Yes. Read the section in the user guide titled Select Synthesizer (NVDA+control+s).

Yes. What are you trying?

Try NVDA+space.

NV Access doesn't seem interested in fixing this. In the meantime, I've written an addon which will do the best it can given how NVDA works to let you do this. The limitations are that it'll disable l

Run %appdata% vda and delete remote.ini.

Exactly. when you correctly press caps+k, caps goes down, k goes down, k goes up and caps goes up. That's reflected in the output, or at least should be. However, your keyboard seems to only support t

Try something. Start key test, and press caps+k. You should hear 20, 75, 75, 20. My guess is that instead, you'll hear 20, 20, 75, 75. Also, try that with other keys, for example the key to the left o

It does, and the key reference seems to match. Last step, hopefully. Install this addon: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mnwa9gpn79g0yrg/modifier-0.1.nvda-addon?dl=1 After that, your new modifier should wor

Let's do this a different way, then. Install this addon: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pjmpsvguwogqmo8/keyTest-0.1.nvda-addon?dl=1 That will add a Key test item to the NVDA Tools menu. Activate it, then h

Yes, assuming your keyboard doesn't have the same problem with it. You have two options here: 1. Remap with SharpKeys. You then can't use that key for anything except a modifier. Since it's your < key

It sounds like the keyboard on that machine just doesn't like caps lock pressed with another key. That's rather unfortunate if it's a hardware problem, and not some software doing it. Do you have anot

The status is normal. What's not is the status sticking around after the copy is clearly done.

Press windows+r, type %appdata% vda and press enter. Find remote.ini and delete it.

It works here. What entries are you using? Easiest way to get these is to go into the dictionary dialog, find them, then copy them by hitting NVDA+numpad5 three times. Or if you're on laptop, nvda+shi

Drivers for what? Error 112 is: There is not enough space on the disk. Try freeing some space on f: and it should work.

Try asking here: https://www.freelists.org/list/program-l

That link leads to beta 1. The correct link is: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2020-1rc1-now-available-for-testing/

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You change it in the punctuation dialog like you tried. You'll want to change both ! sentence ending and !.

No. The way NVDA works is it uses a keyboard hook. This intercepts all keys, and lets NVDA decide what, if anything, it wants to do with them. However, sometimes NVDA crashes, or locks up. It's still

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It uses Python's re module. You'll have to read the code which handles the speech dictionaries to figure out how it works. Why don't you just write an addon to do what you want?