[nvda] Re: How NVDA reads when typing

Hmm, just switched to hall, now lets see.
I want to type this then
press enter
I want to type this and then press space
Hmm, that does the same thing. Oh dear. Now you have me confused.
Maybe its a quirk of the way say whole word works on these two readers anyway.
Strictly speaking, if you have moved a line, the thing to say would be new line or similar, and indeed on Hal I seem to recall with a higher verbosity, it can be done. 

Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Dalgaard" <tbd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2008 8:41 PM
Subject: [nvda] How NVDA reads when typing


Hello!
I don't know if this is a bug or just me. But I do find this a little hard to deal with when writing mails with NVDA. Or just writing in general. 
I'll try to describe this situation as good as possible:
If e.g I do type:
Hello Peter,
how are you
on the same line NVDA doesn't do anything wrong. But if I do the same thing (but now instead of hitting the space bar) hit the enter key NVDA doesn't say anything until I've pressed the space bar again. This means that the sentance would sound a bit like this: 
Hello PeterHow are you?
That confuses me a little and I don't know if this is a bug in the way NVDA is designed, but for me it could be nice if NVDA spoke the word I just typed rather hitting enter or the spacebar afterwards. You see, it should just do the same as when I'm hitting the spacebar or using the enter key. I really hope you do understand. But if I didn't explain this good enough then please tell me. 

Best regards
Thomas 
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