[Rwp] Enabling my midi input in Reaper preferences won't work with NVDA

[Scott Chesworth]

Hi Dave,

Sounds like you're clicking in the correct place, but you'll need to
manually route the mouse pointer before simulating that right-click.
Try hitting NVDA+Shift+M before to do that before you simulate the
right-click, and you should be in business.

Shout if it doesn't work

Scott

On 11/13/15, David Eagle via RWP <rwp at bluegrasspals.com> wrote:
> Hi, all going very well with Reaper on my new windows computer. However,
> NVDA is being stupid and refuses to click the left mouse button on the name
> of my sound card so that I can then right click and enable it for midi.
>
> I go to preferences in Reaper, I then go to midi devices, tab until I get
> to the midi input part,  select the input I want to enable. NVDA reads it
> out and says that it’s disabled. I then press insert slash, and NVdA says
> “recording”. It is focused on completely the wrong part of the preferences
> window, and so the numpad star key to right click, takes me away from where
> I want to be and puts me back on midi devices. I’ve tried this nearly a
> hundred times now, restarted the computer, relaunched NVda loads of times,
> and even tried various different Reaper projects, but nothing. After over
> an hour of trying I decided to finally email you geniuses to see if you had
> any ideas.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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