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Reported by aleskis on 2014-01-27 18:36
For a better comprehension of layout, it is useful when meeting an inserted graphic, that NVDA specify the wide and high of it.
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Hmm, I think it can be useful to have this information reported when getting formatting information for a graphic. This shouldn't be office specific though.
LeonarddeR
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Office Word improvement: when meeting embeded graphic, annouce his dimensions.
Add graphics dimensions to NVDA+f formatting information
Jul 17, 2017
I think the dimensions of a graphic, i.e. its height and width, are attributes inherent to the graphic independent of where it is placed on the screen, i.e. its location. Hence, I think NVDA+F is where this information should be added rather than NVDA+Delete. Also, what if the shape of the graphic is non-rectangular? How would we calculate some width or height for, say, a circular image? Anyways, those are UX questions that can be discussed more when this feature is actually being worked on, I guess.
Reported by aleskis on 2014-01-27 18:36
For a better comprehension of layout, it is useful when meeting an inserted graphic, that NVDA specify the wide and high of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: