Hi Joseph, I will move this thread to the other group, and try to create a custom class. Unfortunately, it seems to me that most windows and IDs have the same class window name of SunAwtFrame and the

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 11:27 AM, Isaac wrote: I have a program that is very slugish about entering passwords so I want them spoken aloud to know there inputted as this particular program doesn't say

 Well, I have a program that is very slugish about entering passwords so I want them spoken aloud to know there inputted as this particular program doesn't say star or anything.

 Thanks for the link

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 11:20 AM, Rosemarie Chavarria wrote: especially in a public place like a library. I doubt that many do this, but any that do have no one to blame but themselves when the

I don't understand why anybody would want their password spoken either--especially in a public place like a library.

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 02:20 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: I think the emails that annoy me the most are those which have no obvious links if read, ie they may say we at blogs and co have made

Rosemarie is right, just off by 1 letter: Speak PasswordsBe very, very careful about what machines you're using this on and who else might be around. I absolutely hate even the idea of it, but it's

I think there's an add-on called Speak Password.

Hi, is there a way to set nvda to say a password when I type it instead of star and read the field I am writing in with out it saying star?

Hi, I’m thinking it must be the Basic Training, as it mentions 2017. Mine covers 2018.1, and apart from significant changes made to NVDA’s own user interface in recent releases, most of what I

I too am very grateful for NVDA. I used to use a different screen reader but I couldn't afford the upgrades anymore so I switched to NVDA full-time in 2011. I haven't looked back.

Hi, Welcome to NvDA list. Focus entered is most appropriate if an item inside a container (lists, for example) is focused. Regarding focus item problem: the code fragment below won’t work simply

There are flatbed scanners designed specifically for scanning books, called book scanners. I'm not sure how much they cost but they won't damage the spine of the book. You can use a flatbed scanner

Hello guys! I had a Lex scanner, which broke recently. It is a specialized scanner for scanning books and documents for blind people. It's basically a camera on a inverted 'L' shaped stand, looks

Same here. I love it's free and so flexible. I can install it on my home PC and my work PC, without any inconvenience to my employer. The world of computers and internet stays wholistic and in place,

Dear Everyone, I recently started using Jetbrains IDEs. I think that they are very good in terms of accessibility, for Jetbrains provides a specific enhanced mode for screen readers. However there are

Where did the NVDA tutorial come from? I think that is an old version. Is it the one by Joseph Lee? Gene

However having said that many of the concepts have remained the same, which is why we do not need to relearn it all the time. As has been said though you have the latest manual etc in the installed

Yes of course, but even then one can actually edit it so it will work if displayed as html. You just have to remove the clutter that the hyperlink coding and the ascii coding show up as. I suspect