You have to change all of them. 1. ! sentence ending 2. ! 3. in-word ' 4. '

Gene is just complicating the situation needlessly. Please try this: 1. Press NVDA+ctrl+g. This means hold down the NVDA key (insert), control and press g. 2. When that dialog comes up, press e. 3. Pr

This is it. Ideally, it probably shouldn't pause in either case. Lack of a period? In this case, there is one. It should pause after "one". One isn't an abbreviation. What is eSpeak trying to optimize

As you said, a lot of us don't use espeak. This has the unfortunate side effect that nobody suggests improvements. Just to give a few examples of why I don't: I don't like the sound of the voice. If I

I assume you have some kind of antivirus software which tries to protect against keyloggers. Turn that part of it off.

Sure. Just put two backslashes.

Have you tried disabling the audio enhancements? In the Sound control panel, press Properties on your headset, see if it has an Enhancements tab. There should be a checkbox in there called Disable all

Try this: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/reviewCursorCopier.en.html If you don't like that one's interface, I have Virtual Copy which does the same thing but with a command layer.

Object Presentation, Progress bar output.

Maybe it's the color filter. Try pressing CTRL+win+c to toggle it. To make sure it's off, check under Settings, Ease of Access, Color & high contrast.

Hi. To fix this, you can press NVDA+p to increase your symbol level. Each higher level includes more characters. Set it to most and the dash should speak. If this speaks too many characters you don't

That's not the setting you want. Go to Settings, Time & Language, Speech. Adjust the speed there.

Can you give me exact steps to reproduce the problem? Which program are you using, and what do you hear while typing the password?

Do you need to use TeraTerm? What are your requirements, just an ssh client? If so, try putty. We can virtualize the window with an addon. What's wrong with insert+f9/f10? I've been using terminals or

Maybe disabling the user dictionary will work. To answer your question from earlier, that entry only effects the given example and ones like it - a number followed by a space and a letter.

If you're using CodeFactory Eloquence, check in its control panel for things like abbreviation expansion and uncheck it. I know the Android one has it.

This is mostly the synthesizer, though NVDA is also part of the problem. Some synthesizers allow this to be turned off. I don't know if OneCore Does (maybe somewhere in the SSML spec), but I know Eloq

Shift numpad7 and shift numpad3 are what you want.

This is VIPMud. I assume it's sending an empty string to NVDA. NVDA says blank in this case.

Controlled Folder Access. I think it's off by default.