[nvda] Re: Is it a bug, known issue or some other thing that nvda don't read properly in windows installers.

But in other screen-readers, we don't have to quit anyone (the installer or screenreader). 
Thank you.
James Teh wrote:

On 7/10/2009 1:30 AM, Jitendra wrote:

Hello, subject says it all, but is it a bug, I was installing ms office,
pressed space, a menu came, nvda did not read anything, I turned JAWS
on, it read things like "this feature will be unavailable, installed on
local hard-drive", things like that. now what?
These installers seem to do something a bit strange with regard to detecting screen readers. I don't quite know how it works, but I've noticed that if I quit the installer, restart NVDA and then load the installer again, those menus start reading. Also, you see the current status of the item in the tree. I suspect they only enable accessibility if the screen reader flag is set or some such, but don't understand why it is getting disabled in the first place. 

Jamie



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