Hi, I noticed that, depending on the text editor in use at the time, NVDA will sometimes say either "carriage return" or "Line feed" to indicate new lines. Since they seem to serve similar purposes, I

Interestingly, NVDA seems to report them differently depending on how you come across the character. For example, if you enter a new line and erase it in Notepad, it gets reported as "Line feed", but

Or z, if you're on the laptop layout.

I've generally found that you have to root your mouse first before you simulate a mouse press, otherwise the player won't play anything. It would be useful to bring that up with Bandcamp support I thi

Actually, you can partially view it by reading the FileZilla status bar with NVDA+end (desktop) or NVDA+shift+end (laptop).

Are you referring to the COM registration fixing tool? If so, I'm pretty sure that all it does it write CLS IDs to the registry for accessibility related DLLs.

Information on the rather handy new issue URL should also be included. If you want to create an issue directly, you can also go to https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/new

Yeah, it's a grouping now, and spelling errors is under a grouping called document information.

Level indicates at what symbol level the character is spoken, and preserve controls whether the symbol is actually sent to the synthesizer or not, so for the bang/exclamation point, its replacement is

That's probably a synthesizer issue, as far as I know NVDA doesn't attempt to distinguish between the various types of dots other than the sentence ending and the symbol.

Personally I think that dialog should probably not save the response to it in nvda.ini and should be a separate configuration file because of this.

There was an issue that caused a beta to be inadvertently offered to stable users. Just redownload 2018.2.1 and that sound should go away.

Actually, I don't think NVDA ever had an emoji dictionary, so any pronunciation oddity is probably the fault of the synthesizer. Though there is an emoji symbols dictionary floating around the web, an

Yes, go in to settings>time and language>speech and set the rate there, and NVDA's speech rate will increase along with it. This is unfortunately out of NVDA's control.

And this is true even with the old hack of adjusting the speech rate from Settings to make NVDA's speech faster?

No. They use an offline OCR engine provided by Microsoft.

Interestingly, older downloads are redirecting to SourceForge now, I don't recall them ever doing that previously.

Actually I think that statement means that you can run it from a CD, but if you want to do that you need to run it from the installer, not the portable package that's created from tools>create portabl

It may be from an addon, I know Screen Curtain beeps to tell you that it's running on NVDA startup.

The odd thing is the that the Winamp Twitter account has been made private. Usually companies do this when an account is no longer active.