And he has kindly put the website's link in his message. There shouldn't be any excuse as the info is just a click away. And what, prey tell, would clicking that link bring me

A lot of these can be done with nvda add ons, though the prevent mute might be of interest if a stand alone package, given the mess sighted people ooften leave our machines in in just a ten second

We have many times been down this route. The short answer is no, since the dependencies used by NVDA are PC specific and indeed windows specific. If you really wanted to do it it would in effect be a

Yep, I got this add-on a while back. However, as for layout switching in the way I described, I've never heard of anything about. So am wondering if it's possible at all :) Cheers,

Unless you are reading off line of course which some third world users often do. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@...,

I've never tried it, but there is certainly an application dictionary add on so one can have bespoke words defined as spoken a certain way in an application. I've not seen it on the list, but it

Well and how would the great unwashed know what a unix path was like? Not being nasty, but the industry seems to invent terms for what worked before as go back or

The effort involved in "converting" NVDA to run on anything other than Windows would in my opinion be greater than starting from scratch (but with a good understanding of what a screenreader should

I remember that it was discussed a long time ago in the Romanian community. Someone suggested it for Android and Linux. Anyway, I don't know if this will be possible in the future. However, I

Hi, first, no, it is not possible. This would not work, becuase: You should program NVDA from the Scratch for each operating system.

Hi, Personally, I'd say that both of these are highly unlikely. The amount of effort involved for android would most likely be immense, and apple's sandboxing infrastructure would make this

And he has kindly put the website's link in his message. There shouldn't be any excuse as the info is just a click away. On 3/10/2019 7:58 PM, ADRIAN POCOCK wrote:

That would be nice however "I'm not sure how much coding that involves as the android platform is way different to the pc platform in terms of what it can and cannot except. I forgot what android os

I've seen it on the pc versions of unlv, some forusm, and some general websites , so they do exist. It might not be a heading but it's obvious what it is by looking at the page. It looks like a unix

Are there any plans in the pipeline for developing an NVDA app for Android and IOS? Is it possible? Right now, Talkback and Voiceover do support external keyboard, but it would be so much more

Microsoft word 2016 and later can open PDF files too.

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Hi Microsoft Virtual Agent is mentioned in help and support Microsoft, I can not find it on the page either by nvda or visual inspection. Does anyone know if Java is necessary for it. Regards

Hi all, I'm just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for an irc client that works with NVDA? I was using chatzilla for the longest time, and liked how I could review the output window as

The link already given points to a page which lists the features of this application. They seem to be quite varied. Antony. -- I conclude that there are two ways of constructing a software