I am not an expert on regular expressions, but I sure love to use them because they solve many decision problems regarding text and how it is processed. For every problem solved using a RE, hoever, th

"Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> writes: Thank you. I believed the system that always told me I was up-to-date. I laugh a bit after all, this is an election year in the US so that's what I get for

I like any synthetic speech that doesn't involve the sound of a cash register. Martin "Sarah k Alawami" <marrie12@...> writes:

I downloaded the update . The fanfare sounded and then ... and then ... Deafening silence There is nothing remarkable about this computer except it is amd64 architecture and the previous versions did

I have all the stuff to do real backups in route which does no good this time but one of the things is a 1 TB drive to match the 1 TB drive in the system. I hope to use Linux to make a bit-perfect cop

I just compleeted signing up on a web site that uses Google Re-CAPTCHA or some similar name. I used nvda on the latest google chrome and had no trouble. There's a timer ticking on that site as soon as

The radio programming data are kept in an off-system box. It's the radio. You connect a USB cable from the programming socket on the radio to the usb port and tell the programming software to "read" a

What I have read so far only mentions a special form of del that is a security-oriented form which apparently destroys the file and any file deleted that way is pretty much a goner but whether or not

I had an accident yesterday when a batch file appears to have deleted all the files in my c:\users\martin directory with maybe the exception of a few. A del *.* that was supposed to clean out a single

First, thank you. I will try your suggestion. After a night's sleep, I have figured out some of the madness and it's definitely not right but somewhat manageable once you know what it is. I open a new

I will interlieve my answers with your message. "Gene" <gsasner@...> writes: I suspect it is both. The program is flaky under nvda and positively bonkers under narrator. It actually opens better

Great question. This program is short on self-documentation but I did run it via narrator which shows a completely different layout for the screen and one can read the Read and Write buttons without r

I am using software in which most or all the regular Windows keyboard shortcuts don't work so you have to use the object navigator. It's nvda + numpad / followed by numpad / which is a left-click and

Thank you to all who responded. I just thought I had seen Alt + P in either a Windows10 book I was reading or one of the nvda documentation files I have but all of you were right. The software is name

Thank you. That helps a lot. I got out of the software I was running and simply opened a new window and alt + p did nothing at all except that nvda echoed the key strokes. nvda and Windows10 both have

I was listening to a demo of some software when someone needed to upload a file from their computer to an attached radio and they used alt + p. This gives you two alternatives, r and w which is easy e

The Subject is the message. Thank you. Martin McCormick

In my quest to get the radio programming software which is stuck in "Tree View" out of the trees and doing something useful, I was looking at the nvda keyboard shortcut list and found: Tabs (ARIA widg

"Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> writes: Certainly. Here is a link which will lead you to a zip archiv. https://gd-77.s3.amazonaws.com/GD-77S%20Firmware%20V1.3.0%20%26%20Software%20V1.1.10_2019071

This is all taking place with Windows10 and a recent version of nvda. I am attempting to run software that programs a brand of portable two-way radio with operating frequencies and other information t