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Reported by KevanGC on 2010-09-20 07:35
In jaws and other screen readers, when you're in IE or FireFox, you can press CTRL+F and a dialog will come up, letting you type in a particular text string and pressing enter. It moves the virtual cursor (Or whatever you want to call it) to the next occurence of the text string you typed in. But when you press CTRL+F in NVDA, you get a toolbar, and it's hard to navigate it. I was wondering if you could somehow make something that would allow us to find and go to a particular location on a page in IE or FireFox, just by typing the text in. That would be very useful. Thx.
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2010-09-20 07:40
NVDA+control+f does exactly this, as documented in section 7 of the NVDA 2010.2 User Guide.
Changes:
Changed title from "A new request for 2010.2" to "Command to find text in virtual buffers"
Milestone changed from None to None
Added labels: worksforme
State: closed
Reported by KevanGC on 2010-09-20 07:35
In jaws and other screen readers, when you're in IE or FireFox, you can press CTRL+F and a dialog will come up, letting you type in a particular text string and pressing enter. It moves the virtual cursor (Or whatever you want to call it) to the next occurence of the text string you typed in. But when you press CTRL+F in NVDA, you get a toolbar, and it's hard to navigate it. I was wondering if you could somehow make something that would allow us to find and go to a particular location on a page in IE or FireFox, just by typing the text in. That would be very useful. Thx.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: