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In today’s video, I am going to demonstrate one of the most important techniques in NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) – controlling what your screen reader announces while typing or using commands.
Many times, we want NVDA to announce:
✅ Each character as we type – useful to avoid typing mistakes.
✅ Only words – so typing becomes faster without distraction.
✅ Silent mode – so we can work without disturbing colleagues or while doing typing practice.
✅ Each command spoken aloud – helpful when learning or confirming shortcuts.
✅ No command announcement – once we are confident and don’t want interruptions.
The best part? All this can be done quickly with simple shortcut commands – no need to go into menus every time!
This video will give you the complete guide to managing NVDA keyboard echo, speech modes, and command announcements with just your keyboard.
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