What happens if you down arrow and when speech stops, read the current line. You can also try reading the current line of the navigator object, in the desktop layout, numpad 8. I don't know the laptop

I don't know if this will help but did you try alt enter and then maximizing the window in the menu? also, and I don't think this will help but you never know, have you tried pressing the full screen

You are using a JAWS command that is not available in NVDA. The commands you want to use have never been available. Ivf you want to use the keys in this way, an add-on has recently become available th

Is there any reason you don't want to use a program like Thunderbird? You will be autommatically signed in and it is more efficient than using the online interface. Gene

I shall present the long method, to be used the first time, then the short method which you can use unless you find some reason to use the long one. I haven't used the utility. In NVDA, the object nav

But if you don't know object naviggation and screen review, how they are different and how to use them, you won't understand what you are doing properly when you route. Also, the command you gave is n

There is object navigation and screen review and you need to know both to get full use of review abilities. I'm not sure what the best material is that explains how they work. I'll let others discuss

You must be in the program where the keys apply if they are program specific. If you are in a browser, you can press letter keys and hear announcements such as that x is move to the next check box, c

Links is the default setting. If you change it, you may have to reset it, I don't know but if you haven't used the feature before, it will already be set for links. Gene

When you say control alt insert t, does that mean control alt insert or control alt NVDA key? In any default use, control alt NVDA key is very unpleasant to use. Even if I have shift set to work as an

I suspect you would have to take up the question with developers or those who are knowledgeable about how live regions are handled. Have you tested with other screen-readers to see what happens? So fa

Perhaps shift applications key does the same thing as shift f10. Is that what extended application key means? If so, perhaps shift application key would open the menu. Gene

I haven't seen it discussed and I haven't used the OCR feature in the program. It sounds as though that is what you will have to do but there are alternatives to using NVDA, which I expect will be dis

NVDA reads the top line if there is print on it. While people who use JAWS grow used to such announcements as top, they really aren't necessary in my opinion. I can't say how others would react if suc

NVDA only recognizes what is on the screen. JAWS can recognize an entire document but that isn't a capability of NVDA. Gene

I didn't make this clear in my last message. Whenever an add-on is being used or something else is being used or done that might alter the effect of how something works, it should be stated in a messa

The add-on is evidently being used that disables the numpad in its default functions for NVDA review commands. If this is done, NVDA 7 does function as home, its default function in Windows if no prog

NVDA doesn't say something like home or top. You can tell by context and by knowing the command. You can have home spoken by turning on the speak command keys option in the keyboard settings, but I re

Perhaps because it is an app, you need to open the menu a different way. I don't know about the difference between apps and applications. You might try using object navigation which should already be

This is a program or a Windows function, I'm not sure which or if it depends on what you are working in. You are setting NVDA to notify you when something is flagged. NVDA does no spell checking itsel