The following options are available:Ĭaps lock and Insert (the default setting) This setting allows you to determine the keys used as Narrator’s modifier key (the SR key). If you want to return to the keyboard layout from the April 2018 release, select the Legacy layout. By default, the Standard keyboard layout is selected. This setting allows you to select your Narrator keyboard layout. You’ll find the following settings there: You can get to it in scan mode by using the H key to move to the heading. We’ve added a new heading in Narrator settings called Choose keyboard settings. This is a change from prior releases where the Ctrl and Alt keys were used as Narrator’s modifier keys. If you’re using a 106 Japanese keyboard, then the NonConvert and Insert keys can be used as your SR key.
We’ll refer to it as the "SR key" throughout Narrator settings and in future documentation.īy default, the Caps lock and Insert keys will be available as your SR key. We’ve made some changes to the Narrator modifier key. To turn this off, check the Do not show this again box.
#Mystera legacy keyboard commands upgrade
When you upgrade to this version of Windows and switch on Narrator, a dialog pops up that displays information about the changes we’ve made to the Narrator keyboard layout. Move Next, Move Previous, and Change ViewĬharacter, Word, Line, Paragraph and Page Reading commands 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. We’ve also deprecated the ”Move to last item in containing area” command. These commands are still available in scan mode and Change View. Several of Narrator’s keyboard commands for moving to Links, Headings, and Tables have been deprecated from the Standard keyboard layout. Several new scan mode keyboard commands for selecting text have been added. We’ve added a few new commands for Narrator, including List of Links, List of Headings, List of Landmarks, and Narrator Find. You can now use the numeric keypad to issue Narrator commands. Some have also been changed to align to keystrokes that are more familiar to screen reader users. In addition, many of Narrator’s commands have been changed to be more mnemonic. Narrator’s page, paragraph, line, word, and character commands have been changed in our new Standard keyboard layout. You’ll see this change regardless of the keyboard layout you select. You can complete Secondary Action by simply adding a Shift key to each of those keys (Shift+Enter or Shift+Spacebar). Primary Action can be executed by pressing Enter or Spacebar. The Primary and Secondary Action commands in scan mode have changed. Move Next and Move Previous haven’t changed. You can also use Change View by pressing the SR key+Ctrl+Up and Down arrow keys. They are now mapped to the SR key+Page up and Page down keys. The Change View commands have been updated. So, from now on, we’ll refer to these modifier keys as the "SR key". Narrator now lets you use either the Caps lock or Insert keys as your Narrator modifier key. You hear: "Legacy, selected." The new Narrator commands will not be available in the Legacy keyboard layout if keystrokes for legacy commands conflict with those used in new Narrator features. Press the Tab key until you hear: "Select keyboard layout, Standard." To change the layout to Legacy, press the Down arrow key once. To change back, press the Windows logo key+Ctrl+N. Tip: It's possible to switch back to the old Narrator keyboard layout if you find yourself preferring it.
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