<html> <head> <base href="https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/"> </head> <body> <div> <a class="bz_bug_link bz_status_UNCONFIRMED " title="UNCONFIRMED - problem with some dialog boxes using nvda screen reader activating screen review with libreoffice 5.3" href="https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=108582#c8">Comment # 8</a> on <a class="bz_bug_link bz_status_UNCONFIRMED " title="UNCONFIRMED - problem with some dialog boxes using nvda screen reader activating screen review with libreoffice 5.3" href="https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=108582">bug 108582</a> from <a class="email" href="mailto:nasrinkhaksar3@gmail.com" title="zahra <nasrinkhaksar3@gmail.com>"> zahra</a> <pre>(In reply to Xisco Faulí from <a href="show_bug.cgi?id=108582#c6">comment #6</a>) > (In reply to Buovjaga from <a href="show_bug.cgi?id=108582#c5">comment #5</a>) > > (In reply to zahra from <a href="show_bug.cgi?id=108582#c4">comment #4</a>) > > > if you deactivated numlock and activated screen review, just press numpad7 > > > to read previous line, numpad8 to read current line and numpad9 to read next > > > line. > > > > Yes, I could not get it to read anything else than the title. I tested with > > About dialog. > > @Buovjaga, Should it be moved to NEW then? hello. can you please set it in to new? just turn off the numlock keys, then press insert+7 in the numpad keys to activate screen review and test! it does not only affect about libreoffice, it affects any dialog or message which requires users confermation or interaction. for example: if libreoffice crashes and wants to recover file, or any dialog that has okay and cancel button and we should read the message through screen review, because we cant access them with cursor keys or tab. here you are more detail about screen review from nvda's user guide. 5.5. Reviewing Text NVDA allows you to read the contents of the screen, current document or current object by character, word or line. This is mostly useful in places (including Windows command consoles) where there is no system caret. For example, you might use it to review the text of a long information message in a dialog. When moving the review cursor, the System caret does not follow along, so you can review text without losing your editing position. However, by default, when the System caret moves, the review cursor follows along. This can be toggled on and off. The following commands are available for reviewing text: Name Desktop key Laptop key Touch Description Move to top line in review shift+numpad7 NVDA+control+home none Moves the review cursor to the top line of the text Move to previous line in review numpad7 NVDA+upArrow flick up (text mode) Moves the review cursor to the previous line of text Report current line in review numpad8 NVDA+shift+. none Announces the current line of text where the review cursor is positioned. Pressing twice spells the line. Pressing three times spells the line using character descriptions. Move to next line in review numpad9 NVDA+downArrow flick down (text mode) Move the review cursor to the next line of text Move to bottom line in review shift+numpad9 NVDA+control+end none Moves the review cursor to the bottom line of text Move to previous word in review numpad4 NVDA+control+leftArrow 2-finger flick left (text mode) Moves the review cursor to the previous word in the text Report current word in review numpad5 NVDA+control+. none Announces the current word in the text where the review cursor is positioned. Pressing twice spells the word. Pressing three times spells the word using character descriptions. Move to next word in review numpad6 NVDA+control+rightArrow 2-finger flick right (text mode) Move the review cursor to the next word in the text Move to start of line in review shift+numpad1 NVDA+home none Moves the review cursor to the start of the current line in the text Move to previous character in review numpad1 NVDA+leftArrow flick left (text mode) Moves the review cursor to the previous character on the current line in the text Report current character in review numpad2 NVDA+. none Announces the current character on the line of text where the review cursor is positioned. Pressing twice reports a description or example of that character. Pressing three times reports the numeric value of the character in decimal and hexadecimal. Move to next character in review numpad3 NVDA+rightArrow flick right (text mode) Move the review cursor to the next character on the current line of text Move to end of line in review shift+numpad3 NVDA+end none Moves the review cursor to the end of the current line of text Say all with review numpadPlus NVDA+shift+a 3-finger flick down (text mode) Reads from the current position of the review cursor, moving it as it goes Select then Copy from review cursor NVDA+f9 NVDA+f9 none Starts the select then copy process from the current position of the review cursor. The actual action is not performed until you tell NVDA where the end of the text range is Select then Copy to review cursor NVDA+f10 NVDA+f10 none On the first press, text is selected from the position previously set start marker up to and including the review cursor's current position. After pressing this key a second time, the text will be copied to the Windows clipboard Report text formatting NVDA+f NVDA+f none Reports the formatting of the text where the review cursor is currently situated. Pressing twice shows the information in browse mode Note: numpad keys require numlock key to be turned off to work properly. A good way to remember the basic text review commands when using the Desktop layout is to think of them as being in a grid of three by three, with top to bottom being line, word and character and left to right being previous, current and next. The layout is illustrated as follows: Previous line Current line Next line Previous word Current word Next word Previous character Current character Next character</pre> </div> <hr> You are receiving this mail because: <ul> <li>You are the assignee for the bug.</li> </ul> </body> </html>