Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: You and I will have to agree to disagree--at least somewhat. A screen reader doesn't have to have every option in the world, but it has to be able to be tailored to a v

Jacques <lists4js@...> wrote: You could press control to silence speech of course. And yes there is the skim reading thing. but why the extraneous keystrokes when it could be configured to read

Under preferences/browse mode, we have an option: Automatic Say all on page Load I would like to see this option expanded to determine how many lines get spoken on page load. For example, if you turn

Travis Siegel <tsiegel@...> wrote: Even this is not always a strict requirement. There are web interfaces where you can just have the interface create and manage the database, and all you have

Tyler Spivey <tspivey@...> wrote: Make sure you're not in screen review, too. That reading from other windows sounds like you're not in object review.

Martin O'Sullivan <osumartin@...> wrote: I couldn't get it to read either. The only thing I was able to do was copy it all and paste somewhere else for reading, which probably isn't very helpful

Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...> wrote: For me, it doesn't matter which document is used. And the weird behavior in the options dialog is not document specific. Just open a document--any documen

Windows 7 x64 word 2016, NVDA 2016.4. There was an extremely aggravating delay between arrow presses and speech while navigating in word. I rebooted the system, restarted word, turned off "Provide Fee

Quentin Christensen <quentin@...> wrote: The delete/edit/reply to comment used to be in that context menu of older versions of office. The context menu accessed by right clicking/applications

The Gamages" <james.gamage@...> wrote: Sure you can. If you want to use the caps lock for its original purpose, just hit it twice in rapid succession.

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: I like ins+down arrow because you can do it with one hand. If you do caps+down arrow you need two hands.

Brian's Mail list account <bglists@...> wrote: No.

When using the prev/next word hotkeys (numpad 4 and 6) it would be nice if it did not stop at punctuation, but instead continued on to the prev/next word. Example: Size on disk: 13.65 GB. If you read

Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...> wrote: F Y I, pico is now Google TTS, if you know what that sounds like.

I have the manual for this device, but it's a pdf file and not very well organized. How do you enter test mode on this unit? I need to clean its cells.

Recently, whenever I try to check the weather with this addon, I get "Sorry, the woeID set is not valid!" It comes and goes. Sometimes it will work and other times this message pops up. Is this an add

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: It is less resource hungry than later versions of windows. Every time, for example, I tried to run windows 7 on anything less than 4 gb, I constantly got out of memory

#NVDARelease

Travis Siegel <tsiegel@...> wrote: A lot of cash points and point of sale terminals still run xp. Scary.

#NVDARelease

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: Windows 7 support ends in 2020. Maybe that's what the poster was confused about.

#NVDARelease

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: It can, in fact, impact performance in certain cases. For example, if you use Adblock Plus and have a lot of filters, the loading of new pages can be significantly slow