I'm currently using Word 2013 on a 64-bit desktop PC running Windows 10. I'm considering upgrading. I understand Word 2019 is the latest, but is it compatible with NVDA, or should I go to 2016

I had never heard about this concept before your message. How is it? An add-on to perform such a thing would be quite interesting. Cheers, Marcio Follow me on

Normally you place the focus in the leftmost column you want row titles and press NVDA+control+c to set column headers (or topmost row with headers and press NVDA+control+r). NVDA automatically treats

By the way, complementing the information: The synts are: SAM, software Apollo - hardware Juno - hardware feaatured for laptops Rui Fontes Às 23:37 de 13/02/2019, Ian Westerland escreveu:

Just to provide a little more information, Dolphin produced some synthesizers that claimed to be very close to a real human voice--Apollo and Apollo 2. The first Apollo was a desk top synthesizer and

True. Hal got its name from the talking diabolical robot in the movie 2001: A Space Oddity. The accompanying screen magnification product was called Lunar. It was similar to ZoomText, in that it was

We might want to take this one to the chat list.

That’s an awesome name for a project.

SuperNova is an interesting product. I’ve attended a few training seminars presented by Dolphin over the years, but have never really spent much time using it to get the hang of it. It is really

Hi. The company is "dolphin Industries" and one of its earliest Screen readers was Hal. At present I am trying a Dolphin suite of programs that includes a Webb Browser called webbIE, a Pod catcher,

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