These commands control the way that NVDA reads content on a Web page, and also specify exactly what type of content should be read. These are the most basic commands used in NVDA. If you wish to cause one of the NVDA modifier keys to act like its original key (for instance you wish to turn Capslock on when you have set Capslock to be an NVDA modifier key) you can press the key twice in quick succession.
NVDA can be configured so that either the Numpad Insert, Extended Insert, or Capslock key can be used as the NVDA modifier key. Notable exceptions to this are the text review commands for desktop keyboards which just use the Numpad keys by themselves, but there are some other exceptions as well. In the table below, this will be referred to as just NVDA.
Most NVDA-specific keyboard commands consist of pressing a particular key called the NVDA modifier key ( Numpad Insert or Extended Insert by default) in conjunction with one or more other keys. This page only lists a few of the most used keyboard short-cuts and commands, for a complete list See NVDA User Guide. NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system developed by NV Access, with contributions from the community.
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