Attachment nvda.log added by ianr on 2012-03-14 03:28
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Comment 1 by ianr on 2012-03-14 03:40
I should also note that I have experienced this using US 8 dot computer braille and also US grade 2 braille. I had the avoid splitting words option checked when using the latter.
Braille was tethered to focus.
The log file was using 8 dot computer braille without the avoid splitting words option and without the read by paragraph option.

Comment 2 by ianr on 2012-03-14 04:03
One additional piece of information.
When it does get stuck pressing NVDA + up arrow speaks the next line but no matter how many times I scroll right it never gets past the next line and the braille does not change from the end of the line it is stuck on.
Pressing up arrow moves me back to the beginning of the current line and reads it.

Comment 3 by kredh on 2012-03-14 09:11
I hope it would help: I found out the same problem. I think it (sometimes) occurs in some editors when the Braille display comes to the end of a page. Then, scrolling right with the Braille display should look for the next line of the document, on the next page. It doesn't do this all the time.

On Wordpad for instance, you can read a whole document of a few pages by scrolling the Braille display. On Notepad2 / Notepad++, it doesn't work.

I don't know if it is related but you can't scroll right at the end of a line on a textarea in a web page, but that may be another problem which I'd open a new ticket for.

This can probably be closed. It looks like the same issue as #5678, which was recently integrated into master.

Closing as a duplicate of #5678.