But how would they know the word was missing, if the synth didn’t utter anything? All the best Steve

Hi Brian, I agree with you completely about programmers not really able to document. Even the menu structure of NVDA that we’re talking about, was given little consideration in terms of non-geek termi

Hi, Yes, JAWS does separate them. I’m surprised this wasn’t done at the offset. All the best Steve

Hi Jean, What happens then if you come across the word graphic in a document? Does it just get missed out? That would make it awkward for proofing. I don’t like using dictionaries as a cludge if I’m h

But that means you have to go somewhere to look up what NVDA terms a gesture? No, I think it needs rethinking a bit. All the best Steve

That's even worse. <Smile>. What is a scheme? I think we need to separate off the input methods. Keyboard, Touch Gestures, etc. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, Doesn't audio ducking solve the loud stuff playing problem for you? I know NVDA does this. All the best Steve

Hey, here’s a thought. If your device doesn’t have any way of using touch, could that not be detected and thus, the options hidden? All the best Steve

Hi jean, I think maybe they should be separated. Keyboard Commands, Touch Gestures, not all lumped into one. All the best Steve

Hi, Why not separate them? Or is that too black and white? Keyboard Shortcuts, Input Gestures, etc. All the best Steve

Hi, I think for me that some of the problems with NVDA is that its terminology like this instance, deviates from that of other screen readers. All the best Steve

Hi, I’ll check it out. Last I checked some time ago, it didn’t do as much as JAWS, but it could be that it’s been updated. All the best Steve

It’s certainly more complicated than it needs to be and different to other screen readers. All the best Steve

Thanks Brian. I have unticked conversation view now, it’s too clumsy with screen readers in my view. All the best Steve

Hi Jean, I couldn’t agree more, NVDA is absolutely fine for the majority, I only point out differences in my workflow, there are some programs that are very difficult with NVDA, like Sage Accounting f

Thanks Jean. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, Just one more question, do you know of a shortcut to collapse all threads? Thanks again for all your help. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, I just want to say thank you for all of this. It’s extremely helpful in the use of conversation threads in Outlook. All the best Steve

Hello Jean, OK, those are precise movements, but you can’t physically move the mouse up down left or right a few pixels via the keyboard. I’ve had to do this a few times. JAWS has better mouse control

Hi, Exactly that. You can’t, in flat review mode, unrestrict the crusor, it is tied to the active window. So for a simple example, if you wanted to monitor a Dropbox upload while you were doing other