If you cannot see the HIMS driver on your NVDA installation, the HIMS drivers have not been properly or completely installed. Try installing again and run the file as admin. There are two installation

I can answer your second question. Pressing NVDA + dot, or numpad 2 if using desktop layout, reports the character of the current navigator object.Pressing the key combination 3 times will give you th

Actually, the LION OCR Addon sometimes discussed on-list does a decent job when invoked in Zoom Screen Sharing.

You should have a read of how it works, as there is no paste command. The copy command, I believe, is f12, but I have redefined this.

There is not an in-built command. You will need the Speech History add-on: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/speech_history.en.html Cheers Sam

Thanks for letting us know about this, Sean, What I would find really helpful personally as a time-saving measure is a way to indicate a type of heading level (1, 2, etc), via a tone, rather than wait

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Correct, they are not seen as headings.

I can confirm that these are seen as links when using latest JFW both with Firefox and MSEdge. I therefore don't believe this to be an NVDA issue.

You could also press windows x, followed by t. :)

The website may be refreshing, but may not be alerting him to the fact that changes have occurred. Otherwise he could try focussing the review cursor on the button or link (Section 5.5 of the NVDA use

Hi Afik, When you press the arrow keys on your QBraille, does it emulate cursor movement? Have you enabled hybrid mode? Do you still have a Braille connection to NVDA? Does the same behaviour occur if

Many thanks Quentin. Works perfectly.

Thank you, Tyler. No, it wasn't, and this is precisely what I needed to do. I have this off for usual activity, and clearly I'm going to have to set up a trigger. If this isn't mentioned in the docume

Thanks Cearbhall, I have constructed a test workbook without any blank lines. Still I cannot get NVDA to read the coordinates as it should. I have tested with NVDA 2019 and 2017 with the same result,

Yep, I did that also, but still nothing appears to change. I followed the example in the Excel with NVDA study material.

Hi all, 11.2.1 of the NVDA user guide mentions that NVDA is able to automatically announce appropriate row and column headers when navigating around Excel worksheets. I used to be able to achieve this

No, the letters observed in menus can be disabled by turning off the reporting of object shortcut keys. This is found under NVDA's settings in the object presentation category.

True, both ESpeak and the OneCore voices speak C T R L as control.

CTRL is used in place of control in many applications. If you don't like it being read as ctrl, you could always change the text string in NVDA's speech dictionary.

Your system focus remains where it was; just continue to use your arrow keys. It's not like JAWS where it's necessary to change back to your original cursor.