Hi Larry. You're correct. The link that I gave had a keyboard commands
link but nothing there. Dinked around. Here is what I found. Of
course, the question would be, do these work with a screenreader:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GPC7U392HH93VPC8
Kindle for PC Keyboard Shortcuts
You can use many keyboard shortcuts to navigate the Kindle for PC application.
Anywhere in the Application
• Go to Home - CTRL, ALT, L
• Exit the Application - CTRL, Q
• Sync - F5
• Help - F1
• Move focus to next enabled control - Tab
From Library
• Move the focus to the book above the current selection - Up Arrow
• Move the focus of the book to the right of the current selection -
Right Arrow
• Move the focus of the book to the left of the current selection - Left Arrow
• Move the focus of the book below the current selection - Down Arrow
• Scroll the list of books up one page (but do not change the current
focus) - Page Up
• Scroll the list of books down one page (but do not change the
current focus) - Page Down
• Open selected book to last (go to last page read) - Enter, CTRL O
• Sort by Most Recent - CTRL, ALT, R
• Sort by Title - CTRL, ALT, T
• Sort by Author - CTRL, ALT, U
While Reading a Book
• Next Page - Page Down or Right Arrow
• Previous Page - Page Up or Left Arrow
• Back - Backspace
• Increase Font Size - CTRL, + (doesn't work on comics or content for children)
• Decrease Font Size - CTRL, - (doesn't work on comics or content for children)
• Bookmark - CTRL, D
• Open Notes and Marks (if closed) - CTRL, B
• Close Notes and Marks (if opened) - CTRL, B
• Go to Location - CTRL, G
• Close Book - CTRL, W
• Search - CTRL, F
• Toggle Full-Screen Mode - F11
• Exit Full-Screen Mode - ESC
• Single Column - Alt + 1
• Two-Column - Alt + 2
• Multi-Column - Alt + 3
• Open Flashcard Side Panel - Ctrl, Shift, F
• Open and close X-Ray for Textbooks - Ctrl, Y (only works on eligible
Textbooks)
• Flip Flashcards - Ctrl, Space bar (only works when in the Flashcards deck)
• Export to Flashcards from Notebook - Ctrl, Shift, N (when using the Notebook)
• Export notes from Notebook - Ctrl, Alt, E (when using the Notebook)
Using Text-to-Speech
To use these shortcuts, you must enable Text-to-Speech first. Press
"Ctrl,T" or select the Tools menu and chose Start Text-to-Speech.
• Toggle Text-to-Speech - Ctrl, T
• Pause or resume reading - Space bar (while in a book)
• Read the previous sentence - Ctrl, Shift, Up arrow
• Skip forward one sentence - Ctrl, Shift, Down arrow
• Increase speech rate - Shift, +
• Decrease speech rate - Shift, -
• Toggle continuous reading - Ctrl, Shift, C
Note: This feature only works on eligible Kindle content. You can
configure the Text-to-Speech language from the System Preferences on
your computer.
Navigating Within Tables (NVDA)
• Go to the next table - T
• Go to the previous table - Shift + T
• Enter first cell - Shift + ,
• Cell to right - Ctrl + Alt + rightArrow
• Cell to left - Ctrl + Alt + leftArrow
• Cell above - Ctrl + Alt + upArrow
• Cell below - Ctrl + Alt + downArrow
• Next (Previous) link - K (Shift + K)
• Next (Previous) image - G (Shift + G)
Stay well. William
