (you can usually get to that either by pressing WINDOWS+R, typing %temp% and pressing ENTER, or from Windows Explorer (WINDOWS+E) press F2 to get to the address

Thanks, Sarah, I did not know about the temp folder. Very useful. I can see the old NVDA log now. Of course, that one is not the one with the crash in it which was quite a few reloads of NVDA ago.

Try using caps lock instead of insert, or the other insert key. Some keyboards aren't capable of registering certain combinations of keys, and yours might be one of them. If that doesn't work, you can

Actualloy do this. Hit windows r, type %temp% hit enter, then look for the old nvda log. Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. to subscribe to the feed click here and you

I had this very same problem with Word documents some weeks ago. Now and then, I still run into such problems but cannot replicate a log.

Thanks, Sarah, I don’t see any temp folder under NVDA menu. All the best, Cearbhall m +353 (0)833323487 Ph: _353 (0)1-2864623 e: cearbhall.omeadhra@...

Go to the temp folder and look for I think nvda-old.log. You will ge ther ety typing %temp% in the run dialogue. Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. to

Hi, Quentin and team, Apologies to you and to Sean for leaving the unrelated message attached in my previous email. I am currently reading a straightforward Word document which involves some

The two topics on CCleaner from today have been merged. Also, insofar as the conversation is about using CCleaner itself, that should occur on the Chat Subgroup. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit,

Hi . . . Do you mean like that disk clean up utility that Windows 10 has? I've used it before with NVDA, and it works pretty good.

I'm usinng the laptop keyboard setup on my desktop computer. ctrl+insert+shift+up makes it faster, but ctrl+insert+shift+down does nothing.  Is there a change I need to do? Thanks.