Yeah. One would think that with so many people interested and much more hacky workarounds that still show it's possible, there'd be something more than an OCR addon by now. And IOS does it with no

This is always coming up. I don’t' know how to effectivelys olve this problem. I don't usuallys tream, and my previous method was to find an .srt file on the internet -- basically a plaintext file

Hi all. What's the best way, other than the Lion OCR addon and manually trying to find the subtitle region in something like Netflix, to read subtitles right now? I've heard of some workarounds to

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I'm going to lock this topic after this post. This is a case where I directed Farhan to ask on the main list about plagiarism checkers that were accessible with NVDA because questions regarding what

Not astonishedt hat there is plagiarism. I was, and still am somewhat, skeptical that these checkers work efficiently, and cited a recent example of a case where stuff was officially published and

I do not know why you are astonished after listening about plagiarism. It is a hot topic in the writing and research field. Many research papers and assignments get rejected for plagiarism. Many

Howard, If you are on a Windows machine, and it has only one account, that account has administrator privileges. Any computer has to have an account with administrator privileges. A REG file and an

I don't even know how to login with administerator privileges; or maybe I just don't remember. The only thing I've done was to shift enter when I was pointed at a shortcut or an executable.

On Thu, Oct 20, 2022 at 11:41 AM, Howard Traxler wrote: Do you have this registry patch for windows 10 pro 64 bit? I could use that one.- The registry edit script should work under any version of

Do you have this registry patch for windows 10 pro 64 bit? I could use that one. Howard On 10/20/2022 9:47 AM, Brian Vogel wrote:

By the way, if anyone in the real world were ever to directly concatenate separate text links as you did for your L1 (two separate links) and L2 (two separate links) example I'd have them put in front

Yeti, Sorry, I used your email message and ignored your specifically mentioning that this was happening in Word. I created a Word document with two bulleted list of links, and here's that speech

Here's my NVDA speech output for the core examples in your prior message: speech viewer enabled list with 2 items • link L link 1 • link L link 2 out of list It is therefore

This is not an attempt to toot my own horn, but to make people aware that a REG file that does this edit for you was created by me, checked by Quentin, and the following added to In-Process last

Hi Louise Following your message, I have submitted a code proposal to have a command to toggle the feature of delayed character descriptsions. It has just been accepted, which means that it will be

Hi. Thanks, but I've already done that without success. Best regards. Paul. Le 20/10/2022 12:32, Jacob Kruger a écrit :

If you toggle on the settings, document formatting, colours checkbox, does that make a difference? Not sure if it would work in notepad++ at all, but, for example, in a

Hi, I use Notepad++ and the DSpellCheck plugin to find spelling mistakes. Faults are marked in red, but NVDA does not indicate the color. Is there any way or particular NVDA

I question even discussing this in a manner that may make people inexperienced with using the registry think that maybe they should do so. If I don't know something, I'd be glad to find out,