Hi David, Congratulations on the new book. I have informed the admin of WinAccess forum if it is okay to share the book info on that list. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, The Calculator add-on - or for that matter, early versions of Windows App Essentials add-on which included the beginnings of Calculator support - is a different thing than what we are dealing with

Hi, Actually, here's the answer: The "most common denominator" for PC processor architecture is x86. Windows 10 on ARM supports three architectures: 64-bit ARM, 32-bit ARM, and 32-bit x86 via emulatio

Hi, Maybe or maybe not... Let's start with a logic puzzle. Consider the following series of questions: What is the "most common denominator" when it comes to PC processor architecture? How many proces

Hi all, The following is meant as an informational notice and is subject to change based on many things, one of them being Windows 10/11 development: As I was preparing Windows App Essentials 22.02.1

Hi all, Windows Ap Essentials 22.02.1 (out of band update) is now available: https://github.com/josephsl/wintenApps/releases/download/22.02/wintenApps-22.02.1.nvda-addon This update addresses status b

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Hi, This confirms what I thought happened: the Taskbar title localization is not in sync for some odd reason. Internally, a MUI (multilingual user interface) file is responsible for displaying user in

Hi, I will address this more fully on WinAccess forum, but I cannot reproduce this on build 19044.1561 (preview) with Korean as the interface language (both Windows and NVDA). When I press Windows+T,

Hi, Closed as a duplicate of an earlier issue raised by the same person. I beg you, please search for existing issues before filing a new one. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, For folks uisng Windows App Essentials development builds: February 8th build is now available. Although arithmetic shortcut keys such as + (addition) and * (multiplication) do not let NVDA announ

Hi, Another source of Calculator shortcut keys is the app source code (Windows Calculator is open-source and is licensed under MIT License). Note that NVDA doesn't have to add handlers for some shortc

Hi all, As a follow-up: I will release a development build of Windows App Essentials add-on that will resolve the issue reported in this thread: NVDA does not announce Calculator display content when

Hi, I see what's up. I'll come up with a solution soon. Next time, please give us steps to reproduce the problem, complete with keyboard commands please. Cheers, Joseph

Hello NVDA users, A few days ago I promised to the community that I will talk about things developers are looking for when we (NV Access and interested third parties) review GitHub issues for NVDA scr

Hi, I see. Are you talking about NVDA not announcing things when you type expressions in Calculator? If yes, you must enable speak typed characters. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, That's the latest version for Windows 10 at the moment. Which version of Windows 10 and Windows App Essentials add-on do you have? Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Can you tell us the Windows version you have and the version of Calculator you've got? To obtain the latter, from Calculator, press NVDA+F1, look for the line that says "appModule.productVersion",

Hi, There is a bug where if you uninstall Sound Splitter or disable it, sounds will not be restored to all audio channels. I'm testing a solution and expect to release it soon. Cheers, Joseph

Hi all, The actual setting to change is "Play sound for spelling errors while typing" found in keyboard settings. Cheers, Joseph

Hi everyone, Lino is correct: I am the one who introduced the search suggestions sound facility, although it was Jamie Teh (now at Mozilla) who produced these sounds. The search suggestions facility w