You may not want to learn more about using the Internet than the one site you mentioned. If you do, there are tutorials and you may easily find instruction from someone that isn’t expensive. I don’t k

Web surfing has become quite standardized among popular screen-readers. If you already know how to surf with JAWS, you will find some instances where something is different, but almost everything is e

Are you interested in tutorials about any specific programs? It might be something to be discussed on the chat list, but you might get good recommendations. Personal instruction could be discussed as

You may use it in this or that program. But it is a program command. Screen-readers wouldn't use such commands because they are too likely to interfere with program commands. Alt and a letter or numbe

Very likely neither. Not always, but very often, commands that take actions in programs are program commands. Those that take actions in Windows are Windows commands. Screen-readers tell you what is o

Just because a program is unsupported doesn’t mean it can’t be used. I don’t know what the case will be with this program. Do you purchase it or pay a price for continued use? If it is offered as an o

There are add-ons that provide this feature but which ones, if any, are accessible, I don’t know. Gene

I don’t know if you meant to say tab down arrow. That isn’t read to end. Its either insert down arrow. If you have told NVDA to use capslock as an NVDA key, you can use capslock down arrow. Gene

Can you test with an internal keyboard or a directly connected one? Gene

Are you using an internal keyboard? Though I'm very doubtful it would matter, I don't want to leave the question unasked. Also, NVDA has a setting in browse mode settings that is a check box and says,

This is the page. You can read about the add-on and get the version you want. https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/virtualRevision.en.html Gene

A screen search is using something such as in JAWS, the JAWS cursor to search the current screen. NVDA has no way to do this without using an add-on, but there is an add-on that allows you to virtuali

The whole point of betas is to be used by many people to get reports on problems. If people don't want possible problems, then they shouldn't run betas. I didn't have new users in mind in terms of run

I'm not saying the concern isn't valid. I'm saying that describing the beta as not stable may discourage people from using it. Add-ons and stability are two separate matters and I suspect the beta is

What do you mean by not stable? Not all add-ons working with it isn't a matter of stability. it is a matter of compatibility and probably has to do with those add-ons not yet being compatible. but it

What version of NVDA are you using? One of the developers sent a message a day or two ago saying that the new beta doesn't freeze with the new Edge browser. I doubt you are using the new beta. Gene

We'll see what others say, but I am not aware of an NVDA command to access tool bars. I vaguely seem to remember a JAWS command being available but I never used it and I haven't seen anything about it

You can use JAWS as a demo and that may be enough for your purpose. I see no reason for not calling something what it is. If you can program whatever you need to program within forty minutes, your pro

However the user prefers, and that can be provided for in the choices, in a case like this, hearing some sort of verification is important. If you are scanning a twenty page or a fifty page document,

There is confusion on the subject. There is an add-on to provide OCR for versions of Windows lower than Windows 10. Windows 10 has its own OCr, so the add-on is no longer used. for purchase. Gene