One thing I have found that helps a lot is using a high-quality speaker system, or good headphones. I use a Big Jambox with my computer and the difference in intelligibility is substantial. For me,

Well, I guess the only way to solve this would be to ask the developers of nvda and see if they have any ideas. The question being on here I would have thought by now might have spawned some other

I wonder if the dectalk one is the access32, a software dectalk. Glenn

Hi, I am currently using tw-blue latest snapshot which works just fine for me.  NOTE, if you use the latest stable, you will not be able to authorize it as the web browser willl not come up to

I knew that was the problem, I had just told him to replace the M with WWW, but I wanted others to know about this. Glenn

The emoji system is defined as the names our screen readers often read and then it is up to the font creators to display a symbol that represents the definition. A few years back, it became possible

Does Libre office support browse mode with NVDA? If not, then how do we navigate heading to heading and annotation to annotation? -- Regards, Sociohack

Hi, I’ve wondered this too. Heavy Black Heart is how it is pronounced on Android phones as well. On the iPhone though, I believe it says correctly, Red Heart. So it could be a speech synth

Not unless the way the formatted files was made allows for it ahead of time. I think only the authors can allow such things.The whole idea, after all is the unchangability of the text in these

But, no browse mode in Libre Office would mean loss of essential navigating features, like navigating with annotations or headings? They are essential for my work. I will try to save the word

I don't use twitter, but I believe that Twitter are removing an API that has advanced functions they say to make things simpler, but we all know its to get folk to use their site or their apps so the

The question is, is there any way a sighted person can see visited links? If yes and its in a way which can exist in the browse mode buffer, then I guess it could but I've read the info and suspect

However I read that it does not crash for the sighted, which is a little worrying, and means perhaps that the virtual buffer created by word is just too big for nvda to cope with. In this case it

Are you using alt+tab or windows+tab? Windows+tab has definitely changed a lot with the timeline etc (although NVDA still works with it), but alt+tab looks and behaves much like it ever has. I can't

Hello guys! I need to add comments and highlight text for revision later on. Can all this be done in native PDF and epub itself? Please let me know if this is possible. I don't know much about

Hi! On the other hand, it's been out there long enough for screen reading technology to catch up, unless the new way still has inconsistencies, of course. Then it would be Microsoft's turn to fix

I don't know about the app, but the website is very accessable. You can either use NVDA browse mode options or you can use Twitter's own shortcut keys while staying in focus mode. There is a

Actually, I don't think NVDA ever had an emoji dictionary, so any pronunciation oddity is probably the fault of the synthesizer. Though there is an emoji symbols dictionary floating around

"Doable" and "accessible"? I guess in a broad and technical sense, yes, but not in any efficient or practical sort of manner.

This comes up now and then. In short, it's mostly left to the synthesizer to control the length of pauses. It is possible to change to some degree if you open the NVDA menu, go to preferences then