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Word: Report 'unsupported' when pressing NVDA+V in browse mode #7297
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I can reproduce this with NVDA version You can toggle this feature via the Browse mode settings dialog. Here it mentions "Use screen layout (when supported)", I would guess that in Microsoft Word screen layout is not supported. As you mentioned it would be nice if NVDA reported that screen layout is not supported when trying to toggle it via this shortcut. I think we need to clarify what the request is. Is the request to support screen layout in MS Word, or is the request to better handle attempts to toggle unsupported features? |
My current request with regards to the NVDA+V shortcut is to either
support toggling of screen layout in Microsoft Word's browse mode
implementation, or report 'not supported in this document'.
Undoubtedly, the former would be preferable, and I cannot think why a
toggle option for screen layout in Word would be any less useful than
on web browsers. However, if there are conceptual/technical challenges
deterring such an improvement, NVDA, at the very least, should report
the lack of support for screen layout. Your second interpretation was
not what I intended to convey. Hope that clarifies a little.
…On 6/19/17, Reef Turner ***@***.***> wrote:
I can reproduce this with NVDA version `next-14119,12ebc150` using Word 2010
on Windows 10 `1703`
You can toggle this feature via the Browse mode settings dialog. Here it
mentions "Use screen layout (when supported)", I would guess that in
Microsoft Word screen layout is not supported.
As you mentioned it would be nice if NVDA reported that screen layout is not
supported when trying to toggle it via this shortcut. I think we need to
clarify what the request is. Is the request to support screen layout in MS
Word, or is the request to better handle attempts to toggle unsupported
features?
Potentially it is both, however in that case could please open them as two
github issues?
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It's not possible to not support screen layout in word. It's always on (It
is what it is for things that don't use a buffer, Word, Kindle, and Edge
currently). maybe for any document not using a buffer we have a
"screenLayoutSupported" attribute that is default False, and buffers set it
to True.
On Mon, Jun 19, 2017 at 4:43 AM, bhavyashah <notifications@github.com>
wrote:
… My current request with regards to the NVDA+V shortcut is to either
support toggling of screen layout in Microsoft Word's browse mode
implementation, or report 'not supported in this document'.
Undoubtedly, the former would be preferable, and I cannot think why a
toggle option for screen layout in Word would be any less useful than
on web browsers. However, if there are conceptual/technical challenges
deterring such an improvement, NVDA, at the very least, should report
the lack of support for screen layout. Your second interpretation was
not what I intended to convey. Hope that clarifies a little.
On 6/19/17, Reef Turner ***@***.***> wrote:
> I can reproduce this with NVDA version `next-14119,12ebc150` using Word
2010
> on Windows 10 `1703`
>
> You can toggle this feature via the Browse mode settings dialog. Here it
> mentions "Use screen layout (when supported)", I would guess that in
> Microsoft Word screen layout is not supported.
>
> As you mentioned it would be nice if NVDA reported that screen layout is
not
> supported when trying to toggle it via this shortcut. I think we need to
> clarify what the request is. Is the request to support screen layout in
MS
> Word, or is the request to better handle attempts to toggle unsupported
> features?
> Potentially it is both, however in that case could please open them as
two
> github issues?
>
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After talking to Mick about this, it seems it is possible to support "non screen layout" in word, however it would be a lot of work and is considered fairly low priority. Since it would be a fairly small amount of work to report that the feature is not supported (as we do with unsupported quick navigation commands) I will morph this issue into an issue requesting that. @bhavyashah If you are still interested in making a case a for "non screen layout" in word, please could you open another issue. In order to try to set the priority on this new issue, can you try to explain a case where you would be likely to see a lot of links or graphics all on the one line? On the web this is likely to be seen in a navigation bar, but I think this is unlikely to be seen in a word document. |
I am fine with non-screen layout remaining unsupported. While
non-screen layout would be nice to have in the future, at least as a
temporary fix, a clear prompt trapping the command as well as
reporting its lack of support would suffice.
…On 6/20/17, Reef Turner ***@***.***> wrote:
After talking to Mick about this, it seems it is possible to support "non
screen layout" in word, however it would be a lot of work and is considered
fairly low priority. Since it would be a fairly small amount of work to
report that the feature is not supported (as we do with unsupported quick
navigation commands) I will morph this issue into an issue requesting that.
@bhavyashah If you are still interested in making a case a for "non screen
layout" in word, please could you open another issue. In order to try to set
the priority on this new issue, can you try to explain a case where you
would be likely to see a lot of links or graphics all on the one line? On
the web this is likely to be seen in a navigation bar, but I think this is
unlikely to be seen in a word document.
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To add, as mentioned in #5596, which happens to be a duplicate, it is worth documenting somewhere that browse mode in MS Word and other Office applications excludes non-screen layout. This, or the other ticket should also be closed as a duplicate. @LeonarddeR @michaelDCurran @feerrenrut |
@feerrenrut Do you think this bug might be good for new developers? If this is indeed so, as it seems from your comments as well, feel free to add the corresponding label. |
The "quick fix" label was added in response to your comment:
Blocking the command in this situation, and showing a prompt with a clear message to the use. This should be fairly quick to implement, but I'm not sure it would be good for new developers. There are some complicated things to consider. |
Report 'unsupported' when toggling screen layout in Word (PR #10795) Fixes #7297 Report "unsupported" when trying to toggle screen layout (NVDA+v) in MS Word and other applications that don't have support for screen layout. Previously 'v' was passed through to the application which was confusing for users who expected screen layout to be available. Co-authored-by: Reef Turner <reef@nvaccess.org>
Steps to reproduce
Expected Result
NVDA should announce ‘not supported in this document’. As is done for unsupported quick navigation commands.
Actual Result
The letter ‘v’ is spoken and inputted.
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