I have never got NVDA to update over RDP to be fair. All the best Steve

Just to confirm it doesn’t happen here either with the latest Office 365 subscription. All the best Steve

There’s nothing wrong with what you did to be honest. As I say, screen readers say the word link after the word Here, so it’s obvious enough. Sounds weird for a sighted person to say don’t do that, es

It's obvious enough to me. Your screen reader says the word Link after Here, so why not? All the best stve

Exactly, and you can’t run NVDA, unless you buy Windows. So does that mean NVDA is not free? All the best steve

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OK, Symantec’s. Narrator comes with Windows, so as such it is free. In other words, you can’t buy Narrator, and you can’t run it without Windows. All the best Steve

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Hi Brian, I suspect this is where some files in the folder are read only, and some are not. There are some files that you can’t change to read/write, because they are system files. All the best Steve

Hi Joseph, I have never had sight, but I have always loved Window-Eyes ability to let you move the mouse pointer on the screen either to the PC, or by lines, words, chars, or even pixels. No other scr

No, just one location. Copy everything from %appdata% vda and you have it. You would run the normal install to the target machine, then copy that folder over. All the best Steve

Well there should be a simple Export Configuration option, which could do the same job. All the best Steve

Yep, I've seen that too. I prefer to copy the %appdata% vda folder over, lock stock and barrel. All the best Steve

I love the way it says “the free screen reader”, like there are not others, such as Narrator. 😊 Should be “a free screen reader”. All the best Steve

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Yep, sorry I meant the user directory when I posted my message. That’s a better explanation than mine, thanks Brian. All the best Steve

Or just copy the entire NVDA folder from one machine to another. That works, provided they are both in the same location. No need to make a portable copy. All the best Steve

Yep, you can’t seem to do that in NVDA as you can with JAWS. All the bet Steve

It's the same command as routing the JAWS cursor, Insert Plus. All the best Steve

It's because virtual cursors don't by default, scroll the screen, unless you have some kind of focus highlight turned on. All the best Steve

Well actually, there is more than one screen reader that does it. Window-Eyes did it, as does JAWS. I couldn’t have a primary screen reader any more that doesn’t allow control reclassification. All th

Hi Brian, Did you do one for restoring as well? Backing up is only half the story. All the best Steve

Exactly, this is called Personal. You can't expect a personal setting to please everyone. All the best Steve