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Gene
Looking at it using object navigation and speech,
the information appears to be in a line below the file or foldername. Each
piece of information is a different object. I don't know how you move by
object using a Braille display, Using Speech, I move down to the child
window, numpad insert, numpad 2, while I am on the name. I can then move
by object to the right and see all the items.
Of course, I can right arrow and hear the
information while on the file name, using the main keyboard arrow keys but you
evidently need another way and I would think object navigation can be
used.
Gene
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Thanks for writing. I am still on Windows 7 but due to upgrade to Windows 10 shortly. I can find out the information using Left and Right Arrow, but I have not found a way of getting the information to appear across my braille display. I am using Detail View and have the Tool Tips turned on. Pele
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Pele West
Hi David
Thanks for writing. I am still on Windows 7 but due to upgrade to Windows 10 shortly. I can find out the information using Left and Right Arrow, but I have not found a way of getting the information to appear across my braille display. I am using Detail View and have the Tool Tips turned on. Pele
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David Griffith
Dear Pele
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This is slightly odd as, unless I am misunderstanding you, I can get this information from NVDA easily in 2 ways. Firstly as George say - turn on tool tips and the properties of each file are read for me automatically as I move to each file. To do this I think however you need to be in detailed view in Windows Explorer- I have not checked other views but it certainly works in detailed view. The second method, if I don't want tools tip turned on all the time is to use the right arrow key to read each field of the detailed view as it moves across the file properties. Is this not what is happening for you? This is on Windows 10 19.9 with NVDA 19.3 RC3 David Griffith .
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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Pele West Sent: 07 February 2020 09:25 To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Windows Explorer Hi George Thanks. However I already have Report Tool Tips ticked. Pele
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Pele West
Hi George
Thanks. However I already have Report Tool Tips ticked. Pele
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George McCoy
Try this:
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press nvda key plus p for preferences. You will be on the settings option. Press enter. You will be in a list of options. Press o for object presentation. Tab once to show tool tips and press spacebar to check it. Press enter or shift tab to the ok button and click it. Hth, George
On 2/6/2020 3:56 AM, Pele West wrote:
Hi Everyone
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Pele West
Hi Gene and Martin
thanks. I know about the View Details, but I was hoping I could get the information to show across the Braille Display. Never mind. Pele
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Gene
When you are on a filename, try right arrowing a
number of times and see if you can hear the information as you move. I am
not aware of any way to have that information automatically announced with
NVDA. If you don't hear it announced, we can try changing a view setting
to details in Windows Explorer.
Gene
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I am using Windows 7 and the latest version of NVDA. Is there a way to get NVDA to display more information about files and folders in Windows Explorer? In Window-Eyes I have set it to display the Length, Date Modified and Size but cannot see a way to amend NVDA to do this. Thanks pele West
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André
You can get different information about items in file explorer quiet
easily when you use the view option 'details'. For this, type 'Alt' + ' 'V' to get to the view menu, and then 'd' to select the view mode 'details'. When you are in this mode, then you can easily move between different information (file name, last date of modification, file type, file size, etc.) with the right and left arrow keys. Actually, you can think of this view mode as a table, wh ere every row stands for one item, and every type of information for one column. So you use up and down arrows to move between items, and left and right arrows to move between types of information. Cheers, Martin On 06/02/2020 10:56, Pele West wrote: Hi Everyone-- Martin Wiemer Grabensprung 185 12683 Berlin Germany Tel.: +49 178 715 66 76
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Pele West
Hi Everyone
I am using Windows 7 and the latest version of NVDA. Is there a way to get NVDA to display more information about files and folders in Windows Explorer? In Window-Eyes I have set it to display the Length, Date Modified and Size but cannot see a way to amend NVDA to do this. Thanks pele West
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