[nvda] Re: NVDA and InnoSetup-Based Installers

Hi,

The issue is that The setup is running as Administrator, but NVDA is not.
Try running NVDA as administrator before running the installer. E.g. if NVDA is installed, find the nvda shortcut in the start menu and press the context menu key and then a for run as administrator, and then press enter. You then may have to press either alt+a or alt+c to get past the UAC prompt.
Eventually NVDA will support Vista UAC properly, but we have to investigate digital certificates and lots of other fun in order to get Vista to allow NVDA to run like this automatically. 

Mick

On 30/11/2008 8:20 AM, Chris Hallsworth wrote:

Hi all, using NVDA 0.6P2, there seems to be a problem with programmes
that install using InnoSetup. For example, it reads the control name,
but not the actual type. So, for example, instead of saying "Next>
button" it says "next> pain", or whatever punctuation NVDA is set at.
Second, once you're in the licence agreement, you are just practically
stuck whilst NVDA appears to be continuously reading the licence
agreement. The only way to get out of it is to exit the setup, which,
since it's a normal Windows producing prompt, is fully read by NVDA.
Could this be fixed in a future snapshot or release since I'm not having
these issues with either JAWS or even Narrator. This is under Vista Home
Premium. Thanks!

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