Harry,

What you're seeing is the setting that allows NVDA to display a line as it's shown to sighted users. JAWS has a similar setting. You can turn this off in preferences. Do this:
1. go to the NVDA menu. Press NVDA+n.
2. Go to the preferences sub menu.
3. Arrow down to "browse mode." And hit enter.
4. Tab to the checkbox that says "Use screen layout when available." Uncheck this by pressing space.
5. Hit enter to save the settings.


Now you'll see each link appear on its own.

Regards,


Pratik


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Subject: [VICUG-L] an NVDA key stroke question

Hi all,
Using windows 10. I have NVDA 2016.4, and as you probably know, when 
you're reading on a web page, using NVDA, it will read 2 lines at a 
time, but I want to read 1 line at a time, so I can click on a link, 
instead of using tab and shift tab to highlight the link and then click 
on it. Anyone know what key stroke that is? I cannot find it anywhere.
Harry

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