Queck question. JAWS had a way to link sounds with words using the Dictionary manager. Is there an addon for NVDA that can do the same thing?

Wow how interesting. I do have a tutorial where someone was demonstrating how to use the amazon site with the Hal screen reader as well as Jaws and Window-eyes.

Thanks Brad, I always got Dolphin and Supernova backwards.

Good to know 😊

Just for info even though non-NVDA related…Dolphin were founded in the mid-80’s to further the development of the HAL screenreader primarily – the forerunner of Supernova. HAL was very popular

Hi, Brad, For years now I thought Dolphin was a screen reader. Thanks for the correction. Rosemarie

Yes, it is more common in Europe but it has always been quite low on the list of preferred screenreaders since its creation 30-odd years ago! Cheers Richard Bartholomew

Cool. I’ll check it out 😊

Dolphin is not a screen reader, rather it is a company in the U.K. that markets several access technology software products. Their primary product is the SuperNova Access Suite, which includes a

Hi Here is a link to a powerpoint that I have just been working on (which is promoting NVDA). It is still a work in progress, and the information is courtesy of the main join the revolution section

This piece of screen reading package is common in European countries. they're located in England. Michael Munn Member: Virginia Association of Blind students National Federation of the Blind of

It's been a while since I've read OCR text. Things might sound a little run together, but it is legible.

I am sorry. The question about web browsers was meant to be posted in the chat list.

I'm going to install that add-on right now.

Speaking of text, does the Grammer error function of NVDA work again. I know it was removed a while back, but has it been put back?

My apologies.

I didn't have NVDA when I used BLackboard, but JAWS had the OCR function at the time. That helped with reading scanned textbooks and pages. WIth NVDA having an OCR addon, it shouldn't be terribly

Firefox opens them in adobe.

Tony, In regard to your biggest complaint, I may have an answer, or something that can help. Outlook 2016, in default mode, has a 2-step expand for a conversation when it's collapsed, and

No firefox has its own viewer. Though I would usually set it all to open with adobe dc otherwise things could have issues. I have actually always set in  waterfox and firefox to save the pdfs so