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You'll almost certainly have a screen reader that is your primary one that you strongly prefer, and that your secondary/tertiary one/ones will not be nearly as deeply known to you as your primary one is, but they don't need to be. The phrase I've always used is that you can be absolutely certain that a specific screen reader will, at times, not "play well" with something you need to access. Every student I tutor gets the brief lecture that they must know more than one screen reader, and for this very reason. Excellent metaphor, and it extends to JAWS and all PC based screen readers past and present. This needs to be taken up with nvda developers since they can maybe arrange opening up of rooms that are now closed. On Thu, at 10:24 AM, Jude DaShiell wrote: Narrator has certain rooms already open to it as does nvda, but these aren't necessarily the same rooms. > am just curious to know why something is picked up by one and not by the > BTW, I am not saying that Narrator is better than NVDA, I use the latter. NVDA does not read out the buttons, Narrator does. > And I notice a similar behavior with conferencing programs like Zoom and > out things neither with the mouse nor swiping on the touch screen, whereas > For instance, when I was trying to reinstall Evernote, NVDA could not read > Can somebody explain why Narrator works where NVDA does not (and vice Needs to be taken up with nvda developers since they can maybe arrange To it as does nvda, but these aren't necessarily the same rooms. As more development happens moreĪnd more doors get kicked open. Of that development of the original software package a door is opened

There is a time when software works on a basic level and not Our experts can answer questions, walk you through completing a task or even resolve an issue for you by remotely accessing your computer.Il giorno gio alle ore 16:24 Jude DaShiell ha scritto: Having written software I'll try to explain this and all similar Purchase NVDA Telephone Support and get the help you need when you need it via the phone. There are lists for various locations and languages available. There are a number of community-run email lists where NVDA users can answer each other’s questions. Suitable for new or existing users wishing to improve proficiency.

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