How can I test the add on?

Hi,

To name an encoder, when an encoder is focused, press Alt+NVDA+0 to open encoder settings dialog for the selected encoder. The first option will be “encoder label” and you can use this field to label your encoder whatever you like. To remove an encoder label, go to the encoder with the label you wish to delete, press Alt+NVDA+0, then delete whatever is shown on “encoder label” field.

In the past an encoder labeler command was provided (F12) to open a dialog dedicated to labeling encoders. This was removed in a recent add-on release. F12 command is coming back this November to open encoder settings dialog (currently being tested by our testers).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

To name an encoder, when an encoder is focused, press Alt+NVDA+0 to open encoder settings dialog for the selected encoder. The first option will be “encoder label” and you can use this field to label your encoder whatever you like. To remove an encoder label, go to the encoder with the label you wish to delete, press Alt+NVDA+0, then delete whatever is shown on “encoder label” field.

In the past an encoder labeler command was provided (F12) to open a dialog dedicated to labeling encoders. This was removed in a recent add-on release. F12 command is coming back this November to open encoder settings dialog (currently being tested by our testers).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

SPL Assistant layer won’t show up unless you open Input Gestures dialog while Studio window is focused. This is because SPL Assistant is defined inside the Studio app module, whereas SPL Controller is part of the SPL Utilities global plugin portion of the add-on.

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi, there is no spl assistance, there is spl controller.

I've just checked.

Hi,

With Studio window focused, open input gestures dialog (NVDA menu/Preferences/Input gestures), scroll to StationPlaylist category, expand it and look for SPL Assistant, then add a memorable gesture that does not conflict with other NVDA commands.

Cheers,

Joseph

How do you assign a keystroke for open it?

Hi,

That’ll be SPL Assistant layer, D (you must assign a hotkey to open SPL Assistant layer first).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi, there is no spl assistance, there is spl controller.

I've just checked.

Hi,

With Studio window focused, open input gestures dialog (NVDA menu/Preferences/Input gestures), scroll to StationPlaylist category, expand it and look for SPL Assistant, then add a memorable gesture that does not conflict with other NVDA commands.

Cheers,

Joseph

How do you assign a keystroke for open it?

Hi,

That’ll be SPL Assistant layer, D (you must assign a hotkey to open SPL Assistant layer first).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

With Studio window focused, open input gestures dialog (NVDA menu/Preferences/Input gestures), scroll to StationPlaylist category, expand it and look for SPL Assistant, then add a memorable gesture that does not conflict with other NVDA commands.

Cheers,

Joseph

How do you assign a keystroke for open it?

Hi,

That’ll be SPL Assistant layer, D (you must assign a hotkey to open SPL Assistant layer first).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

How do you assign a keystroke for open it?

Hi,

That’ll be SPL Assistant layer, D (you must assign a hotkey to open SPL Assistant layer first).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

That’ll be SPL Assistant layer, D (you must assign a hotkey to open SPL Assistant layer first).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

I'm asking the same question

How do you know the time in a playlist?

Afik

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

Yes, it is like starting from scratch with JAWS. There is a way to “label” encoders using NVDA through an add-on for StationPlaylist (expect a release announcement next week).

Cheers,

Joseph

what are the work arounds for magrum reflect?

On 9/25/20, Akash Kakkar <akash.diverse@gmail.com> wrote:

DriveSnapshot also doesn't have any incremental backup support.

I use it on regular basis

On 9/25/2020 2:39 PM, Stephen wrote:

Have you tried drive snapshot or image for windows?
They are extremely accessible.
I think drivesnapshot does full and differencial backup and image for
windows does full, differencial and increments.

----- Original Message -----
From: Austin Pinto <austinpinto.xaviers@gmail.com>
Reply-To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
To: <access-uk@freelists.org>
Sent: 9/25/2020 2:51:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] accessible disk imaging software.
________________________________________________________________________________

hi all.
i require an accessible disk imaging software that can backup and
restore windows 10 and data and also has incrimental and differencial
backup features.
i used to use active@disk image but it doesnt restore windows 10
properly.
please suggest

Chris,

          Yes, that is "what they are," and Gmail uses a very peculiar mechanism of their own design for this, but somewhere beneath he fact that a message can have multiple labels applied, and show up in multiple folders as a result, you are correct that there is only one copy.  

           I haven't played with creating a message with multiple labels and then deleting it under only one of them to see if it remains in the others, which would suggest that there are multiple folders, most of which use symbolic links to access the actual message wherever it is.

            I've never had any need to assign multiple labels to a given message, and find it annoying when I do assign a specific one that the "inbox" label is not removed by default.  You have to do that in the filter.

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Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041  

A gentleman is one who never hurts anyone's feelings unintentionally.

          ~ Oscar Wilde

If it is the computer going to sleep how do you wake it up? Is there a setting that may have gotten changed with the latest Windows update. I did not have this problem until then.