First, this topic almost certainly belongs on the chat sub-list. Second, A search on the Microsoft website reveals this link to buy Microsoft Outlook, though it might not be exactly what you're after.

To write a post: On desktop (facebook.com), there is a heading 3 "Create a post", and below that are buttons to create posts, add activities etc. On mobile (m.facebook.com) (at least the JavaScript ve

I was able to tick the box by entering focus mode ([NVDA] + [SPACE]) and tabbing to the checkbox (it comes before the link in the tab order) and pressing [SPACE]. The button was then enabled and I cou

Given changing the NVDA language (not just speech or Braille language) requires restarting NVDA, the only way I can think of doing this is to create completely new configuration folders (not just prof

Interesting. I tried in Firefox, and the download link seems to work fine. Also tried in Chrome, and, as you say, nothing happens when I hit enter on the download link, in browse or focus mode. Seems

Unfortunately, tk, the GUI framework that Idle is built with (via Python's tkinter library), has no accessibility support. You will have to use another editor or IDE. Visual Studio Code is very access

There is an open issue about this on the NVDA GitHub repo.

Likewise here. NVDA's volume in the system sound mixer is at 100%, as is NVDA's speech volume on the desktop and secure screens.

In an editable text control, open the emoji panel by pressing [Win] + [.] (full stop) or [Win] + [;] (semicolon). With the emoji panel open, you can: Use the arrow keys to browse the emojis; Type to s

I had some success using Virtual Dub several (6-7) years ago. If you're able to find it and get it to work, Windows Live Movie Maker was reasonably accessible. The Photos app in Windows 10 supports so

In my experience, Acrobat is even clunkier than it used to be. I still keep it around as it's slightly better with some tagged PDFs, and I often need to fill PDF forms, which Edge doesn't support.

Okay. I should be clear, then, that I am referring to Transmission-QT, in which I haven't experienced those issues.

I personally use Transmission. The only issue I really have with it is that the only thing that is read in the torrent list is the torrent name. However, if you use OCR while the list item is highligh

I used to use WordWeb, and had no problems with it and NVDA. This was several years ago, though, so I'm not sure how accessible it is (or even if it's still available) these days. Regards, Sascha

If you wanted to match other alphabetic characters (such as Greek letters), a pattern like this could work: ([^\W\d_])'

Hi Brian, The regular expression should be: ([a-zA-Z])' That is, the second 'z' should be uppercase. As is, that regex will match anything between uppercase A and lowercase z, which includes things li

I played with it a few weeks back, but ultimately removed the addon as it crashed NVDA too often.

Hi Ron, I don't have a help button (and using Alt+H doesn't seem to do anything). But, at least for me, the shortcut for the "Settings and More" button is Alt+F (for foxtrot). Regards, Sascha

Hi Gene, Agreed. A lot of my work is with non-accessible PDFs that are produced by my university. The way Edge handles them generally works much better. For example, Acrobat will tend to just lump all

Hi Ron, I also find that Edge's presentation of mathematics is better than that in Acrobat. Far from perfect, but it at least seems to accurately represent most symbols, whereas, in my experience, Acr