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  • For sending a message, as others have noted, control+enter is the keystroke you want. Alt+s should also work.

    Navigation in Outlook seems… a little flakey - if you press TAB, it inserts a tab stop into your email. If you press SHIFT+TAB immediately after pressing TAB it removes that tab stop.

    If you press SHIFT+TAB at the top of the body of a message, it usually moves back to the subject then to fields. If you press shift+tab at other points in the body of the message, it sometimes moves to the subject and sometimes does nothing. Moving back to the top of the message then pressing shift+tab does seem to work more reliably.

    F6 and SHIFT+F6 do move between parts of the window… just not the parts you might expect (Message body, ribbon, somewhere else in the ribbon, navigation bar, message list, then back to the body.

    Control+tab seems to move from the message body to the navigation bar to the message list then back to the message body.

    If you have the message open in a new window, rather than the reading pane, then control+tab doesn’t seem to do anything, and F6 only moves between the body of the message and the ribbon.

    With NVDA not running, most of that still works the same, although shift+tab does seem to move reliably move from the body of the message to the subject regardless of where in the body you are. Not sure if that’s an NVDA bug, but happy for someone to write up an issue on that, or anything else :)





















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    6 months ago

    Thanks everyone for your ongoing patience. We are pleased to confirm checking for NVDA updates now works again.

    Thanks to not needing a license check, there was never any other impact to NVDA & its functionality.

    Expert certification & snapshot builds are still paused & shop purchases are still being processed manually.

    We’re making progress, and once again we do thank everyone for your support and patience! If you do need anything, please do reach out to info@nvaccess.org.