Dear Noah & List: Running a screenreader adds a fair bit of work to a PC as you have a software synthesizer. You could offload the work of speaking by using a hardware synthesizer such as a

I disagree with "needs to have an SSD". It's nice, but it's not essential. It improves startup time for the machine as a whole, and loading time for applications, but doesn't affect how well

Dear Noah & List: Your laptop needs SSD not a mechanical hard disk with 8, 16 or 32 GB RAM. 32 GB is best if you plan to do video and/or audio editing & recording. The PC at your school may have as

Hey folks, This has probably been discussed here, but this list is way to busy to follow carefully. :) I often use the mobile version of gmail since it's just easier for me to use, but sometimes I

With Chrome open, particularly if there are multiple tabs, but even if not, along with Word on a machine with 4GB RAM, even under Windows 7, one can expect "less than sprightly" performance. 4GB is

No, but I can get that info. I know that with Chrome and Word open, the CPU was at about 85%. I have no idea about the particular CPU. The ram was 4 GB, and that was constantly at 2 to

Hi, Besides what Gene is saying, do you happen to know the specs for the school machines, which NVDA version you’re trying to use on them, and which Windows release they’re

Gene is correct. NVDA is not a processing intensive application as that term is conventionally used. I have a mid-level laptop (AMD A12-9700 APU and 12GB RAM) that has no problem with NVDA running on

You don't need a powerful machine such as a gaming or a power user machine. The problem isn't that you need a powerful machine, it may be that the machines you are using are significantly

Hi All, I will need to get a laptop for school, however the school machines can not run NVDA plus Chrome and Word all at the same time without lagging. What I need is a powerful machine that can

here is it. michaelrbms@... Michael Munn Member: Virginia Association of Blind students National Federation of Virginia www.nfbv.org Member: Maryland Association of Blind Students National

Hello Michael, Would you please send me your email address? I can’t seem to get it from these messages. Janet Brandly jbrandly@...

Dear all, please forward this to your communities. It is of high importance. Thanks and best regards Adriani -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: nvda-addons@nvda-addons.groups.io

What do you want the organization to do for you? I looked it up and it sounds, based on the information on the home page, as though it advocates and develops accessible interfaces for blind people.

Hi Brian, and others, The group I referenced as suggested by Ricky Onsman of Intopia is called, Knowbility. They are based in Austin, Texas, USA. Travis, thanks for the web correction concerning

I haven't used Waterfox so I can't comment on that one. Aside from what I said before about using the portable version of Firefox, Chrome is a good choice. And you can have your current version of

Joseph, I have used Focus Highlight almost since the first day I heard about it. It makes life infinitely easier for myself or any sighted assistant when someone is using the screen

Mohib Anwar Rafay, how much did your scanner cost? -- Regards, Sociohack

Hi, Short of revisiting graphics labeler issue on GitHub (yes, there is such an issue at the moment), I advise contacting the app vendor about unlabeled graphics. If they say they’ll fix it, great;

What are we suppoled to do when we hear something like graphic wrecked angle contains link? Sent from Mail for Windows 10