This post is a spin-off of the topic NVDA says out of link in Outlook.  Much
of the later content of that particular discussion points out that you
simply cannot solve issues "in the abstract" and without specific data about
the operating environment involved.

Now that we are in, and will be in, a dual Windows 10 and Windows 11 world
for several years, have been in a multi-version Microsoft Office and M365
world, etc., it is essential to give the specifics of your operating
environment.  For NVDA issues, at a minimum, that includes:

1. NVDA version.
2. Windows Edition with Version and build numbers.  (Obtained via the
'winver' command.)  Edition - Home, Pro, Enterprise, Educational -
absolutely matters.
3. Software version.

It prevents having to "go around Jake's barn" (as they say in the Shenandoah
Valley) to arrive at both a problem theory and possible solution.
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Brian - Virginia, USA - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 22H2, Build 19045;
Office 2016, Version 16.0.15726.20188, 32-bit

"Be Yourself" is the worst advice you can give to some people.

~ Tom Masson

Jackie,

I (and Nimer as well, and Joseph Lee as well) have tried, and tried, and
tried, and tried to get this point across on several different tech groups.
There are times when it's even more critical than others to have this
information, and for any complex problem, at any time, it's essential.  The
fact that we are right now in a multi-windows, multi-office suite, and often
multi-other supported version environment makes this information critical.

Those who've ever paid attention to the initial line of my signature have
already noticed that I have included Windows version and build, Office
version at the high level and under the hood level, and the bit depth for
both windows and office, which happen to be different on my machines, as I
still have 32-bit office.  I did that so that I only had to dig this
information out, once, and it would be there for all my Groups.io posts, as
I'm using the Groups.io signature option, which allows all users, whether by
email or the web interface, to set up a signature that will be used by email
contributions and/or web posts.  This is on the Subscription page for each
and every group that you're subscribed to, and is separate for each and
every group.

P.S. Just added the Windows Edition to my signature since, although I have
both Home and Pro machines, I'm almost always using the laptop with Pro on
it.
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Brian - Virginia, USA - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 22H2, Build 19045;
Office 2016, Version 16.0.15726.20188, 32-bit

"Be Yourself" is the worst advice you can give to some people.

~ Tom Masson