If you use the continuous reading mode with JAWS or NVDA, you hear the picture object and the alt text description with JAWS, but not with NVDA. If your OneNote page has images with alternative text (alt text) titles and descriptions, your screen reader reads the description when you navigate to the image with the arrow keys. To stop the reading at any time, press Ctrl or give any other command. Alternatively, use the arrow keys to navigate to readable elements one by one. Then press the SR key+Down arrow key to hear the whole page. With NVDA, if you hear the title of the page, press Alt+Down arrow key to go to the first content block on the page. For other JAWS reading commands, refer to JAWS Reading Commands. Then press Insert+Down arrow key to hear the whole page. With JAWS, if you hear 'Page title,' press Alt+Down arrow key to go to the first content block on the page. If Narrator does not read the current line automatically, press the SR key+I. Use the arrow keys to navigate to readable elements one by one. With Narrator, if you do not hear 'Content block,' followed by the number of the content block and then 'Editing,' when you open the page, press Alt+Down arrow key until you do. Navigate to the page you want to read, and then do one of the following: To switch to the full-screen mode for easier navigation, press F11. Your screen reader reads aloud through a page in OneNote, announcing pictures, lists and list items, table cell contents, headings, and hyperlinks. To learn more about screen readers, go to How screen readers work with Microsoft 365.Īdjust the screen reader’s verbosity level To learn how you can get new features faster, join the Office Insider program. New Microsoft 365 features are released gradually to Microsoft 365 subscribers, so your app might not have these features yet.

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