It is. It doesn't let you do it at synth level, only Window-Eyes ever did that. All the best Steve

But again, if I want a program scripted in NVDA, who does it? I know several JAWS scripters, but I don’t know a single NVDA scripter that does it commercially. All the best Steve

With regard to Firefox, you can use Bookmarks Manager (CTRL+SHIFT+B) to manipulate your existing bookmarks into whatever folder structure you'd like. It behaves not unlike File Explorer in that you

Keynote, to me, sounds like a guy with a sock and a harmonica stuffed in his mouth. LOL Glenn

Also, there are a couple devices that are like a case for your phone with a spin dial and the like so one does not have to use gestures. Glenn

Good day list, This is going to be a quite lengthy email. I will describe my problem as best as I can. I’m running the latest version of NVDA as well as the laters version of Windows 10. I

On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 10:49 AM, Ervin, Glenn wrote: When it comes to the workplace, if there is challenges on company software with a screenreader, I think most agency staff might go with Jaws

Hi, Are you using any add-ons? If so, what happens when you disable all add-ons at once (by restarting with add-ons disabled)? I assume this issue is present even after restarting your computer, and

I am using NVDA 2018.2.1 and Win 10 Home Version 1803. On 19/07/2018 16:21, Joseph Lee wrote:

Hi, Unless I didn’t read it far, but may we know the version of NVDA and Windows 10 you’ve got? That way we can find out if it is Edge acting weird, NVDA doing something odd and what

Hi All, Thank you all for the responses, but as I said in my original message this only happens in edge and does not happen when NVDA is turned off or when I use Narrator. Could it possibly be a

Dear Steve & List: JAWS also permits control of expansion of acronyms & abbreviations; however, this may be only for HTML documents. Brian

Hi Bobby, There have been a couple Talking WinPe links posted, and I believe all of them, if not only one of them have some partitioning software included. I haven't used them with the talking WinPe,

Hello NVDA, First, thanks to Shaun Everest for replying to my post on this subject. I have sent an email to another forum that does have a compatible interface and requested the name of its

Sometimes if something is free, it makes something seem less valuable. Perhaps NVDA should do like some companies do, and have a corporate cost and free for personal use. I once was selling an

A lot of companies software does not work with any screenreader well, but I can tell you that many of us in our agency will first try the least expensive solution, which is NVDA when it comes to

While NVDA is my primary screen access solution, I still depend on JAWS for  work in Duxbury Braille translation software. I also use System Access at times. We need all the tools we can get in my

I don't know what the interaction is, but it sounds as though something in browse mode is preventing the text from being properly loaded in the browse mode buffer. Something about this may be making

also jaws is my secondary reader. NVDA is my primary and Narrator is my third choice. I only load up jaws or sometimes narrator if NVDA for some reason doesn't read something. But for me the low price

Everyone wants the human sounding synthesizers, that is everyone who uses such synthesizers in the sighted world. Gene