Hi If you take a look at the Welcome screen there is a check box you can use to stop the box appearing every time you start NVDA. Once you have chosen the settings featured in the box, they will remai

Yes it still exists and I think it still runs on XP. Cheers Chris C

Hi Quentin Thanks for the tip re the asterisk in Notepad files. I’d noticed it but didn’t know what it meant. Cheers Chris

Hi Control+s and pressing the save button on the dialog displayed after pressing Alt+f4 will display the SaveAs dialog when used on an untitled Notepad file. Either NVDA is very slow to give it focus

Hi I have been using screen readers for years, though not WindowEyes, and cannot remember a time when i relied on a “document saved” message appearing. When editing a document in Word or Notepad, Cont

Hi I don't think there is an equivalent of the Jaws F8 to select a table. To get feedback on cell co-ordinates, press NVDA+Ctrl+d to open the Document Formatting settings and check the appropriate box

Hi Arlene Yes, it’s free, have a llok at the following site:

Hi Arlene I’ll have another go. Yes it’s free, have a look at this site: https://blindhelp.net/software/virtual-recorder-13 Cheers Chris

Hi If I do not want NVDA to spoil a recording I switch it to silent mode. I record a lot from Youtube and the fact that there are shortcut keys to control Virtual Recorder, means I can put focus on th

Hi Virtual recorder can be set so you can control it using shortcut keycommands and do not have to have the interface visible. You can record your voice and NVDA simultaneously if your machine has a m

Email Signature Hi Surely these are Windows functions and nothing to do with any screen reader. Copy the text to the clipboard then try using the “Paste Special” options in MS Word. I believe it’s on

Hi More than one what? Cheers Chris

Hi Steve To view/change synthesizers, the command NVDA+Control+s will open the Select synthesizer dialog. Use NVDA+Control+v to open the speech dialog in which you can select the voice you want. (you

Hi Adriano Could the problem be anything to do with the weather.ini or weather.zipcodes because I note these files are in the Appdata\Roaming\NVDA folder, so are used by all versions? If weather.ini f

Hi Steve What synthesizer are you using? Cheers Chris

Hi Once you have set a location, the most frequently used commands are NVDA+w to read todays forecast NVDA+Shift+w to read forecast for up to the next 9 days If you try pressing NVDA+w and you get an

Hi Betsy The log file you sent looks like you have just started up your laptop, then copied the log and sent it. You need to try accessing the city settings in Windows Plus to get to that point where

Hi I have a friend who is getting exactly the same problem as Betsy has described. When trying to use NVDA+w to get the forecast, he get a a message saying his WOE Id is missing, and when he tries to

Hi Betsy If, like me, you find the nvda+control+shift+alt+w an extremely difficult keystroke to press, there is an easier way to get to the same place in the Weather Plus Settings, though it’s a sligh

Hi Just for the sake of clarity, I would like to point out that there is no NVDA command to perform this task, all the solutions proposed are Windows commands. Cheers Chris