Hi Ketan, I know a few people use WordPress. There are various themes and I believe some are inaccessible. I haven't had a problem with any I've tried though I probably haven't been as adventurous

Hi friends, I intend to create personal blog and would be grateful if someone can guide me to accessible blogging platform. Please. With best wishes, Ketan -- Ketan Kothari Phone: [r]

just do a alt tab sometimes nvda focuses on a touchpad driver window and doesnt show the lock screen -- search for me on facebook, google+, orkut.. austinpinto.xaviers@... follow me on

I agree, my dad has the home use program for office which is why we have it. But now he is retired so we technically don't. office pro is 600 bucks, home business is 300 and home users for the basics

i read need for help of sighted person for making nvda trustworthy with AVG here many months ago in this list. -- we have not sent you but as a mercy to the creation. holy quran, chapter 21, verse

hi walmir. i dont use calc and dont have idea about it. but for writer which i use, i observe many inconsistance behaviour with openoffice writer and nvda. even when i want to open openoffice writer,

Hello: If I remember correctly Microsoft several years ago gave NV Access a one year subscription to the Windows/Office developer network to promote better accessibility with NVDA. As a

I don't recall seeing such a broad statement. and I see no reason why you would necessarily need a sighted person even if it were the case. Narrator or a demo of another screen-reader might well be

hi. but also i read many times in this list that AVG stopps nvda from working and block it. you need a sighted person to help you for make nvda trustworthy for AVG. -- we have not sent you but as a

hello walmir. i completely agree with you. when someone selects his her screen reader opensource, for sure should select the office program opensource too! and for me for example: wish that have all

hello evry one. carlos is it possible to microsoft gives there code to nvda developers to make it better accessible with nvda? i did not know this. if its so, how it is possible because microsoft

Quentin Christensen <quentin@...> wrote: Is it accessible with NVDA? In Linux (which is the environment it comes from) it doesn't implement the accessibility APIs and hence is not screen

Calibre is another program which will let you both edit metadata as well as import documents and create eBooks in various formats: https://calibre-ebook.com/ Regards Quentin. -- Quentin

Ideally, we would love to be able to support every piece of software possible. Indeed, as noted, there is a strong argument for supporting accessibility in other open source projects. The main issue

Easiest way to do this is with a little free one called Merge mp3. It will do just that--let you merge one file onto another either at the beginning or at the end however you like. You

No, AVG has never blocked NVDA. I just tried closing AVG and running the portable copy again, and got the same result as before. By "problems with AVG" I meant that AVG itself isn't working

That's not what I wanted to do. I wanted to take one file and append, or paste it onto the end of another file. I did obtain good advice on how to do this from the audacity

Hi gene That is really weird. I think i read he used AVG on his computer and some times AVG would stop nvda from been install onto his pc. I have had that and the way was either turn off AVG while

The below statement makes no sense. Librioffice code is already available for anyone to inspect, NVDA developers included. Saying that librioffice needs to give their code to NVDA developers if they

It isn't just a question of givingt code. If something is open-source then, by definition, the code is given to anyone who wants to see it. programmers need to put code into programs at times to