Hi. Which add-ons do you have installed? Have you tried restarting NVDA with add-ons disabled. The correct NVDA shortcut to bring up the log is NVDA+F1.

Hi. So you said you've set George as your default OneCore voice in the NVDA speech settings as well? Do you have any saved say all configuration profile?

Hi. I used to notice this behaviour before 2019.1, when I enabled the experimental UIA support in the advanced settings dialog. The workaround I used to use was to Alt+Tab away from the document and r

Hi. I think this subject can be solved by the use of NVDA only, as opposed to any screen reader, so the user cannot be faulted from posting to the list. NVDA, by default, reads the notifications, that

Hi. The user has already figured out that the issue is synthesizer specific.

Hi. Which synthesizer do you face this problem with, and which language is it set to? Using eSpeak and Windows OneCore Voices with English variants, I don't face this problem. Also, which version of N

Hi. Have you tried turning off the reporting of Progress bars in the NVDA object presentation settings? Try that, then if it works, you may wish to create a configuration profile for Outlook with the

Hi. I believe I know the issue you're speaking about, and have faced something similar. I don't think it is malware at all, but it would seriously help if you were more specific. It usually happens wh

I must also agree that I like this change. To turn it off: 1. Click the menu button and choose Options. 2. Select the Privacy & Security panel. 3. Scroll down to the Permissions section. 4. Use the Bl

No, but I believe the updates would have to be manually applied.

Hi. It's much more convoluted to do it this way. I would consider myself to be an advanced user of NVDA, yet I found it difficult to find it. I could offer up another solution in the form of the Virtu

Here are the shortcuts: Action Shortcut Toggle play/pause the video k or Spacebar Go back 5 seconds Left arrow Go back 10 seconds j Go forward 5 seconds Right arrow Go forward 10 seconds l Skip to a p

Visit this link for the keyboard shortcuts: https://sites.google.com/a/umich.edu/u-m-google-170816/accessibility/google-keyboard-shortcuts---youtube

In that case, you'd set the symbol level to none, and to never send the symbol to the synthesizer. Level 1: None (only those symbols that are deemed highly essential will be reported. Level 2: Some: S

Brian, It's as simple as this. Take none, some, most, all and even character as levels on a ladder, with none being the lowest level. Now, let's say that we have the dash (-) sign. By default, this sy

This can be done using the Configuration Profiles. Press Control+P, press Alt+N for New, Tab to current application (name), then press enter and close the dialog. Then, make your changes to the settin

In essence, the level represents the lowest level to which a symbol will be pronounced by NVDA. For example, the at sign (@) is set to be pronounced at the Some level, so if the symbol is encountered

It is indeed possible with configuration profiles. Let's say you, by default, are set to the laptop layout, but want to use the desktop layout in a certain app. Just create a configuration profile whi

I can reproduce this using the OneCore synthesizer, but not with eSpeak, which suggests this is specific to that synthesizer only. It probably has to do with the fact that the line starts with a numbe

More accessible than it was before.