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Jerry Martin

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Aug 7, 2026, 8:55:59 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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Good morning to all.
 
Using NVDA with windows 10, is there a keyboard command for locating and identifying graphics? I believe it is the insert key with the letter g. Thanks.
Jerry

Mister Kayne

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Aug 7, 2026, 10:34:20 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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Jerry,

 

Please use a better subject next time when mailing to the group, very ambiguous subject line 😊

 

Switch to BROWSE MODE: INSERT + SPACEBAR = BROWSE MODE and the key letter G will help you navigate all graphics/ images on the page. Hope this helps.

 

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Sean Randall

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Aug 7, 2026, 10:54:22 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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JAWS has a shortcut, which I think is ctrl + insert + g, to *list* all graphics on the page. it has separate lists for links, headings and so forth. 

NVDA has an *elements* list, when in browse mode the NVDA key + f7 lets you choose what to list. 
Hope that clears up any confusion! 

Thanks

Sean


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Gene Asner

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Aug 7, 2026, 11:06:47 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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While in a web page, just typing g will move you from graphic to graphic from your location down the page.  Shift g moves you up the page by graphic. 


That's the move by graphic command in NVDA.  I haven't checked the JAWS command but using this command, you will move directly by graphic on the page rather than use a list that isn't actually part of the page.  It saves time and commands to enter the list and set it to how you want to move.


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Jerry Martin

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Aug 7, 2026, 11:37:57 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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Jerry Martin

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Aug 7, 2026, 11:41:56 AM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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Also, does this work with background images? Thanks.
 
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From: Gene Asner <gsa...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [NVDA] Confirmation

While in a web page, just typing g will move you from graphic to graphic from your location down the page.  Shift g moves you up the page by graphic. 

Andrew Downie

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Aug 7, 2026, 6:30:11 PM (8 days ago) Aug 7
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No, it does not work with background images.  They are not accessible to screen readers.


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umesh rathore

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Aug 8, 2026, 6:22:24 AM (8 days ago) Aug 8
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yes Mister Kayne was correct once press insert plus spacebar key then you enter in a browse mode and press a letter keys to find a most element like g: graphic, f: formfeeld, E: edit box and l: links you press thees keys with shift hold you can jump the privious images, editbox, formfeelds and links. 
thanks!
umesh rathore!

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