With nvda, use nvda+arrows to navigate the output of the commands.
This is actual navigation in screen review mode if I'm not mistaken,
so you can achieve it with switching modes or using the numpad keys to
navigate lines, words, letters and so on.
HTH,
Dzhovani
On 4/22/20, William Nutt <williamdnutt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,List web page is
I'use a Windows 10 laptop with NVDA, and m getting back into learning
Python. I've been repeatedly told that the most accessible option for
executing code is a text editor and the command line; however, I am
unable to hear or read the output of commends in Windows Powershell or
the built in command prompt.
Those of you who use a similar set up, have you had similar issues? If
so, how did you deal with them? If not, what command line tools do you
use for best accessibility?
I am happy to hear any tips you all might have to resolve this.
Thanks in advance,
William
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