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Choose Vision, and then check Make screen black under "Screen Curtain". This allows sighted testers to navigate and rely only on NVDA for feedback.Įnable the screen curtain from the NVDA Preferences menu, in Settings. Choose Vision, and then Enable Highlighting.

Turn on visual highlighting from the NVDA Preferences menu, in Settings. A solid blue outline highlights a combined navigator object and system focus a dashed blue outline highlights system focus a solid pink outline highlights the navigator object and a solid yellow outline highlights the virtual caret in browse mode. Visual highlight: A quick way to identify system focus, navigator object, and browse mode cursor. Open the Speech viewer from the NVDA menu, in the Tools submenu.

Speech viewer: Shows the most current text spoken by NVDA, useful for seeing the spoken text without having to refresh and navigate back to the same item.

The up and down arrow keys move within a type or list. To toggle between types of items and the lists of those items, use Tab and Shift-Tab. Alternatively, open it from the NVDA menu, in the Tools submenu. Open the elements list with NVDA key- F7. In web browsers, the elements list will include lists of links, headings, form fields, buttons, and landmarks.

Elements list: A quick way to explore the types of elements on a page.

Once the tools and settings are activated, they should open each time NVDA starts. To find tools and settings, open the NVDA menu using NVDA key- N.

Spacebar: Select or deselect checkboxes and radiosįor a full list of NVDA commands, see the NVDA User Guide.

Insert-Spacebar: Toggle in and out of forms mode.

Keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6: Checks the next heading levels 1 through 6, respectively.

Control-Alt-any arrow key: Navigate table.Up and down arrow keys: Move to the next or previous line.NVDA key- A: Read from current position.NVDA key- F7: Open elements list for current document.For example, pressing L takes you to the next list, while pressing Shift-L will take you to the previous list. In most cases, pressing your Shift key with another key will move your cursor to the previous item.