Brian, with all possible respect, I am requesting some clarification on this ruling. My understanding from Bob's question, is that he wants to know how to use NVDA to access part of Excel, or whether

See this: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/3944 And this: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/9380 Post to/re-open those, if they do not lead you to a solution. Also try starting NVDA with

Diane K. wrote: This could be something as simple as the NVDA application being muted in the sound volume mixer (Windows+R, type sndvol, press enter, tab to the NVDA section if it exists and check the

Good day all I was attempting to buy a product (MS Office 2021 for $35) from Mashable (StackCommerce platform). In both Firefox, and Brave (with shields down, no less), and incidentally, though off to

Howard Traxler wrote: We need to see what is failing when you attempt to start NVDA. Try to start it, as Gene suggested, then, when it fails, attach the file at %temp% vda.log to an email to me direct

Dark Count wrote: I had something similar to this happening with Office 2019, about 18 months ago. I reported it in a Github issue, but it never got any love. In my case, the logs showed that the virt

I suspect that was more a deficiency in the way Vocal-Eyes did things, although I never used it so can't be sure. I know however that all through out the 90s, I used pine via a terminal program, with

I would have killed for any of those back in the late 80s and early 90s. I never (until just now) knew that any of it existed. I loved the C64, and later the C128, when I had enough vision to use them

I had heard of it, though I don't know if I knew its name. It was this mythical amazing thing that could let you do BIOS/CMOS configurations and accessible OS installs. In my circles there were rumors

I'm curious about a few things. 1. What program(s) does this happen in? E.g. Notepad, Word, Outlook, etc. Are there any it doesn't happen in? 2. If you run NVDA with no add-ons running (usually pressi

Mary Otten wrote: You might want to complain to Google Accessibility about this. There's no reason they need to be written as they are. https://www.google.com/accessibility/ Luke

Mary Otten wrote: Where is the example? I'm sure you meant to include an example we could try, but it didn't show up. Luke

Gene wrote: Warnings, yes. Errors, not so much. But this one is an index off by one error. Someone coded it so that it looks up index 4 in a 4 item list that starts at 0. In other words, it has items

Ah, good catch. I clearly wasn't thinking. Luke

Bob Cavanaugh wrote: NVDA doesn't know what it can comfortably speak, because it doesn't know how long the progress bar is. I think one of two things could be done. 1. If we were to make progress bar

Gene wrote: I can't comment. What I relayed was the substance of the discussion on the addons list, to which Brian G. referred. I have never used either the JAWS tool, or Global Extension, so can't co

Brian's Mail list account via groups.io wrote: It was the addons list. It's NVDA Global Extension. Apparently, one of the many sub-addons it contains, has some similarity to the Jaws feature under dis

Daniel Sommerfeld wrote: I don't know, but personally I have found it pretty successful to scan QR codes on my computer screen with my iPhone. The camera doesn't have to be positioned exactly, and jus

Mo Khan wrote: I would be interested in that. I'm in the U.S., but I'd probably prefer QB desktop if it's accessible somehow. Although, as Richard B. McDonald said, I too heard that it was not very ac

Nolan Darilek wrote: I was tempted to find one of the online accounting platforms with an API (Wave has one, I think), and write either a commandline or Python full screen interface for it. It just ta