Reported by nvdakor on 2013-10-12 21:01
Hi,
When using Powerpoint 2013, you cannot find out the contents of slides when tabbing through parts of the slide. For example, on a title slide, when you tab through slide parts, NVDA should announce the title and the subtitle. In pervious versions of Powerpoint, NVDA does announce them (such as in Powerpoint 2010); however, in Powerpoint 2013, NvDA says text boxes instead of speaking the content of this box.
STR:
- Open Powerpoint 2013. If you're prompted to create a new presentation, select that option.
- Once you're in slide list, press TAB to move to the first field, which should be title. Enter some text into this field.
- Press TAB to move to the subtitle content, then tupe something else.
- Press ESC to exit to slides list. Then press TAB to go through parts of the slide.
Expected: NVDA announces the content of the slide such as titles.
Actual: NVDA says text box.
Nav object info (at the title text box)
- AppModule: powerpnt
- Object: NvDAObjects.dynamic_EditableTextWithoutSelectDetectionUIA
- Role: Graphic.
System specs:
- Windows: Windows 7 64-bit.
- Powerpoint: 2013 64-bit.
- NVDA version: master.9525.
Thanks.
Reported by nvdakor on 2013-10-12 21:01
Hi,
When using Powerpoint 2013, you cannot find out the contents of slides when tabbing through parts of the slide. For example, on a title slide, when you tab through slide parts, NVDA should announce the title and the subtitle. In pervious versions of Powerpoint, NVDA does announce them (such as in Powerpoint 2010); however, in Powerpoint 2013, NvDA says text boxes instead of speaking the content of this box.
STR:
Expected: NVDA announces the content of the slide such as titles.
Actual: NVDA says text box.
Nav object info (at the title text box)
System specs:
Thanks.