Hello everyone, NVDA 2019.2 stable has just been released. See the full post at: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2019-2-now-available/ Thank you for all your contributions. The community is what ma

Thanks for the heads up. This is due to the changes I made to how appveyor uploads files. I’ll push a fix for this in the morning. For now, if you want the lastest alpha, you will have to download it

Hi everyone, We have recently introduced new checks for Pull Requests on GitHub. Code contributors regularly have to deal with ill-defined and inconsistently enforced code style requirements. Code rev

Hi all, NVDA 2019.2rc1 has been released. This is a release candidate, and unless any critical issues are found, this will be identical to the 2019.2 release. Highlights and download links can be foun

Yes, please start using the alpha snapshots (these are based on master). Very little, if anything, will be delivered to threshold / threshold_py3_staging. If anything is delivered to those branches, i

For anyone not yet aware, the Python 3 migration and Speech refactor work have been merged into master. Alpha snapshot builds are now running on Python 3, this will become the NVDA 2019.3 release. Thi

Thanks for bringing this up, there is work in progress to address this: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/pull/9899

I’d like to explain our current plan regarding upcoming releases of NVDA, and how the threshold branch (migration to Python 3, speech refactor) fits in. Outline: 2019.2 release A beta 3 is expected ne

Not wanting to assume any level of familiarity, I'll just extend on a few things James said. I am assuming you already have considered the logging level set in NVDA, if not look at NVDA general settin

Thanks Brian, this has now been corrected.

> Does it end up in NVDA.log, Yes, I THINK so. It's been a while since I did this myself and I'm not 100% sure. Have you tried this and not been able to see your log messages? If so, I suggest that yo

In addition to building NVDA with `nvdaHelperDebugFlags` (I'd suggest with debugCRT and RTC), you can also specify `nvdaHelperLogLevel=0` for maximum logging verbosity. These args are defined in the `

Hi Tony, I can't speak for Michael, or the previous conversations that you have had. However, I can point out that this has been a very busy month for us at NV Access. We have had a week at CSUN AT co

Welcome Arnold! Thank you for your contributions, looking forward to working with you.

Thanks for reporting this. I can reproduce it, and have created #9431 to track this issue. Hopefully this issue will be fixed without too much delay. In the meantime, there are several ways to work ar