Maureen,
The OCR in NVDA is designed to cope with incidental graphic representations
of text that people like to put up on the web from time to time. To use it,
just make sure that you have the graphic under the cursor. You can check this
by pressing the 5 key in the middle of the numpad. Or, in a laptop by
pressing the letter "j", which is the laptop equivalent. As soon as you have
the graphic in place, Press the NVDA key with r. the OCR is then on the
screen to read with the NVDA browse mode. However, you can open an notepad
file and paste the scanned result into it.
All the best,
Cearbhall
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Hi Maureen and hope you are doing well in these very unusual times?
Not exactly sure what you are really asking about with OCR Maureen but I can
invoke NVDA to read material for me on occasions, when JAWS fails to answer
the call.
If you have a follow-up query, don't hesitate to come back to me..Slainte
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