[nvda] Re: Revision 238 - report status bar script and thoughts on keyboard layout

Well quite simple jaws and window eyes has a video driver nvda does not.  So
there for lines etc do not mean much to nvda it gets information based on
objects there for object nathacation.  

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Subject: [nvda] Re: Revision 238 - report status bar script and thoughts on
keyboard layout


Tony Broome wrote:
>
> You could probably use the insert key as a modifier key. My laptop has
> an insert key which is just to the left of the delete key. Page up and 
> or page down might be a bit cumbersome in my situation since they are 
> all in a single vertical row; delete, home, page up, page down, and 
> finally end. The insert is to the left of the delete key. I think many 
> of you are still thinking in terms of the jaws key layout which uses 
> the numpad keys. This is being abandoned more and more in later 
> versions of screen readers. Anyway, this is great work on this thing, 
> to say the least.
> Tony
>
Another question concerning keyboard layout and object navigation. What 
is the power or advantage in object navigation as opposed to the way 
that JAWS and window eyes does it?
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