Nope, I am running an installed NVDA. I don't use portable versions. Thanks though, Dan Beaver

Hank, did u get the box?&are u ok with its' contents? Dd Sent from my iPhone

This seems to only work for an installed version of nvda. If you are just running a portable copy on a machine which doesn't have nvda installed, then you'll need to use the longer way

will the free version work for uninstalling 64 bit programs? if not what is a good program that is simular to revo uninstaller that will work on 64 bit programs? thanks Hank

Dan, I've followed either of the installation instruction techniques noted at the beginning of the NVDA Community Add-Ons Website. The second paragraph on that page gives a pretty clear set

HI, I am trying to install the ocr add-in so I can see if it will handle the pdf I am having trouble with. However, I can find system config but no user config as the instructions say to download it

same here, it works great. best. Angela from Italy

Hi, Dan, I had to use my up-arrow key to find Ivan 3 in the list of variants. Rosemarie

qTo the poster with issues with thunderbird. I have 38.6.0 and have had no issues its been out since februrary. It autoinstalled and I have never had any issues.

it's unfortunate that many people are so quick to take offense. they don't even take into account that someone may misunderstand a message and that communication by e-mail at times is subject to

Hello, I use https://obsproject.com/ Thanks, Brandon Keith Biggs

hi. i'm not sure what this thread is now referring to for sure. but, here is a link to the brandon tutorial in mp3. offered are three bit rates including an html file which has a link to brandon's

I'm using the Eloquence synthesizer and find it to be quite usable and responsive. Thx, Albert

I hope it works for you Ollie Chris :)

Thanks Chris. Will take care of that. Sounds valuable. Ciao, Ollie

Hi, I have to agree with the comment about the Eloquence add-on from Code Factory. It's a great idea, but when I gave the demo a try, I noticed lots of pops and clicks in the speech, which I've never

Gene, Of course I'm discussing how FF behaves on my machine!!! Can you imagine me discussing how it behaves on yours???? lol rofl... I'm submitting a problem I'm experiencing, and asking whether

Brian, are you willing to give me some step by step instructions on how to do as you've indicated below? I think I want to give it a go.

You are discussing how Firefox behaves on your machine. If Firefox behaved this way in general, you would see an avalanche of complaints and questions about it. I have no idea what the problem is.

Yes, and no.... Only Firefox behaves that way. Chrome doesn't, for instance, but I'm not very much at ease with it yet. I'll have to switch over, if FF keeps on playing up this way,