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Re: Where are the pluggins?

David Moore
 

Hi,

Here are a few add ons I use.

The speech history and copy add on, I use a lot. Golden cursor, and many more. Here they are:

Windows 10 Calculator; Status: running; Version: 1.0; Author: Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...>  Windows 10 App Essentials; Status: running; Version: 20180109-dev; Author: Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...>, Derek Riemer <driemer.riemer@...> and others  17 of 18

Weather Plus; Status: running; Version: 4.7 03.01.2018; Author: Adriano Barbieri <adrianobarb@...>.  16 of 18

Virtual Review; Status: running; Version: 2.2; Author: Rui Batista <ruiandrebatista@...> and NVDA Addon Team  15 of 18

Insert Symbols; Status: running; Version: 1.0; Author: Erion <rob.mail@...>  14 of 18

Speech history review and copying; Status: running; Version: 2017.05.13; Author: [u'Tyler Spivey', u'James Scholes']  13 of 18

Speak Passwords; Status: running; Version: 1.0; Author: Tyler Spivey <tspivey@...>  12 of 18

Say Product Name and Version; Status: running; Version: 1.0.2012060901; Author: Patrick ZAJDA <patrick@...>  11 of 18

Resource Monitor; Status: running; Version: 17.10; Author: Alex Hall <mehgcap@...>, Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...>, beqa gozalishvili <beqaprogger@...>, Tuukka Ojala <tuukka.ojala@...> and other NVDA contributors  10 of 18

Remote Support; Status: running; Version: 2.0; Author: Tyler Spivey <tspivey@...>, Christopher Toth <q@...>  9 of 18

Place markers; Status: running; Version: 8.3; Author: Noelia <nrm1977@...>, Chris <llajta2012@...>  8 of 18

Lambda math editor addon; Status: running; Version: 1.1.8-dev; Author: Alberto Zanella <lapostadialberto@...>  7 of 18

Golden Cursor; Status: running; Version: 2.1; Author: Salah Atair <atair1978@...>, Wafeeq Taher, Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@...>, Abdel <abdelkrim.bensaid@...>  6 of 18

Enhanced Aria; Status: running; Version: 1.3-dev; Author: Jose Manuel Delicado <jmdaweb@...>  5 of 18

Day of the week; Status: running; Version: 3.0-dev; Author: Abdel <abdelkrim.bensaid@...>, Noelia <nrm1977@...>  3 of 18

Clipspeak; Status: running; Version: 1.0; Author: Damien Sykes-Lindley <damien@...>  2 of 18

Clip Contents Designer; Status: running; Version: 6.5-dev; Author: Noelia Ruiz Martínez <nrm1977@...>

David Moore

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From: Tony Ballou
Sent: Tuesday, January 9, 2018 3:32 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Where are the pluggins?

 

Hi,

 

There are a number of useful add ons available. You are only limited by your imagination. Some that I would recommend because I use them on almost an everyday basis are: OBJ-pad, golden cursor, windows 10 app essentials, clip contents designer, clip speak, easy table navigator, emoticons, enhanced aria, place markers, read feeds, remote support, resource monitor, and systray list, I'm sure other NVDA users will also weigh in on this with recommendations and suggestions.    


Hope this helps.  

Tony

On 1/8/2018 9:52 AM, tonea.ctr.morrow@... wrote:

Good News! A manager has agreed to complete the paperwork to get the ball rolling on installing NVDA on my machine. But, I have to have my ducks in a row. Where do I go for these plugins Marshall talked about so I can point to price and location? They are “Focus Highlight” and “Speech Viewer”. I looked on the NVDA website and didn’t see them.

If anyone knows of another plugin I should look at, now would be the time. Remember, I’m sighted and trying to make our software and support documents handicap accessible. I need to have this turned in ASAP (as soon as possible).

Thanks,

Tonea

----- Original Message -----

From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Marshall handheld Flax

Sent: Friday, December 29, 2017 12:55 PM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] Another Wording Question

 

I'd like to second Joseph's advice to actually install NVDA and see how it presents your application.  But in addition, as a sighted user you will probably want to do two things:

 

1. Install the "Focus Highlight" plugin -- it makes it *far* easier to visually see what NVDA is describing at any given point in time; and

2. Enable the "Speech Viewer" feature (under Tools in the NVDA menu) -- it shows everything going to the speech synthesizer, but it just appears in a scrolling window -- quite useful!

 

Marshall

 

 

 
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