Just for your correction.

You said you do NOT have any other screen reader to test? I do

understand what you mean, but it is not fully and completely true.

ALL, and I mean ALL flavors of Windows - from at least XP and up - holds

Microsoft's embedded screen reader, named NARRATOR. Though far from

being a full-fledged screen reader, it many times can help you out. For

instance, due to its very basic functionality, it at least could give

you some idea to what extend a piece of software is accessible at all.

If NARRATOR cannot help you out, then chances are that the software at

the minimum requires some more advanced features of the screen reader.

I do, and have don so in other settings, on a general basis encourage

all: If your high-end screen reader cannot do what you want, give

Narrator a go. Then com back and report your findings.

Might sound a bit awkward at first glance. But sometimes the high-end

screen readers might have settings, that complicates the usage of a

software. Running Narrator, finding that things work, you might be able

to start tracing why the high-end screen reader does not do what you expect.

Furthermore, most - if not all - of the high-end screen readers, do have

downloadable demo-versions. Might be an idea, to download and install at

least one such demo, and use it for cases when you want to determine if

NVDA is the bottleneck of your issue. Far as I know, they all provide

you fully working products, with an up-time of anything from 30 to 60

minutes; Enough time to get an idea of whether your third-party software

is workable or not.

In the older days, installing more than one screen reader, sometimes

caused system trouble. To the best of my knowledge, such is NOT the case

any longer, and have not been for a decade or so. In other words,

encouraged are everyone, to go get yourself at least one backup screen

reader, if nothing else go for a demo. It further might help the tech

team of NVDA getting to the core of your problem, if you can describe

what is taken place when running an alternative screen reader.

How do you know, if you prefer McDonald burgers, if you never tasted

anything but Burger-King?

David

On 12/5/2016 5:22 PM, nasrin khaksar wrote:

> gene.

> thanks so much for helping me to test the program.

> i dont have any screen reader except nvda to test.

> me too, use windows xp service pack 3

> you dont need to use nvda cursors to intract with potplayer menus.

> you should only press the application keys and you can access to all

> menus and options by normal arrow keys.

> only nvda freezes and says nothing in the windows except unknown.

> i should restart nvda to work as normal.

> 

> On 12/5/16, Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> wrote:

>> Well, this thread has taken an interesting turn that I hadn't ever

>> anticipated (and, to quote Seinfeld, "not that there's anything wrong with

>> that.")

>> 

>> So I'll use this to get back on my soapbox about when anyone encounters an

>> issue with any software or combination of software:

>> 

>> * if you cannot give steps necessary to replicate the problem there's

>> virtually no hope that the problem can or will be solved

>> * if you can give steps necessary to replicate the problem, but others

>> running the same operating system and similar overall configuration that you

>> are don't have it when they perform those steps, this suggests an

>> idiosyncratic problem with your own system

>> 

>> I cannot count the number of times when I've spent hours on a given problem

>> only to find out that it was a weird interaction between two programs that

>> are installed, that a system has not been updated and old DLL files are

>> being called that have errors that have long ago been fixed, etc.

>> 

>> I'm not saying that anyone is directly "at fault" for anything, but these

>> are factors that you must consider and there will be occasions when "it's

>> just you" as well as many more when it's "not just you."  Having a

>> detective's mindset is essential in instances such as this.

>> --

>> *Brian*

>> 

>> *Here is a test to find out whether your mission in life is complete.  If

>> you’re alive, it isn’t.*

>> 

>>     ~ Lauren Bacall

>> 

> 

Thank you for teaching me some new NVDA-related things.


I used to use Iven, and in order to prevent outbursts, I decreased the volume level down to 40%, and it worked smoothly for me.


On 12/5/2016 10:42 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:

Ahh, I see. I only had a single ivan, because I was looking under the english us. The 3 ivan voices are under the entry that just says english. Now it makes sense. That was I was wondering where the other ivan voices were, they don't show up under the english us setting, only under the english by itself. Got it now. Think I'll stick with the ivan I have, it's slightly louder than the other 2, and slightly deeper, which I like very much.



On 12/5/2016 3:56 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

Hi

If the E speak nz is the preferred synth package under the synth
settings, I only notice the varients come up under the voice settings
section. I just looked and saw all 3 ivon voices there. Even though i am
using a windows 10 pc it should not matter.

There is about 40 or 50 voices or varients under that section.

If it is the sapi 5 version they might have to be installed if they are
there.

if not what is mentioned above i have no idea.

I can tell you if you made extra varients where to put them, but that is
not maybe you are asking about.

Gene nz

On 6/12/2016 9:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

Yeah, I know that. I was specifically asking where the ivan3 voice
was, because I only see 1 ivan voice, uneer the espeak ng synthesizer.
You didn't answer my question.



On 12/5/2016 2:40 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my
NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows,
that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute
mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

Ahh, I see. I only had a single ivan, because I was looking under the english us. The 3 ivan voices are under the entry that just says english. Now it makes sense. That was I was wondering where the other ivan voices were, they don't show up under the english us setting, only under the english by itself. Got it now. Think I'll stick with the ivan I have, it's slightly louder than the other 2, and slightly deeper, which I like very much.



On 12/5/2016 3:56 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

Hi

If the E speak nz is the preferred synth package under the synth
settings, I only notice the varients come up under the voice settings
section. I just looked and saw all 3 ivon voices there. Even though i am
using a windows 10 pc it should not matter.

There is about 40 or 50 voices or varients under that section.

If it is the sapi 5 version they might have to be installed if they are
there.

if not what is mentioned above i have no idea.

I can tell you if you made extra varients where to put them, but that is
not maybe you are asking about.

Gene nz

On 6/12/2016 9:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

Yeah, I know that. I was specifically asking where the ivan3 voice
was, because I only see 1 ivan voice, uneer the espeak ng synthesizer.
You didn't answer my question.



On 12/5/2016 2:40 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my
NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows,
that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute
mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

Yeah, I know that. I was specifically asking where the ivan3 voice was, because I only see 1 ivan voice, uneer the espeak ng synthesizer. You didn't answer my question.



On 12/5/2016 2:40 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows, that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

.

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows, that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

.

Hi

If the E speak nz is the preferred synth package under the synth
settings, I only notice the varients come up under the voice settings
section. I just looked and saw all 3 ivon voices there. Even though i am
using a windows 10 pc it should not matter.

There is about 40 or 50 voices or varients under that section.

If it is the sapi 5 version they might have to be installed if they are
there.

if not what is mentioned above i have no idea.

I can tell you if you made extra varients where to put them, but that is
not maybe you are asking about.

Gene nz

On 6/12/2016 9:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

Yeah, I know that. I was specifically asking where the ivan3 voice
was, because I only see 1 ivan voice, uneer the espeak ng synthesizer.
You didn't answer my question.



On 12/5/2016 2:40 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my
NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows,
that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute
mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

Yeah, I know that. I was specifically asking where the ivan3 voice
was, because I only see 1 ivan voice, uneer the espeak ng synthesizer.
You didn't answer my question.



On 12/5/2016 2:40 PM, Gene New Zealand wrote:

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my
NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows,
that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute
mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



.

Hi.

This involves great use of the Input gestures dialog. Because you want
to remap the text review functions, it might be good that you use the
laptop keyboard layout, which has different keys assigned for these
purposes.

1. Go to the NVDA menu, Preferences, Input gestures dialog.
2. Arrow down to the text review tree view and press right arrow.
3. Using your up/down arrows to move between the keyboard script
functions and your right/left arrows to open/close the tree view
items, you can delete the keyboard shortcut assignments with Numpad in
them.

Let me know how it works out.

On 12/5/16, aeneagu via Groups.Io <aeneagu=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
Hi,

I recently bought a Lenovo Ideapad 100 laptop that does not have individual
Home, End, PgUp and PgDown keys. Instead, these functions are on the Numpad
7, 1, 9 and 3 keys respectively. With NVDA off they can be used normally,
however when NVDA is on they lose their standard functionality as they
become numpad keys for review mode. Changing from desktop keyboard layout to
laptop layout does not seem to change anything, neither does Numlock on or
off, they still perform review commands.

Is there any way I can remove the binding from these 4 particular numpad
keys so that they work as regular Home, End etc, and remap other
keys/combinations for the 4 review commands?

Thanks,
Andreea

gene.
thanks so much for helping me to test the program.
i dont have any screen reader except nvda to test.
me too, use windows xp service pack 3
you dont need to use nvda cursors to intract with potplayer menus.
you should only press the application keys and you can access to all
menus and options by normal arrow keys.
only nvda freezes and says nothing in the windows except unknown.
i should restart nvda to work as normal.

On 12/5/16, Brian Vogel <britechguy@gmail.com> wrote:

Well, this thread has taken an interesting turn that I hadn't ever
anticipated (and, to quote Seinfeld, "not that there's anything wrong with
that.")

So I'll use this to get back on my soapbox about when anyone encounters an
issue with any software or combination of software:

* if you cannot give steps necessary to replicate the problem there's
virtually no hope that the problem can or will be solved
* if you can give steps necessary to replicate the problem, but others
running the same operating system and similar overall configuration that you
are don't have it when they perform those steps, this suggests an
idiosyncratic problem with your own system

I cannot count the number of times when I've spent hours on a given problem
only to find out that it was a weird interaction between two programs that
are installed, that a system has not been updated and old DLL files are
being called that have errors that have long ago been fixed, etc.

I'm not saying that anyone is directly "at fault" for anything, but these
are factors that you must consider and there will be occasions when "it's
just you" as well as many more when it's "not just you." Having a
detective's mindset is essential in instances such as this.
--
*Brian*

*Here is a test to find out whether your mission in life is complete. If
you’re alive, it isn’t.*

~ Lauren Bacall

hi


Under the voice settings section when you go into it under the barient
section it is a combo box open it up then arrow down the list to hear
the different varients there. the voices will change depending on the
synth package used.


I find my own voice Gene easy to listen 2.


Gene nz



On 6/12/2016 8:05 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:

I didn't know there was more than one ivan. I use ivan as well, but I
only saw one of them in the list of voices. This is using the espeak
ng. I like the ivan voice, where are the others so I may take a look
at them as well?



On 12/5/2016 2:29 AM, Dejan Ristic wrote:

Although you said that you did not understand ESpeak, what do you
think about using some of the variants it offers us? For instance, I
use Iven 3, which I find very clear. I have set the rate at 24. I do
not encounter any problems, probably because I use ESpeak, which I
find very quick and responsive. Try to get used to it. Your messages
say that your English is very good, so I think that you may get used
to it before long. Choose between the variants, and try different
rates to make it suitable for yourself. Let me also say that I used
ESpeak while doing some freelace translations from English to
Serbian, and vice versa. I was successful.


On 12/5/2016 5:28 AM, Ibrahim Ajayi wrote:

Hi good people:
If you can recollect, I did send a message to this group about my NVDA
not working properly. I did get many responses, and I thank all of
you who found time to respond. I am sorry I mistakenly deleted the
digest mail sent to me, and I can not reply to the mail. But I
believe some of you might remember the mail.
Actually, I got a very good response from David. He made some
suggestions which I've tried. I discovered when I switched off NVDa
as he suggested, and I used the demo version of JAWS for Windows, that
the system worked very nicely, and fast.
I strongly believe that the problem must be from the synthesiser I am
using. Actually, I use Micro sofft speech AI4 which I use through
viavoice outloud. I appear to like the synthesiser, because it is
very clear and it sounds like eloquence. But it appears obsolete and
not very helpful.
I can't use the JAWS demo version, because it works in 40 minute mode,
and one cannot usee that when doing serious work on the computer.
I downloaded Microsoft speech version 11 but it couldn't be installed
on my system. I did it several times but it didn't work. i cannot
use ESpeak, because I don't understand the speech. I tried koba
speech as well, but the speech for that is also not very easy to
comprehend.
So, can anyone suggest another synthesiser. I use windows 7 32bit.
I am Ibrahim from Nigeria.



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I have no idea why, but at least on my end, I'm seeing that my messages I send this list with Thunderbird are showing up as coming from NVDA@NVDA.groups.io rather than saying from Christopher-Mark Gilland.


Does anyone have any idea how in Thunderbird I can fix/troubleshoot this problem?


Chris.