I got it installed but i'm having another problem. it started before installing it. something keeps getting corrupted. my alt tab doesn't work and the start menu won't come up and if I switch to

Hi sorry about that. When I am using Jaws and delete the message I am currently reading. It will open the next one and read it right away. Now when I use NVDA and delete the message that I am

Hi SPL add-on users, This is to notify you that I’ll be phasing out support for Windows XP and Vista in the next few months, to be completed no later than mid-2019. As I was planning to release

I agree. Since your version is not very old, I would personally stick with it until it no longer works for you. When I made the switch, it was from 2002. I was having issues that all seemed to go back

Alt F A has been around in programs at least as far back as Windows 95. I noted with interest, when I learned about ribbons, that the ribbon menu was set up to preserve this command. I don't use

Wow. My wife's new WIN 10 Dell laptop had version 10086 also. She had no UpgradeAssistant on her desktop. On 9/4/2017 1:53 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

Yes, ins, shift, s. That’s it. Thanks

Hi, the correct combination is shift+nvda+s Cheers, Daniel On 9/4/2017 2:06 PM, Monte Single wrote:

NVDA key + shift + S will toggle sleep mode on/off, and, NVDA key + S cycles through speech modes - think that's a default option/keystroke. Stay well Jacob

True in parts. New Microsoft's synths has a better spanish than espeak-ng, but usually with many problems in the inflection. Also the thing is Eloquence and espeak-ng works faster than any other

I thought the key combo to turn off speech in an application was; Control+shift+insert What is the correct combo? Thanks, Monte

On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 09:39 am, Gene wrote: If that is so, it would at least be useful, from what I've read, for blind users to know how to either stop it from coming up when saving files or how to

On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 10:02 am, Lino Morales wrote: Glad I had the Upgrade Assistant on my desktop when I got this referb HP on my birthday. I had build 1086 on here.Lino, Yep. I just had a

Oh OK just going by others have suggested on here in the past. On 9/4/2017 12:11 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

Glad I had the Upgrade Assistant on my desktop when I got this referb HP on my birthday. I had build 1086 on here. On 9/4/2017 12:10 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

You can rename the extension to the correct one after you download the file. Gene ----- Original Message -----

I've never used identities. Outlook Express has identities but I'll let someone else explain just what they are. Gene

Hi Mohammadreza, As you can see from the link that you have posted, that's correct, the extension is .nvda-addon. But some new operating systems, with many automation, see the file as compressed

I've said before that if you are listening to the Brittish Eloquence voice, that is a bad rendering with a phony Brittish accent. It was clearly prepared by American English Speakers who didn't

One of the benefits is that it shows a list of recently accessed files from which you can choose quickly. I generally turn off Backstage View, but occasionally I type Alt+F to activate it so that I