Hi Vaibhav Do you experience the same problem in other Word documents? Cheers Ben

Hi Vaibhav If Word is set to show all paragraph markers, toggle this setting with Control + Shift + 8. Ensure you use eight on the number row. Cheers Ben

Hi Monti Use Control + Page Down to take you to the next result, and Control + Page Up to take you to the previous. Note that the result is automatically selected when you navigate with this method. I

Hi Ryan I just came across an Acer laptop yesterday for the first time in a while. This model had a small Page Up key above the left arrow, and a small Page Down key directly above the right arrow. If

Hi everyone Hold the Shift and use your arrows to select files that are next to each other. If you only want some of the files in a folder, hold Control and use your arrows to move to those files. Kee

Hi Bob and Cearbhall To add to the mystery, I just checked on a work PC running NVDA 2020.3 and Word 2016. Sentence navigation is working for me using Alt + Up or Down arrow. I realised that Tony’s ad

Hahaha Good point! Sorry, I meant, someone else!

Hi Cearbhall I forgot to mention that I am running Office 365, rather than 2016. I don’t think this will make a difference, but it would be interesting to hear from someone running 2016 to clarify if

Hi Cearbhall The next and previous sentence commands should be working as normal in Word. However, note that they will not work if you are using Browse mode in a Word document to navigate by headings

Hi Ann Try these two methods and see which works for you. 1. When you find a word in the spell check pain and you need to know the context, use Shift + F6 to cycle back to the document pain. You shoul

Hi Aschalew There is no equivalent command in NVDA. Cheers Ben

Hi Luke Use Control + left and right arrows in a ribbon to move from one group of features to another. When on a web page, you can move to the end of a container element using comma. Add Shift to move

Hi Sarah It’s worth a try on websites where you encounter these situations. Results will vary, but it might get you out of trouble. Of course, I always recommend providing respectful feedback regardin

Hey Akash 1. Move your focus to the position of the element that has the mouse over actions. 2. Move the mouse pointer to that position with NVDA + / on the number pad (desktop mode) or NVDA + Shift +

Hi Rob Settings cannot be accessed from within a meeting window. End the meeting and ensure the main Zoom window has focus. * Press Control + F to set focus to the Search edit box. This provides a con

Hi Gene You can check manually using the menu. Place focus on the main Zoom window and hit Control + F to navigate to the find edit box. Hit tab to navigate to the menu. Cheers Ben

Hi everyone Coming in late on this discussion, so hope I’m on the right track! Ensure you update to the latest build of Zoom and you will notice that they have added the ability to turn on and off ale

Hi CJ You may have your keyboard set to Laptop mode. Insert + Down Arrow only reads to the end in Desktop mode. Press NVDA + Control + K to load the keyboard settings and ensure it’s set to “Desktop”