hi. yes. its like espeak, has espeak voices and also has all voices that espeak has. <angeladelicata@...> wrote: -- O people! there has come to you indeed an admonition from your

http://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/placeMarkers.en.html Op 8-3-2016 om 21:01 schreef Marion :

Hi Ollie You can get to the golden cursor through the add on manager in NVDA. Just locate the button that says get add ons and when the browser opens it should be in that list of add ons. if not i

I don't recall your original message. It is not included in the quoted material in this thread. I don't use a Braille display and I don't know to what extent they are used with screen-readers or

Hi, I was trying a synth called nv speech player, but it is in English only: is there an Italian version also? It sounds a bit like Eloquence. Thank you. Angela from Italy

Yes, you won't see them if you are not taught to work with the web page and rely on artificial structures. I very strongly believe that teaching the Internet well is done by teaching how to work

Yes Patrick, I do use K and Shift+K too, but it happens anyway... I've even tried bringing the mouse to focus, and double-clicking with the left mouse button on the numpad... The best that happens is

Hi, Gene, The keyboard is sufficient enough for me since I don't do tasks that require the use of a physical mouse. Rosemarie

I read something about thie Golden Cursor, but I have no clue as to where it can be found. Any ideas or links, please? I'd be interested... Ciao, Ollie

Having an experience that is more like a sighted person's experience may or may not be useful, depending on context. The entire reason the virtual cursor, or browse mode, was developed for blind

Oh, I agree. Thing is, though, that I used to work as a translator long before screen readers and speech synths, with an Optacon on screen, so I supposethat makes it easier for me now to work with a

Gene, Gosh! I wrote very clearly that I usethe latest Next with Firefox 45.0, with BOTH a braille display and speech. I have NO OTHER screen reader, except for older versions of NVDA, which produce

The problem appears to be some sort of mismatch between, evidently, the browse cursor and the link being clicked on. We don't know what is being used as the Braille display. We don't know if the

Hi, Brian, I think I see what you mean. One time I was trying to click on something and for some strange reason NVDA didn't see it. Just out of curiosity I thought I'd try using the mouse. I found

Patrick, just curious, but do you have the window for the program in question maximized such that it covers the entire physical screen? That can at least make things a bit easier since you're not

Rosemarie, Believe me, I know that using the mouse without being able to see it is hard. It is, however, within screen readers that support it a very easy way to give a quick listen to

Hi, I only use it when I have to, with some websites and programs accessible only with the mouse. I find it difficult not to be lost and finding a specific item on a big screen, ( I assume it's

Hi, Brian, I tried using the physical mouse but it was kind of hard. I know how to do mouse equivilents like clicking using the keyboard. That's easier for me than trying to use a mouse. Rosemarie

 I've recently noticed firefox occasionally starting with no padge, even if its set to have one Its address fiield is blank and it just sits there waiting. This also occurs if you update nvda, ie

one add on called golden cursor helps us to navigate mouse using keyboard by typing pixal positions. but, we have to experiment the various pixal coordinate positions and learn -- nothing is