[nvda] Re: Windows Vista and NVDA

Same here. I'm impressed with NVDA under Vista. It reads most of the dialogues, and will even work with the built in software, such as Windows Defender. Well done guys, keep up the good works!
Chris Hallsworth
BrailleNote mPower User
Website: www.chrishallsworth.co.nr
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Subject: [nvda] Windows Vista and NVDA


On Sunday I got a new computer running Windows Vista Home. Knowing I have no jaws versions that work with Vista, I started Narrator to install NVDA 1235. I must commend the creators of NVDA for produceing such an excellent screen reader. I have not really missed JAWS up to the present, except for JAWS mouse movent to read the dialogs that popup and stay slient. I do not understand how to make NVDA read the popup windows and dialog screens. I also do not understand why NVDA will read all the tabs and buttons of CCleaner 2.01 and not the list views. Can anyone clearup NVDA's reading problems?

Angus

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