Hello, First, a huge thanks for having read the Welcome Message and having done some digging!! From what you are saying, this is not really an NVDA question, but is related to Windows 10. The solution

Unless you're doing something odd in MS-Word then the answer is, "No, not really," if you mean some identifying character for start and end of line. Word, like most word processors, flows text so that

- Not to mention Office 2010. From the End of Support for Office 2010 Page: Support for Office 2010 ended on October 13, 2020 and there will be no extension and no extended security updates. All of yo

- Tab out, shift tab back in (or use a method of your choosing to exit the edit box, then jump right back in to it). It's a workaround when the problem arises, but a simple one that I have yet to see

- There was a discussion of this recently (and I need to find it, as I know I was part of it). What are you expecting to hear? I know that if NVDA is not set to read out letters as you type them, ther

- And I'll allow for that, since this topic would make no sense to start again on the Chat Subgroup just for that piece of information. It still should have started there.

I would like to kindly request that this be either taken private, to the Chat Subgroup, or both. I'm all for rehoming equipment like this (and am actually in the process of doing so as executor for a

- For the record, nor do I at this point. The inconsistent behavior with what NVDA is announcing when Thunderbird is not even involved is enough for me to say that this is most likely to be an NVDA pr

Even curiouser, when I'm having NVDA read my immediately prior message, in the web interface, it is saying "teeny tiny down arrow" for that character. But when I continue on to the one previous to tha

And a follow-up: When in Tbird, after having made the previously noted dictionary change, when I land on my inbox, where the▾immediately precedes the number of messages, it reads something that sounds

By the way, I just put an entry in the default dictionary with the pattern being the single character: ▾ the replacement string being: tiny down arrow the match type being: whole word. After that's sa

- Are you positive that the item you're testing this on afterward has the downward pointing small triangle present? When I try to search for that character, copied and pasted from your line, which I'm

Even though this topic was launched first, the more recent one asking about this issue has a title that is far more indicative regarding the actual issue: Oddity With NVDA And Thunderbird with Inbox s

- Using the NVDA Dictionaries with Regular Expression Matching to Change Pronunciations (docx) In this case, you need not use regular expression matching, since this is for a single character. You can

+Strange thing in Nvda Topic started yesterday, and should still be in your inbox.

Cristina, Your last message contained no material from you, just the quotation of my prior post. I'm presuming you meant to say and/or ask something, so I'm letting you know.

My guess, based on both things now said, is that this is likely more on the Thunderbird side of things than NVDA, per se. A screen reader only reads text (or alt-text, for graphics) that is exposed to

Have you tried: The Most Basic Troubleshooting Steps for Suspected NVDA Issues Just doing the three things there, in order, can get you a lot of information about what the potential root cause might b

- Believe me, I have spent months looking into this, and with no resolution. It does appear to have something to do with whether a given Groups.io user, who's using the email interface, is using HTML

And, by the way, this topic ceased to be about NVDA many, many posts ago. And my last one had nothing to do with NVDA. Virtually everything discussed is about Windows and only Windows. Thus, I am aski