I have not needed to use them but I have loaded them on a 4th gen and a 7th gen processer and they work fine enough.

Hi, If I remember correctly, the layout of Skype 8 for Desktop is essentially a web document. Note that for Windows 10 users, you'll be redirected to UWP version, although that, too, is changing (more

Hi How much more different is skype 8 from the desk top app? I just went into the desk top version and i think it has been upgraded and looks like the app version on windows 10 Or am i getting it

Hi, Shaun were you able to test and try the Skype apps in Windows 10? As far I noticed from the apps unlikely loads so slow not sure if this is normal or does you heard of anything to others the same

Conversely, if you open NVDA and use Skype, then try to read conversations before they are refreshed, then you don't get them all. So they both have their plus points. NVDA is faster, but reads even

Hi, Try Narrator with Chrome. I find firefox is officially awful now. All the best Steve

For its class yues, but it isn’t the best is my point. Also, in Android, Google TTS is not a cloud solution, it reads offline, even in airplane mode and still gets pronunciations right. So I

As far as overall functionality goes, narrator is nowhere near NVDA. NVDA is far superior when it comes to navigating third party applications and complex websites on the internet. Plus, while using

You get used to it. Words don't run into each other, you can recognize them as you do at slower speeds. Default speeds are too slow and inefficient for navigating around. You can easily go beyond

what is stream labs and obs? -- check out my song on youtubehttps://youtu.be/YeWgx2LRu7Y

I don't try to listen at faster speeds than the default. How the hell can you notice a flutter when the speech is so fast the words run together?

I'm so used to E-speak that Eloquence is incoherent to me. But, the flutter you get in E-speak in the boost mode is hindering me to achieve faster speeds. So, I'm forcing myself to get used to

Okay, so I updated to the latest Skype because I didn't want to lose settings and whatnot. It's ... not as bad as I feared. The latest version is 8.25 and the interface is more understandable than

Hi Do not forget the web version of skype 2 i here also use both skype desk top at present and the app version. There is a tutorial for desk top and app but not web yet it is written and a audio

Well aparently new skype is supposed to be having the same interface so maybe I try it and see.

Got any tips then? As an example, if I open up Skype, and pick a conversation, sometimes it thrashes around with it's messaging model or whatever until it settles down. Then I have to tab to the

I just want to find something with a simple, accessible interface that I can use for sending messages and making voice calls. -- Facebook: elvam2167@... anyaudio.net: elvam2167 Skype:

I have used narrator wiht firefox, chrome and edge. All work ok, some better thanothrs. I also use narrator with stream labs and obs.

Odd, yeah I can get around it very very quickly. It pretty much is like skype 8 on the mac, very easy to flip between stuff.

Hi, Discord is...usable. By no means accessible, but you can read chats, switch servers, add servers, join voice channels, etc. All with relative ease. The hardest part is figuring