Hello tonea, I understand that you're not allowed to install NVDA or JAWS on your work computer without approval from the IT department but, assuming you have your own personal computer at home, have

Thanks for the help, John. No, they are running different synthesizers. I'll see if that makes a difference. George

Hi Is he a braille use with a display? I am wondering if he has his speech set to no speech under the synth settings. I am not a braille display user so am wondering if they turn it off instead of

Hi Are they both using the remote 2.0 add on or is one a earlier version? When ever i use the remote add on I hear speech from the other machine. Out of curiosity on your menu have you some how

Let me say that Avast is more accessible when self-defence of the programme is turned off, which is not recommended by Avast!

Are you running the same synth on both computers? I think it'll try to deal with it if you're not, but the ideal is to have both copies of NVDA set to use the same synth.

I am trying to control another computer using the remote 2.0 add-on. I have control of the other computer but I get no speech on my end. It acts like it does when the remote computer is muted

Good Afternoon Brian:  Have you known for this to be true with VIP or internet phones? Insider Dave

Is it more likely that you could use a portable version of NVDA than the installed version? You can run it portable not even on the machine, but on a thumb drive. Doing that may be against policy,

MAGic is actually better than Zoom Text, has more speech as far as I can remember, but it has the same issue as Jaws, 40 minute mode.

Jaws runs in 40 minute (trial) mode, though when it runs out, you’ll need to restart to use it again. They do need to update your list as Window Eyes and Jaws merged like a year ago…

Hi Group, I guess I'm getting old. The article body is way below the headers. I saw the reference to the 'next article' about IBM devices and then the large advertisement

I have. that's why I'm recomding them. The process is fully accessible and they get the building done in under 2 weeks. Or maybe a bit over two weeks. You select the programs and you can even have a

Wow, good work. Keepit up regards, Abdulmuhamin Yousaf! head of content department at www.blindHelp.net

Hi Josaph, your tutorials are best, I’m waiting for your tutorial, please record it soon! regards, Abdulmuhamin Yousaf! head of content department at www.blindHelp.net

That's beyond my knowledge but someone will probably answer the question. It's no reflection on you that you didn't think of it. Why should you? the only reason I know about it is that I've gone to

I have no objection to altering web pages in ways that screen-readers can read them and that don't degrade the page for sighted users. But making changes that degrade the page for sighted users isn't

Bouncing my forehead against my palm, “Duh!” I do that kind of thing all the time, why didn’t I think of doing it for the screen reader? For example, I needed to make a table of

NO, actually, I was able to remove Avast with no removing tool: I used screen reader with the help of Braille display and cursors. All the Best Angela from Italy

My suggestion evidently won't work in this case because this is the actual page of the article. Did you read below the links? there is a brief advertisement and I see the article below that. I