It is recommended that you install the Access8Math Addon: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/access8math.zh_CN.html

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

- Would you mind sharing which one? Someone else is virtually certain to miss the same thing later, and having it on record in the archive can prove most helpful.

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

Hello. You can read this guide: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/1632199 Regards.

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.

Hi _Brian, Am 04.08.2020 um 16:46 schrieb Brian Vogel: The IT department is aware of my problems with the older windows versions, but that will not speed up theire update politic. We've been migrated

Sorry, upgrading only my system to the newest Windows version will not work due to security policies, software distribution processes and so on. Also bringing my own device with a self installed envir

Hi Zahra Yes, you can email me at david.kingsbury@.... Regards, David

Grammarly used to work for me with firefox and NVDA (using the cursor) with most fields. Not sure about word, never tried. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hello, I would suggest to look into the axcessibility package developed by the Sergio Polin Laboratory of the University of Tutin, Italy. If I can contact you off-list, I can try and provide more info

As others have said, Grammarly is inaccessible with the keyboard and with screenreaders. For a sighted mouse user, it works great, it highlights grammatical errors in many places, including forms you

Hi Sandra, GitHub is not difficult to use. You do need to create an account, but that simply requires and email address and password, as most sites do these days. As it happens though, this isn't actu

Also for speech, it depends on the synthesizer - eg as Devin said, eSpeak-NG is one synthesizer, if you are using Windows OneCore Voices then it's up to Microsoft, and if you are using something else

The other thing which can help in some cases is NVDA's OCR. Navigate to the graphic, press NVDA+r, then use your regular navigation / reading keys to read the result. Press ESCAPE when done. It won't

Are you using any add-ons? If you restart NVDA with add-ons disabled does it make a difference? (NVDA+Q, then down arrow to restart with add-ons disabled and enter). Also which version of Word, and wh

Thanks much for the info. My actual grammar is quite good. My downfall is the comma, since I write by ear, I tend to use that little mark as I can make the spoken document sound as it should. I will t

Already tried F6 to drop me in the address bar, then tabbing over to the notifications which didn't work so will just listen to the screen as suggested. Thanks.

Until you find the command, try using f6. You will move through different parts of the window such as to the address bar, and perhaps to other parts including, I hope the notification. Also, if you le