It sure still exists. Been existing since the 90s. Linux, that is. Unix has been around since the 70s.

Games move pretty fast though. Are you able to OCR and read and act with real speed?

It works with content immediately visible on the screen.

Find a graphic with text and hit NVDA+r. OCR results pop up in a little virtual window. Hit escape to close.

Oh, so it is lol. I was going to suggest control+NVDA+d but that gets you document formatting. Then I guess NVDA+Shift+E will work. Or NVDA+Y.

#addonrelease

NVDA+shift+d would work.

#addonrelease

I've never actually seen one of those. Although I do not believe NVDA indicates when a longdesc is actually available, does it?

You have to turn on announce colors in NVDA document formatting.

I think the feature is supposed to save screen real estate.

The company I'm starting with uses a program called Zoiper. It's what I would call marginally usable, meaning NVDA sometimes can't find where it's supposed to be and clicks the wrong thing. Would like

That's nice, but NVDA buzzes in word hwen it encounters a spelling error. I want to talk to the Jarte people so they can modify their program so NVDA does it there too. I did not ask how to spell chec

What is the mechanism used by NVDA to indicate a spelling error? I would like to talk to the folks at Jarte and have them ad something to their program so that NVDA indicates spelling errors just like

It's called a block quote. Most screen readers have a hot key for it, usually the letter q. In NVDA, press comma, and it jumps out of the container--in this case, a block quote.

There is no such client as Windows Desktop Client listed in the download center at: https://zoom.us/download Here's what I see: Zoom Client for Meetings Zoom Plugin for Microsoft Outlook Zoom Plugin f

How do you get to the accessibility settings. I joined a test meeting with the zoom meetings client, and I found no setting sbutton anywhere that talked about it. I found audio settings and such, but

If you press alt+shift+A to go into the menus, and find accessibility, there is a "enable braille support" checkbox.

Never mind. There was a setting i missed in the docs interface. Oops.

Using NVDA 2020.2 and Google Chrome Version 86.0.4221.0 (Official Build) canary (64-bit) on windows 10 I press alt+ctrl+z to enable screen reader mode. However I get no braille output. Is this a known

Any tips on using Google Sheets with NVDA? I understand the platform has made some great strides in A11y. Thanks.

Sounds like you need to get into the bios then. Under settings/advanced there are options to handle the keyboard. Of course, that means sighted help.