That doesn't give us much to go on. What are you pressing? You should be using the review cursor. The keys are in the commands reference, but if you've got a numpad then numpad 7/8/9 should read lines

What are you using for a synth? Does this also happen with eSpeak?

For the second issue, check out Switch Synth, available on the add-ons site.

Here's how to fix this, and hopefully have it wait until something has been copied. * Write an addon which binds control x and control c. When you press one of these keys, It sets a flag. * Have the a

That's the spelling error sound. To turn it off, go to the NVDA menu, Preferences, Keyboard settings, and uncheck "Play sound for spelling errors while typing".

Try Explorer++. https://explorerplusplus.com/

Please tell me the exact steps you take to connect, including which radio buttons you check, and on which computers.

Try taking RDP out of the picture. If you disconnect from an RDP session, NVDA Remote doesn't work anymore. Try it with both machines on the console.

Correct, you're going through nvdaremote.com, so don't have to forward anything. If you have Skype, it might be easier if I call you and we try to sort this out, it would be faster than email. I'm tsp

Make sure the baud rate in the addon and the Doubletalk match. Taking the addon from Jeff's site, on line 74 of doubletalk.py we have: port = serial.serial_for_url(PORT, 12000) I don't know why it's s

This code is forcing the volume and a few other parameters, independent of what you set. Let's clear those. Right near line 96, it says: _bgExec(serialQueue, bgWrite, '\x013a\x012x\x017v'+text+'\r') C

It won't support this directly. The best you'll be able to get is the following: 1. Start an RDP connection. 2. Connect NVDA Remote somewhere on both machines. That should work.

You need a plugin which supports NVDA. This page should get you going. https://allinaccess.com/mc/ Download MushReader from there.

Speak command keys is NVDA+4. Insert symbols is NVDA+CTRL+4.

The default keys can be redefined with the Input Gestures dialog. NVDA also works with Sticky Keys, a feature built in to Windows which allows you to press modifier keys once and have them stick until

NVDA is in several parts. The program can be removed with Programs and Features. The user configuration won't be removed when the program is, and this confuses a lot of people. Do this: 1. From the Ru

Some VMware tips. First, VMware does some mapping of the keys to give you more mac-like functionality (e.g. cmd+c for copy, etc). This can be disabled in the preferences, I think it's called keyboard

What isn't working with SharpKeys? Remember that by default, the cmd key is mapped to Windows and the option key is mapped to alt.

The reason windows a doesn't work is because your vmware keyboard profile is remapping that to ctrl+a. Go into preferences and disable the keyboard profile (you might need to make a new one with all t

Uninstalling NVDA won't fix this, because it doesn't delete the user configuration. The easiest way to fix this is: 1. Press Windows+r to bring up the Run dialog. 2. Type: %appdata% vda 3. Press enter