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# Translators: The label for a setting in general settings to allow NVDA to come up in Windows login screen (useful if user needs to enter passwords or if multiple user accounts are present to allow user to choose the correct account).
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self.startOnLogonScreenCheckBox=wx.CheckBox(self, label=_("Use NVDA on the Windows logon screen (requires administrator privileges)"))
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self.startOnLogonScreenCheckBox=wx.CheckBox(
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label=_("Start NVDA during sign-in (requires administrator privileges)")
# Translators: The label for a button in general settings to copy current user settings to system settings (to allow current settings to be used in secure screens such as User Account Control (UAC) dialog).
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self.copySettingsButton=wx.Button(self, label=_("Use currently saved settings on the logon and other secure screens (requires administrator privileges)"))
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self.copySettingsButton=wx.Button(
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- Easy to use talking installer
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- Translated into 54 languages
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- Support for modern Windows Operating Systems including both 32 and 64 bit variants
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- Ability to run on Windows logon and other secure screens
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- Ability to run during Windows sign-in and at secure screens
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- Announcing controls and text while using touch gestures
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- Support for common accessibility interfaces such as Microsoft Active Accessibility, Java Access Bridge, IAccessible2 and UI Automation
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- Support for Windows Command Prompt and console applications
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You will then be asked if you want to install NVDA, create a portable copy or just continue using the temporary copy.
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If you plan to always use NVDA on this computer, you will want to choose to install NVDA.
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Installing NVDA will allow for additional functionality such as automatic starting after logon, the ability to read the Windows Logon and Windows security screens (which cannot be done with portable and temporary copies) and creation of Start Menu and desktop shortcuts.
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Installing NVDA will allow for additional functionality such as automatic starting after sign-in, the ability to read the Windows sign-in and security screens (which cannot be done with portable and temporary copies) and creation of Start Menu and desktop shortcuts.
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The installed copy is also able to create a portable copy itself at any time.
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If you want to take NVDA with you on a USB thumb drive or other writable media, then you should choose to create a portable copy.
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There will also be a button present to review the add-ons that will be disabled.
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Refer to the [incompatible add-ons dialog section #incompatibleAddonsManager] for more help on this button.
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+++ Start at Windows Logon +++[StartAtWindowsLogon]
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This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should automatically start while on the Windows Logon screen, before you have entered a password.
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+++ Start NVDA during sign-in +++[StartAtWindowsLogon]
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This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should automatically start while at the Windows sign-in screen, before you have entered a password.
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This also includes User Account Control and other secure screens.
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This option is enabled by default for fresh installations.
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+++ Copy Portable Configuration to Current User Account +++[CopyPortableConfigurationToCurrentUserAccount]
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This option allows you to choose whether or not NVDA should copy the user configuration from the currently running NVDA into the configuration for the currently logged on user, for the installed copy of NVDA.
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This will not copy the configuration for any other users of this system nor to the system configuration for use at Windows Logon and other secure screens.
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This will not copy the configuration for any other users of this system nor to the system configuration for use during Windows sign-in and other secure screens.
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This option is only available when installing from a portable copy, not when installing directly from the downloaded Launcher package.
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- If you are concerned about privacy, do not set the logging level to this option.
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- Debug: In addition to info, warning, and input/output messages, additional debug messages will be logged.
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==== Automatically start NVDA after I log on to Windows ====[GeneralSettingsStartAfterLogOn]
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If this option is enabled, NVDA will start automatically as soon as you log on to Windows.
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==== Start NVDA after I sign in ====[GeneralSettingsStartAfterLogOn]
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If this option is enabled, NVDA will start automatically as soon as you sign into Windows.
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==== Use NVDA on the Windows Logon screen (requires administrator privileges) ====[GeneralSettingsStartOnLogOnScreen]
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If you log on to Windows by providing a user name and password, then enabling this option will make NVDA start automatically at the logon screen when Windows starts.
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==== Start NVDA during sign-in (requires administrator privileges) ====[GeneralSettingsStartOnLogOnScreen]
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If you sign into Windows by providing a user name and password, then enabling this option will make NVDA start automatically at the sign-in screen when Windows starts.
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==== Use currently saved settings on the logon and other secure screens (requires administrator privileges) ====[GeneralSettingsCopySettings]
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Pressing this button copies your currently saved NVDA user configuration to NVDA's system configuration directory, so that NVDA will use it when running on the logon, User Account Control (UAC) and other secure Windows screens.
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==== Use currently saved settings during sign-in and on secure screens (requires administrator privileges) ====[GeneralSettingsCopySettings]
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Pressing this button copies your currently saved NVDA user configuration to NVDA's system configuration directory, so that NVDA will use it during sign-in and when running on User Account Control (UAC) and other secure Windows screens.
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To open your settings directory from anywhere you can use [Input Gestures dialog #InputGestures] to add a custom gesture.
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To change NVDA's configuration on the logon/UAC screens, configure NVDA as you wish while logged into Windows, save the configuration, and then press the "Use currently saved settings on the logon and other secure screens" button in the General category of the [NVDA Settings #NVDASettings] dialog.
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To change NVDA's configuration during sign-in or on UAC screens, configure NVDA as you wish while logged into Windows, save the configuration, and then press the "" button in the General category of the [NVDA Settings #NVDASettings] dialog.
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| -l LOGLEVEL | --log-level=LOGLEVEL | The lowest level of message logged (debug 10, input/output 12, debug warning 15, info 20, warning 30, error 40, critical 50, disabled 100), default is warning |
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| -c CONFIGPATH | --config-path=CONFIGPATH | The path where all settings for NVDA are stored |
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| -m | --minimal | No sounds, no interface, no start message, etc. |
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| -s | --secure | Secure mode: disables Python console, profile features such as creation, deletion, renaming profiles etc., update check, some checkboxes in the welcome dialog and in general settings category (e.g. start NVDA after logon, save configuration after exit etc.), as well as logviewer and logging features (used often in secure screens). Note also that this command will disable the possibility to save settings in system config and the gesture map will not be saved on the disk. |
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| -s | --secure | Secure mode: disables Python console, profile features such as creation, deletion, renaming profiles etc., update check, some checkboxes in the welcome dialog and in general settings category (e.g. start NVDA after sign-in, save configuration after exit etc.), as well as logviewer and logging features (used often in secure screens). Note also that this command will disable the possibility to save settings in system config and the gesture map will not be saved on the disk. |
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| None | --disable-addons | Addons will have no effect |
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| None | --debug-logging | Enable debug level logging just for this run. This setting will override any other log level ( ""--loglevel"", -l) argument given, including no logging option. |
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| None | --no-logging | Disable logging altogether while using NVDA. This setting can be overwritten if a log level ( ""--loglevel"", -l) is specified from command line or if debug logging is turned on. |
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| None | --no-sr-flag | Don't change the global system screen reader flag |
| None | --install-silent | Silently installs NVDA (does not start the newly installed copy) |
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| None | --enable-start-on-logon=True|False | When installing, enable NVDA's [start on the logon screen #StartAtWindowsLogon] |
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| None | --enable-start-on-logon=True|False | When installing, enable NVDA's [start during Windows sign-in #StartAtWindowsLogon] |
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| None | --create-portable | Creates a portable copy of NVDA (starting the newly created copy). Requires --portable-path to be specified |
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| None | --create-portable-silent | Creates a portable copy of NVDA (does not start the newly installed copy). Requires --portable-path to be specified |
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| None | --portable-path=PORTABLEPATH | The path where a portable copy will be created |
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