Are you using the four-fingered JAWS keystroke or Excel bookmarks to set the titles?

Check, under quick settings, that 'title reading override" is turned off.

With JAWS there is a keystroke allowing a person to look at the scripting code for an application. how can a person look at the code for NVDA? thx,

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On the NVDA there are excellent tutorials--NVDA basic, Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Each costs about $25 US, and is absolutely worth the cost.

In Word, press alt+r, then w.

An easy starting place is https://www.nathantech.net/products/tutorials/python/index.php

alt-h should take you to the chat window.

Sorry about that. I meant NVDA, although JAWS doesn't display it either.

In word 2016 I have set tab stops for a table of contents--6 inches, right aligned, .... as the leader. When I fill in information the titles align correctly, the page numbers align, but there are no

Does NVDA have a touch cursor mode??

It'sa lap top. I don't know the brand or model.

Sometimes when my student activates NVDA, there is no speech. Trying to reboot, speech pops up long enough to say "slide to close". What is going on??? thx,

Yes! that's what I was hoping for. Thanks,

I am tinkering with tab stops. I want to know if the text I wrote before tabbing went past the first stop. JAWS tells me that when I am at the beginning of the line, I am one inch from the edge of my

When I tab, NVDA tells me the distance in centimeters from the left edge of the document. Is there a way without tabbing to retrieve this information? Thx, Ann

My student has accidentally got into tablet mode on her PC. She doesn't believe she pressed windows-a. Is there a hotkey to activate tablet mode? Is there a way to determine whether you are in tablet

There is an 'edit cell' item in the applications menu. Perhaps that would read the text.

As I move from cell to cell in Access, NVDA reads row and column coordinates , twice. I have turned off reading of column and row in the document configuration, but it makes no difference. It would be

You can read the chats with ctrl+f1, ctrl+f2, etc. I'm not sure how to copy info from a chat, though.

It is inexpensive and very, very good. I am using it as a teaching tool.