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NVDA fails to behave properly when opening MS DOC/DOCX password protected files in MS Word 2010. #2827

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nvaccessAuto opened this issue Nov 26, 2012 · 3 comments

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Reported by Harich on 2012-11-26 22:56
I've MS DOC and DOCX files protected with passwords. When I open them in MS Word 2010, I encounter following issues.

  1. After I hit enter on a password protected file to open it, the NVDA fails to speak the prompt to enter the password.
  2. I also hear NVDA startup audio feed, as if I had just restarted the NVDA.
    I've no idea if the above issue is also true for other versions of MS Word; I'm only using MS Word 2010.
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2012-11-27 01:05
Mostly a duplicate of #2716. However, I'm concerned about the NVDA restart, which suggests that NVDA is crashing for you, so leaving open for now.

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Comment 2 by briang1 on 2012-11-27 15:14
I've never had any luck with password entry using nvda on older versions of word. Nothing seems to be spoken or indeed happen most of the time.

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ehollig commented Aug 21, 2017

When I open a password protected Word document, NVDA does read the prompt to enter the password. NVDA does not read the characters typed or read when I delete them, but that is a different issue stated by @michaelDCurran in #2716. As we are unable to contact the original poster in regards to the crash to debug the issue, closing as duplicate of #2716

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