Hi all, I am pretty happy running emacspeak in a linux gentoo system as a virtualbox guest on my windows system. I run the X version launched by the cygwin startxwin command as follows: "startxwin

Nobody simply said the program doesn't work. Everybody who said it didn't work, mentioned that it doesn't work with NVDA. My message was the first one in this thread to say that it

I was just browsing the system tray while back up was doing its thing this morning when I encountered the nvda going away issue. This is windows 7 pro, with the latest master snap actually running as

 I wasn't trying to bring other screen readers into it. However you said the program didn't work. That is simply not true. it's a NVDA issue clearly.

Yes you are correct – If I switch to Jaws the list of processes become readable. When I switch back to NVDA all I hear is Pane when I try to navigate to the same window. Slightly odd. David

 the program works fine with Jaws.

Agree – I had exactly the same experience. Running latest version of NVDA with Win 10 essentials. The program opens but all you hear in both Windows is list I tried OCR but was told that there

If by the add-on you mean the Windows 10 App Essentials add-on, then yes to both questions. Not just the most updated Windows and add-on, but also the latest NVDA master snapshot. With all that going,

Hi, Part of this has to do with changes to searchui.exe on newer Windows 10 builds. Cheers, Joseph

The win10 app essentials add-on use to do this once upon a time, but no longer does for some time now, such a losss having to hear the nvda voice under Cortana some what spoils the experience

You sure about that? Older versions were a bit of a mess, but I've been told they fixed it as long as you have the latest version of windows and the add on. Brian bglists@... Sent via

And alexa and hey google are miles ahead of Siri so that leaves her as a bit of a lame duck. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

However, one issue is that it may well be a symptom of a more serious problem. I'd feel very irked at such a weird situation and simply have to find a reason. The other day I had to remove the dreaded

I got the impression he wanted it to do it automatically which would be unwise even if it were possible. Having been subjected to this person blithering on from a friends machine I'd settle for the

Have you tried disabling the anti virus system? I'm just trying to think of another approach. This does seem to be a very weird thing, as asking around the only Outlook related issues I hear about are

What makes you think they are not. I'm always being told to get up to date, yet those I know who have seem to have no end of issues in windows 10, the main one, sadly is having to wait for a surprise

Really I'd have settled for the other way around... grin. I'm not sure this is possible automatically unless there is a specific program which runs when it speaks, in which case one can use profiles.

I'm not sure that this is any better for paying customers of Github. In the main I feel its to do with the ethos of programmers vs users appreciation of each others needs. Its almost like a language

Because of a recommendation on this list I downloaded and installed Process Explorer from SysInternals, but it is totally inaccessible with NVDA, not usable at all. Regards Christo

Joseph, don't worry about it. We the community could probably scoop up money to have it professionally transcribed. -- Derek Riemer: Improving the world one byte at a time! University of Colorado