Are these combo boxes? You said that enter doesn't work on the line choose one. How are you moving? When you get to choose one, down arrow to see if there is a combo box or other structures. the line

Hello NVDA, Luke, Gene, Brian, Quentin, and all interested, thank you for your input thus far. As mentioned, the website in question is: www.webull.com. You can only apply if a US citizen, or once you

When I'm on a web page and I need to use something other than enter or space bar to try to get something to work, I try left click and activate object. If one doesn't work, the other may. Whatever the

By the way, I normally read small PDF files in MS Edge... NVDA+Control+F do not work on those files... Rui Fontes Às 04:15 de 09/04/2021, Luke Davis escreveu:

Well, we won't know that until the OP tries it. I still want him to test COM reg fix, and shift+enter, space, etc. as well. Luke

Just for completeness, here is the relevant User Guide section: https://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/documentation/userGuide.html#ObjectNavigation The keystroke to activate current navigator object is

Ah. I so rarely use that layout that I sometimes forget its eccentricities.

Luke, it's the "activate navigator object" key. Using the laptop layout, it's NVDA+enter.

Really? Is that documented somewhere? Now, NVDA+numpad enter, I can understand, but the regular one? Where does that work that just enter might not? I don't doubt you, I've just never heard of it, and

NVDA+enter key seems to work quite well, David.

Hi, Don’t worry – at least it gave us a chance to go deeper this time. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, I guess I need to go deeper into the layered design I mentioned in my last reply (the best person to explain the browser side of things is Marco Zehe from Mozilla Foundation): To let NVDA navigate

At the appropriate symbol / punctuation level, NVDA will read most punctuation. Press NVDA+P to change punctuation level. It does seem to work exactly the same in Word regardless of how show / hide no

My apologies to Gene, Joseph, and Luke. I read Bob's question, started my reply, walked away, and never reloaded to check to see what might have come between when I walked away and got back. I've cove

Bob, Before I start even trying to explain this, it would be helpful to know what browser or browsers you and Glenn are using and where either one of these finds is not working. I am going to try to m

JAWS reassigns that command to work with the virtual pc cursor. Window-eyes didn't use control f either. it used Control shift f. Browsers have their own find command, usually control f. But the virtu

I would like to make the observation that whenever Firefox crashes or NVDA starts acting sluggishly, restarting NVDA immediately calms the situation down. I was having to restart my computer every day

Hi Glenn, it's been quite a long time. Yes, it takes you directly to the result, no dialog box. As others have said, NVDA+control+f is what you want here. However, since it seems you may have tried th

Hi, Control+NVDA+F is active whenever browse mode is active. This means find command will work on web browsers, some Microsoft Office applications, and in certain apps that supports browse mode functi

Brian, What is the difference between browser find and NVDA find? It seems odd to me that control+F does not work in NVDA as expected when I've had no issues with it in any other screen reader. I woul