I haven't used PDF to any extent. Isn't HTML mostly used now? Whatever the case, if people have problems using CHM, that's another instance of poor instruction or of people picking up Windows and

I seem to be missing some posts to this list in my email, as I can see replies to some where the original is not there. Don't have time to go furtling about on the web site and it will probably get

We are only assuming he means Alex at the moment as Daniel is there too and its ubiquitous in its distribution. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

I do not like pdf due to the problems it has if its not used with approved readers and if there are any mistakes in tagging. its also slow. HTML however its done is far better, If the only difference

Hi, Perhaps either the .chm or .html versions would be best because they are what we as blind users are most familiar with. If I had to choose one over the other though, the .chm file version was

I far prefer the web browser option. Its based on something everyone should learn first, ie how web sites work etc, so one does not need to know about function keys and all of that sort of stuff. Its

Actually, you are right: it is not for us at all, but the good news is Windows 10 has an accessible  antivirus program built in. Ciao Angela from Italy.

Hi, Daniel's a UK voice, I'm pretty sure Gerardo specified a US voice. The only US voice that I can think of off the top of my head that wouldn't be in the Vocaliser list is Alex, because he's a voice

What error are you getting? I have noticed recently than around the world many internet service providers are now blocking sites using automatic software that might look for key words just to be a bit

If it is Alex then you will need to find out who owns the copyright. It may well be that Apple wanted at least some voices only they have, and hence anyone else using it would no doubt get sued to

Being fair, its actually not so bad, but if you cannot control it due to its inaccessibility then its really not for blind people. I still find it astounding that so many pieces of software in mass

What is it called, are you referring toDaniel? I thought almost every synth had this as an option . I have it but I find him ( John Briggs to give him his real name) Just a little too

I did suggest this in my message too. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name

Yup, a friend of mine says the core part of it is protected so well that screenreaders cannot actually get at the controls or menus. Increasingly, anti virus makers are doing this, probably for

I don't know but there is also a ticket about combo boxes collapsing in Chrome and being unable to be sure what is selected too. maybe a case for Firefox portable to be on the system, ie the old

I personally found Superantispyware as a stand alone to be quite useful but like Malwarebytes some parts of it seem to need the object or screen navgation to always be accessible. I don't get why

Windows Defender settings are totally accessible using screen readers. -- They Ask Me If I'm Happy; I say Yes. They ask: "How Happy are You?" I Say: "I'm as happy as a stow away chimpanzee on a

I think Windows Defender and Malwarebytes have different purposes, and should coexist. Malwarebytes is useful as an on-demand scanner. Defender should stay in the background and protect you against

Can you narrow down the problem to being at your end of the connection or the server end? In other words, do you have this problem no matter what you are doing on the remote machine (nano, vim,

Alex is not a Vocalizer voice. Rui Fontes Às 13:30 de 11/12/2017, Damien Sykes escreveu: