Hi jyotsna,

There is no seperate curser for NVDA as JAWS curser in JAWS. but mouse can be 
used in NVDA. NVDA reads the content at the mouse pointer. So I guess by using 
accessibility settingsof Windows and you can slow down the mouse pointer speed. 
Then you can slowly move the mouse pointer in different directions and find the 
content which cannot be navigated via keyboard. 

For more information you can drop in a mail to NVDA mailing list at     
[email protected]

Hope it helps...

On Tue, 14 Dec 2010 18:25:08 +0530  wrote

>Hi all,



I am a new user of NVDA and want to know that is there any such



feature similar to Jaws cursor in NVDA to access those portions of the



screen which can not be accessed through normal cursor navigation.



Any help in this regard would be deeply appreciated.







Thanks in anticipation,



Jyotsna







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