Re: Most Responsive and Accessible Version of Microsoft Word
Bhavya shah
Dear David and Chris,
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Interestingly, I use a mixture of ESpeak-NG and IBM Eloquence myself, switching between the two from time to time. I think it is unlikely that this issue has to do with the speech engine, because latency therein would appear in more than just Word, unlike the Word-specific lags I am encountering. In terms of specs, my laptop has 16 gb DDR4 RAM and an Intel I7 10th gen CPU. The lag I am talking about is, approximately, of several hundred milliseconds, and occurs to varying degrees during character, line as well as paragraph navigation (non-exhaustive list). However, I ran the COM registration fixing tool to no effect, but then restarted with add-ons disabled, and I think there has been a noticeable change in performance. I would like to measure this quantitatively so that I can detect changes with sureity rather than by the sense I get; I understand information about time after gesture for speech used to be recorded at one point in the Log Viewer, though it does not seem to be anymore. This is a deviation from my original question, but could someone please guide me as to how to find out the exact time it takes for NVDA to speak after an input? Thanks.
On 2/28/21, Chris Smart <ve3rwj@...> wrote:
Strangely, I see even faster performance with a particular version of --
Best Regards Bhavya Shah Stanford University | Class of 2024 E-mail Address: bhavya.shah125@... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhavyashah125/
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