What you buy is up to you. If you buy a standard qwerty keyboard, you can enter whatever language you want. That's handled by Windows, not NVDA. Tell Windows you want to write in Spanish, and your key

What are you doing to change the punctuation level, and what does NVDA say? Also, which punctuation is being read?

Symbol level is used in NVDA+p and Punctuation/symbol level in the voice settings, so both are valid. People simply don't test what they write, even if the testing takes a few seconds, so the advice h

What are you pressing to start say all? There are two of them. One starts from the system cursor, the other one starts from the review cursor. The one that starts from the review cursor doesn't move t

I'm tired of helping people fix this issue. NV Access is responsible for the situation they created by supporting MathPlayer, and they should be responsible for getting you back up and running again.

Press ctrl+NVDA+s and tab once. Set the output device to Microsoft Sound Mapper and try again.

12.1.8. Keyboard (NVDA+control+k) The Keyboard category in the NVDA Settings dialog contains options that set how NVDA behaves as you use and type on your keyboard. This settings category contains the

Fortunately for this one, a recent PR got merged into master which might fix it. https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/pull/12610

There are a couple things you can try. 1. Just open the quick reference in word. The address bar of your browser will tell you where it is. Word should then import the file, and let you re-save it as

You just have to remove it and re-add the one you want.

Press 3.

The first thing I would try is disabling NVDA's mouse tracking. You're probably moving the mouse, and it reads what's under it.

You can go into the Input Gestures dialog and reassign any key you want. Simply go in and redefine the speech history keys to use the NVDA modifier and some other keys.

No. It just keeps going, with the replaced text. So your first entry is conflicting with the second one. To figure this out, I replaced 1 with 2, then 2 with 3. When I hit 1, it said 3.

I've never heard NVDA say prime. That must be something with your setup, or you're not sending it the characters you think you are. I did the following: 1. Created a new NVDA config (Run, nvda -c c:\u

Surely that's between him and Acapela. Acapela is an active company, and if it was truly illegal then they would deal with it. It should not be up to us to say what is legal or what's not, since there

Hi. If you use the sticky keys feature of Windows, the NVDA modifier automatically becomes sticky. If you don't want to use sticky keys, try this addon I wrote a while ago for a similar question. Once

The easiest way to do this is to enable the scratchpad in NVDA's advanced settings, then create a file in appModules called appname.py, where appname is the name of your executable without the extensi

Did you change the voice to match the language? If you don't have a Spanish voice installed, it won't work. If you want OneCore, you'll have to go into the speech settings and install one, then switch

I couldn't get it working with caps lock, but try insert. send {insert down} send +m send {insert up}