Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

Gene

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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There is no add-on.  Are you sure you used the correct command?  it is NVDA shift s.  Hold NVDA and shift and type s.  You should hear sleep mode on.  If you issue the command again, you should hear sleep mode off.  Make sure you aren't  pressing any other key such as control with the other keys.

Gene

Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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                Ah, yes, I restarted my pc and followed the steps. It worked but for some reason k1000 comes in  as whisper if I do not cut NVDA off. My pc is just corky. I might have to just cut off NVDA so I can here the other program and turn it back on when I am finished. I somehow think it is my speech output causing this to happen  I know this does not happen when I am running jaws and k1000. But I prefer NVDA when reading things before, I used to like jaws! Thank you for the info. Heather  

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 4:07 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

There is no add-on.  Are you sure you used the correct command?  it is NVDA shift s.  Hold NVDA and shift and type s.  You should hear sleep mode on.  If you issue the command again, you should hear sleep mode off.  Make sure you aren't  pressing any other key such as control with the other keys.

Gene

On 1/22/2022 3:52 PM, heather albright wrote:

Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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Do you mean there is a whisper voice?  That should be adjustable.

Gene

                Ah, yes, I restarted my pc and followed the steps. It worked but for some reason k1000 comes in  as whisper if I do not cut NVDA off. My pc is just corky. I might have to just cut off NVDA so I can here the other program and turn it back on when I am finished. I somehow think it is my speech output causing this to happen  I know this does not happen when I am running jaws and k1000. But I prefer NVDA when reading things before, I used to like jaws! Thank you for the info. Heather  

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 4:07 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

There is no add-on.  Are you sure you used the correct command?  it is NVDA shift s.  Hold NVDA and shift and type s.  You should hear sleep mode on.  If you issue the command again, you should hear sleep mode off.  Make sure you aren't  pressing any other key such as control with the other keys.

Gene

On 1/22/2022 3:52 PM, heather albright wrote:

Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

Sent from Mail for Windows

 

From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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Well, the k1000 voice is so low that it sounds like a whisper to me when I put NVDA in sleep mode. But I am just turning NVDA off when I have to use k1000. Heather

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 9:52 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

Do you mean there is a whisper voice?  That should be adjustable.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 8:45 PM, heather albright wrote:

                Ah, yes, I restarted my pc and followed the steps. It worked but for some reason k1000 comes in  as whisper if I do not cut NVDA off. My pc is just corky. I might have to just cut off NVDA so I can here the other program and turn it back on when I am finished. I somehow think it is my speech output causing this to happen  I know this does not happen when I am running jaws and k1000. But I prefer NVDA when reading things before, I used to like jaws! Thank you for the info. Heather  

 

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From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 4:07 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

There is no add-on.  Are you sure you used the correct command?  it is NVDA shift s.  Hold NVDA and shift and type s.  You should hear sleep mode on.  If you issue the command again, you should hear sleep mode off.  Make sure you aren't  pressing any other key such as control with the other keys.

Gene

On 1/22/2022 3:52 PM, heather albright wrote:

Oh, I tried this now and it did not prevent NVDA from speaking when I was using k1000 14.5. Is there an add on I need? I am using a desktop with windows 10. Thanks Heather

 

Sent from Mail for Windows

 

From: Gene
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2022 12:42 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] NVDA reading in other programs

 

When you don't want NVDA to speak in an application, put it to sleep when you are in that application.  The command is

NVDA shift s. Use the same command to turn sleep off.  Its a toggle.

That is the command when using the desktop keyboard layout.  The laptop keyboard layout command is NVDA shift z.

 

One reason to turn sleep on rather than just stop speech is that if there are error messages, such as a not responding message, you will hear it.  Sleep is only on when you are in the window for that application.  You can leave it on, go to other applications, do what you want to do, then return to the application and you will be in sleep again.

 

Gene

On 1/22/2022 12:34 PM, heather albright wrote:

Hello, this may be a simple answer but, what do I need to check so NVDA will stop talking when I am using say k1000? I was able to make jaws not talk when I am using k1000 but, I looked threw the settings for NVDA and I did not get that option. Did I miss it? I searched threw the preferences and  tools options. Thanks Heather  

 

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