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Echoing Powershell Window
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K0LNY
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Running windows 10, and I often use windows powershell with NVDA to log into other computers on my network. Normally it works great with NVDA, I can hear everything that comes up on the screen after I press enter. I'm wondering if I may have changed an NVDA setting that stopped this from happening, it is acting more like Jaws, I have to do the move to focus action and use the number pad to read up from the bottom. The powershell screen is maximized, and I have unloaded and reloaded NVDA, and reopened the powershell window. I hadn't done any updates to cause the change. Any ideas? Thanks. Glenn |
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Tyler Spivey
Press NVDA+5, 6 and 7 until they're all on.
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This is one feature I don't like about NVDA's default keyboard layout. These keys are right above NVDA+t or close enough to it, and pressing them isn't obvious for a long time after. On 3/21/2023 10:53 AM, K0LNY wrote:
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Richard Wells
Glen: Try pressing NVDA+NUM-ROW-5. That should get it speaking properly again in Power Shell.
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On 3/21/2023 12:53 PM, K0LNY wrote:
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