What happens when you try to uninstall the program? And another question, what does it matter if the program is uninstalled? If the program sits there and does nothing, and if it isn't easy to

Rosemarie, how many bits the program itself is does not make a difference. What's important is whether your version of *windows* is 32- or 64-bits. -- Remember! Friends Help Friends Be

Already tried that.

Hi, Brian, It's very possible that they could have installed an older version of libre office. I'll have to ask my friend when I talk to her. Rosemarie

I think it's a 32 bit program.

Just tried the windows uninstaller and that didn't work either.

It would be drive:\nvdaport\nvda to run your portable copy. I don't know what drive letter your USB drive will be assigned though, you'll have to figure that out yourself. Using narrator should work

Hi Do shortcuts actually work in safe mode? Do you know if NVDA actually starts up? Does Narrator work in safe mode? Cheers Chris

Unfortunately, these sorts of programs are a particular favorite for the malware writers. They tend to pray on folks who are looking for just such software. Uninstalling may be the tip of the

Best way to do this is open nvda menu, then open preferences and then find punctuation and symbol pronunciation. This is where you can make the changes. It will have the current pronunciation in there

Use the dictionary.

How do you make this happen as far as nvda with safe mode as would be good to have if works especially in windows 10.

And here's the simple answer: NVDA Menu, Preferences, Punctuation/symbol pronunciation... and have at it. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1803, Build 17134 Explanations exist;

Hello, I've got what is probably a simple NVDA question. Is it possible to change the way the period and exclaimation point are announced? Thanks. Dave.

Strange is that I had this safe mode speech working with earlier versions of Win 10 and NVDA.

I don't recall if I ever saw anything definitive about this, but I've seen comments that this method only works with one brand of internal sound card. It's a widely used brand, Realtech, but this may

getting no sound at all.

If that was not tried, I suspect that revo or other will have somewhat burned the bridges here. I allways look at the ad remove to see if its there, but sadly some apps simply contain no

Hi Brian, Thanks, I will give that a try.

I'll try to follow these suggestions. Well my log level is set as default since I haven't changed it. I don't remember to have any copy of Firefox running at the moment, but I can't say it