Thanks very much just the same tony I really appreciated your help.
Regards,
Anthony
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Subject: [vip_students] Re: quick keys for NVDA?
Hi,
I only ever posted that 'Caspor' article relating to Apple here as far as I can
remember.
I always give a link to the articles so you'll find the source there!
Dominique Farrell is the one contributing many Apple articles of what you write
here.
I'm not an Apple user as I say but I do like to share articles of possible
interest that I come across in my research for my Irish blind news group
Best,
Tony Sweeney.
On 21/07/2016 12:32, anthony borg wrote:
Thanks tony I was referring to that article of the engineer miss caster.
Best regards,
Anthony
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Subject: [vip_students] Re: quick keys for NVDA?
Sorry if this may appear obvious and I'm not an Apple reader but certainly a
good place perhaps is to start would be
www.apple.com/accessibility <http://www.apple.com/accessibility> .
Tony Sweeney.
On 20/07/2016 21:03, anthony borg wrote:
No sorry tony, but as I didn’t know your e-mail address, I had to use 1 of
e-mails sent to cearbhall.
As I was very interested in those articles about apple that sent us, I decided
to write you to send me the website from where I can get them.
I hope you don’t mind,
Best regards
Anthony
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Subject: [vip_students] Re: quick keys for NVDA?
Are you an NVDA user because if so then you can answer my queries as to quick
access of NVDA.
Everyone knows about the help menu but that is not exactly what I need here at
the moment, something quick within NVDA or answers from users as I explained
earlier.
Now must get on with my learning
On 20/07/2016 18:17, Eleanor burke wrote:
all of that information is under help.
On 20 Jul 2016, at 18:15, Tony Sweeney <tonymsweeney@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:tonymsweeney@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote:
Cearbhall,
The manual is looking fine but could you let me know just for now that when we
are in an email or web page or whatever is there an NVDA keystroke in order
that we can get all of the necessary NVDA keystrokes therein and their function?
Tony Sweeney.
On 20/07/2016 14:50, Cearbhall O'Meadhra wrote:
Tony,
The user manual in NVDA is very clear and well laid out. If you view it as
given, you will be able to select the most relevant actions and learn the
keystrokes quickly that way.
Anyway, to answer your query, here is a good set of NVDA keystrokes that might
help you to get started. http://accessibility.psu.edu/screenreaders/nvda/
By the way, NVDA + 1 on the main keyboard opens the keyboard help which
responds to any keystroke that you try with an explanation if that key has any
function in NVDA.
Is this what you are looking for?
All the best,
Cearbhall
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