Might I also say that if you invoke the run dialog (windows key + r) then type cmd & press *control+enter* as opposed to just enter alone, you'll also get an administrative (elevated) command prompt.

Casey, this sometimes happens when the default user profile gets corrupted.

Luke, it's the "activate navigator object" key. Using the laptop layout, it's NVDA+enter.

NVDA+enter key seems to work quite well, David.

Please try NVDA+ctrl+f instead.

Nevzat, what synthesizer are you using?

So, Nevzat, let me get this straight. If you go into Notepad & type the word "dot", are you saying NVDA won't read it?

Yeah--the other thing is--did you perhaps make any kind of dictionary entry using a period?

No disrespect intended, Brice, but something that may be of benefit to you is to go to NVDA menu, > 'help' (h) > 'quick command keys' (q). It presents a nice list.

NVDA + p toggles punctuation between none, some, most, & all. Sounds as though you've got it set to all. Having said that, though, sometimes if the words are together as in you.I'll, then you'll still

Brice, NVDA+keyboard 2 (not numpad) turns on typed characters. NVDA + keyboard 4 (not numpad) turns command keys on. That would drive me absolute bats (but that's a really short drive for me); maybe i

Hello, Arianna. That really is frustrating. I guess my first question is whether your output sound card is correct. Pleas press control + NVDA key + s to reach the synthesizer menu. Tab once to the au

Louise, you do this from your spam folder, ie, if a groups.io message ends up there, then just press the "not spam" button.

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You'll have a lot better luck w/Excel, ladies, if live view is turned off.

Sarah, I'm saying they're called "browse dialogs" because they all have the browse button embedded. Said nothing about mini explorers.

The open with dialog is just 1 of a few of these browse dialogs, Sarah, the most notable other being the save as dialog. It's named such because one can browse for folders to open from or save to.

Marcia, please remember that Outlook 2010 and Windows 7 are no longer supported. As such, newer versions of NVDA may not support these either, and you may find yourself needing to use older versions t

Yes, of course. I was only referring to moderators/owners being called out publicly while performing list administration duties.

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I just think it's a matter of courtesy & respect not to call a list moderator &/or owner out in public

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*Good catch!* Brian V.