Hi Vincent, In Word, where you want to start a bulleted list, if you press ALT+H for the home ribbon, then "u" for bulleted list (think of it either as the second letter in the word bullet, since B

ere it is: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q3qmo2z7zifi56l/EqualizerAPO64-1.2.1.exe?dl=1 Cheers!

Hi everyone, I'm working with Microsoft Word a lot these days.  I like to have consistent documents and try to create visually-attracting ones when I can, with headers and footers and nice tables

Thank you Reece, This is an excellent set of resources! And yes, developing a TTS is a very extensive job, which is pretty much the main reason we didn't get to polishing speech player. The code is

Hi Just for the sake of clarity, I would like to point out that there is no NVDA command to perform this task, all the solutions proposed are Windows commands. Cheers Chris

I must have missed this thread. Where can I find this E Q? ****** Jesus says, follow me and I'll help you through the rough spots. the world says, hey come with me. My way is broad and easy. So

I'll have more later, but here is a start (welcome to the rabbit hole). A speech synthesizer voice typically consists of two parts: 1. the text to phonemes part; 2. the phonemes to audio part. The

Not only is it free, but there are two ways to configure equalizers and filters. One is with the program's editor, which is a dialogue with buttons and edit boxes. The other, which is much more

I remember the site I'm about to give you form ages ago. They are still at it. This is from a slightly different angle than what you might be looking for. Here it is:

Which was developed by IBM. Ironically, the IBM Screenreader didn't even use their own speech, they used DEC hardware. The Myna palmtop, for example, back in the 90s, used the IBM screenreader and a

Habit is no good reason to do a massive undertaking. As Gene said, unless we can make something worth having--I.E. better than Espeak in some fundamental way--what's the point? Bragging rights is not

JAWS and Window-eyes used almost identical synthesizers, among the largest in the business in earlier days. JAWS used Eloquence, not its own developed synthesizer. Window-eyes used Via Voice, almost

Probably not, but still we started. Why did we stop.

True, but my point was that just about every screen reader at least in the old days had their own flagship synth of choice right back to the dos days. Just like every soundcard had an

Bragging rites mean nothing unless the product is superior. People don't care if NVDA has its own synthesizer or not and resources can be much better used. It is a very specialized area to create a

It would be wonderful if Speech Player could be developed again. I should also add that in the other comertial products you mentioned they did allow you to change the synthesizers and NVDA allows you

You know that really does bring up an interesting project which seems forgotton. What happened to our own synth the one called speech player. Why did we stop developing it or did nv

Hi everyone, We get asked about creating a new synthesizer from time to time - either simply for ANY synthesizer to support a particular language, or someone wants to create a brand new one, perhaps

You don't have to use the mouse if you are in browse mode or in a list view in a program that supports this kind of thing. and you only use the context menu if you are copying a link address where

No. What kind of link? A written out link such as http://www.microsoft.com or links as words such as click here to watch the report. NVdA can copy text such as in a dialog or anyplace there is no