Just tried getting this from the below link and also directly from the nvda add ons site. Failed both times. Hope someone on the add ons site can correct this. Thanks.

Clive! Hey, I remember you. Back before Usenet turned into a cesspool and alt.drwho.creative was kinda cool. Gawd…I hated Vert! (Point)

Yes, and it's emulated perfectly so far as I can tell. Never knew the C64 had a screen-reader as well. My cousin had one of those before I even got an Apple II E. That didn't happen until 1986 or

going back farther still, the Apple 2E in the late 70s and early 80s had the text Tucker screen reader with the echo Cricket speech synthesizer. You can actually download be accessible mess Apple 2

The only other USB devices used are external drives or keyboard and mouse. If the old Braille Edge is still ticking, I will try that today and see what happens. Perplexing problem. From E.T.'s

Removing the win 10 essentials addon fixed the problem.

Hello Rick, I think this is something my friend Gemma will appreciate quite a lot! Thanks for the link... Ciao, Ollie

When launching a file type that has no associated eextension, windows pops up a dialog asking what program with which to open the file. Since upgrading to windows build 1803, this dialog is no longer

Hi, there is no problem with the team talk classic program itself. However, the addons has the ability to improves the usage of other functions.with NVDA. The problem is

What does this addon do? I am a member of a group that uses Teamtalk classic without any problems. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi, Brian Not sure exactly why it keeps changes to https instead to http despite the site coming from and this has been corrected somehow or else misleading to the users Robert Mendoza

No, Brian Here is the direct link of the team talk addons to where I got from, maybe try it for yourself to test. https://www.dlee.org/teamtalk/NVDA/TeamTalk%20Classic.nvda-addon The above link

Hi Andrew, Sorry about that. For the record, the recording was posted in June of 2017 and at that time it was a pretty cool service. Also, the recording

Hi Vert Plus a DOS screen reader.  I was using it in the late 190s.

Strangely called application dictionary. grin. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display

There is an add on for that already if you look at the list. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in

You don't need to there is a link on the add ons part of tools menu in nvda. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting

That presumably only means they are http not https. Does this really affect such things as add ons, or are the browsers being shall we say a little paranoid again? Brian bglists@... Sent

Hi It does not look like the cobra screen reader is realy going any more unless there is a updated website. the following link is about it at

It's still around. Though it's not popular in America, Canada, but it is popular in Germany as that is where it is made. What is very odd about this screen reading market is that it seems to be