Hi all,

 

The second part of NVDA Technical Support: An Introduction webinar is now up:

https://www.josephsl.net/files/NVDATechSupportWebinar2.mp3

 

If you are curious about how the log file works or wanting to know how to understand log entries, this is the part you don’t want to skip.

 

Also, the third and final webinar in this series will take place on July 21, 2018 at 11 AM Pacific (18:00 UTC). We’ll go over recognizing and troubleshooting common NVDA problems. The location is the same: josephsl.net TeamTalk server.

 

Until then, help at least two people on various channels (users list, Twitter, Facebook, etc.), with at least one of them involving reading and understanding NVDA log. While doing that, come up with at least three problems you or users may encounter as they use NVDA.

 

Lastly, if there is sufficient demand, I’ll host a webinar in fall 2018 (around the time NVDA 2018.3 is being finalized) on how to use Remote Support add-on for its intended purpose: technical support, including attitudes, procedures, and activities people should NOT do with this add-on.

 

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi, Joseph

Thanks for sharing the link for the tech support part 2. However, when I am about to save the recorded file as mp3 to my machine I have no luck to download it. The reason of asking for this is just in case I wanted to review forward or perhaps to move to next I could easily playback it from here. Thanks a lot.

Robert Mendoza

Hi all,

 

The second part of NVDA Technical Support: An Introduction webinar is now up:

https://www.josephsl.net/files/NVDATechSupportWebinar2.mp3

 

If you are curious about how the log file works or wanting to know how to understand log entries, this is the part you don’t want to skip.

 

Also, the third and final webinar in this series will take place on July 21, 2018 at 11 AM Pacific (18:00 UTC). We’ll go over recognizing and troubleshooting common NVDA problems. The location is the same: josephsl.net TeamTalk server.

 

Until then, help at least two people on various channels (users list, Twitter, Facebook, etc.), with at least one of them involving reading and understanding NVDA log. While doing that, come up with at least three problems you or users may encounter as they use NVDA.

 

Lastly, if there is sufficient demand, I’ll host a webinar in fall 2018 (around the time NVDA 2018.3 is being finalized) on how to use Remote Support add-on for its intended purpose: technical support, including attitudes, procedures, and activities people should NOT do with this add-on.

 

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

Try http instead of https link.

Cheers,

Joseph



From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Robert Mendoza
Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2018 9:08 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA Technical Support: part 2 posted, things to do for
part 3 on july 21st



Hi, Joseph

Thanks for sharing the link for the tech support part 2. However, when I am
about to save the recorded file as mp3 to my machine I have no luck to
download it. The reason of asking for this is just in case I wanted to
review forward or perhaps to move to next I could easily playback it from
here. Thanks a lot.

Robert Mendoza



On 7/15/2018 1:21 AM, Joseph Lee wrote:

Hi all,



The second part of NVDA Technical Support: An Introduction webinar is now
up:

https://www.josephsl.net/files/NVDATechSupportWebinar2.mp3



If you are curious about how the log file works or wanting to know how to
understand log entries, this is the part you don't want to skip.



Also, the third and final webinar in this series will take place on July
21,
2018 at 11 AM Pacific (18:00 UTC). We'll go over recognizing and
troubleshooting common NVDA problems. The location is the same:
josephsl.net
TeamTalk server.



Until then, help at least two people on various channels (users list,
Twitter, Facebook, etc.), with at least one of them involving reading and
understanding NVDA log. While doing that, come up with at least three
problems you or users may encounter as they use NVDA.



Lastly, if there is sufficient demand, I'll host a webinar in fall 2018
(around the time NVDA 2018.3 is being finalized) on how to use Remote
Support add-on for its intended purpose: technical support, including
attitudes, procedures, and activities people should NOT do with this
add-on.



Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

Try http instead of https link.

Cheers,

Joseph



From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Robert
Mendoza
Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2018 9:08 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA Technical Support: part 2 posted, things to
do for part 3 on july 21st



Hi, Joseph

Thanks for sharing the link for the tech support part 2. However, when
I am about to save the recorded file as mp3 to my machine I have no
luck to download it. The reason of asking for this is just in case I
wanted to review forward or perhaps to move to next I could easily
playback it from here. Thanks a lot.

Robert Mendoza



On 7/15/2018 1:21 AM, Joseph Lee wrote:

Hi all,



The second part of NVDA Technical Support: An Introduction webinar is
now
up:

https://www.josephsl.net/files/NVDATechSupportWebinar2.mp3



If you are curious about how the log file works or wanting to know how
to understand log entries, this is the part you don't want to skip.



Also, the third and final webinar in this series will take place on
July 21,
2018 at 11 AM Pacific (18:00 UTC). We'll go over recognizing and
troubleshooting common NVDA problems. The location is the same:
josephsl.net
TeamTalk server.



Until then, help at least two people on various channels (users list,
Twitter, Facebook, etc.), with at least one of them involving reading
and understanding NVDA log. While doing that, come up with at least
three problems you or users may encounter as they use NVDA.



Lastly, if there is sufficient demand, I'll host a webinar in fall
2018 (around the time NVDA 2018.3 is being finalized) on how to use
Remote Support add-on for its intended purpose: technical support,
including attitudes, procedures, and activities people should NOT do
with this add-on.



Cheers,

Joseph