I'd like to know about the extended add-on too.

I'm also using the Code Factory Vocalizer/Eloquence add-on, and I've had no trouble with it. The downside is that it costs about $60.00, but you can download all the voices you want after you purchase

I recently started using Outlook. Where would I find the Outlook extended add-on. -- Abbie Johnson Taylor,

On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 06:05 PM, Richard Bartholomew wrote: the need to press the escape key when using Control+F to find a string was mentioned very early in the conversation10th post, but it was

Given the incredible amount of verbiage on this topic (to which I’m contributing!), I can see that it would be easy to miss something but, just for completeness, the need to press the escape key

Hi I got this reply from the Becky! mail list from the gentleman who writes a help file for Becky. Yes, Becky opens URL in browser. If not happening, it may be a problem in default browser setup. good

Any time I have been in a program where browse mode is available, JAWS and NVDA automatically place me in browse mode. I should add that Microsoft Word, which may have browse mode available is an

I will also point out that Window-eyes had the ability to change and stay in any given mode, as well as the ability, (not by just changing cursors) to at least query the system and see if browse mode

On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 04:05 PM, Steve Nutt wrote: ChromeVoxThis reply is not meant as a "jumping down your throat," but once you get to an ecosystem other than Windows we're talking about an

Hi Brian, I like the other way personally, where it changes. The reason I do is because I use ChromeVox and that doesn’t have a forms or browse mode at all, it simply has shortcuts that are not

Google maps may not actually allow you to explore a map by touch, but it will give you directions and all of the text portions of the app are accessible.

It depends on the screen-reader you use. You can't use control insert f interchangeably with the application search in JAWS if you are not in the Virtual PC cursor. You may be able to with NVDA but

Be it with Jaws or NVDA, I use the insert+control+F command. If for nothing else, for the simple fact that this way, it’s only one keystroke command I have to remember using and not worry about

The problem is that Jaws uses as it own keystrokes some Windows keystrokes... By instance, some people think that Control+F in a browser is a Jaws command and not a Windows command... Because you

The JAWS find is control f. They made it the same for consistency. The Window-eyes find is control shift f and you know the NVDA command. Gene

Darn. then the next time I turn on my computer it will be lost. I'll have to reproduce the isue, then send the log over. I can wait. and yeah this has happened now two times in the past 2 weeks. Tc

On 26 Feb 2019, at 10:57, Gene wrote: Window-eyes had a separate browse mode search, JAWS does and NVDA does. We know this, but I don't think many of us use it. I was trained to use the windows find

On Tue, Feb 26, 2019 at 01:50 PM, Travis Siegel wrote: but you can't go around telling people that the screen reader approach is the only approach for screen reader users, because that's just

I just wanted you to excuse me if I've wrote my last answer on a not common way that I'd write other ones. I'm just tired of hitting shift+delete, you know. But that's fine, if we agree with

Just to add here, the search box in question was Telegram's, not the find search box. Though now that I say that, I just tried it again on a different website (youtube this