On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 07:34 PM, John Isige wrote: it looks like plain text and even mentions using any random text editor.Well, there are lots of things that fit this description, and for which any

That depends on which version of Kurzweil you have. I know that version 11 will not work in win 10. To find Abbyy Finereader, go to your browser and enter it in the search field. I think there is a

It is an off-the-shelf ocr program. Many blind people find it accessible. I think the current version is 14 , not sure.

I didn't know what RAML was, so I went and looked. I still haven't found an example of what it looks like, but from the home page:  "RAML lets you see what your API looks like as you design it, using

Oh, okay. I was interested in it. Where do I get it? I used to have Kirtzel for my reader on windows 7. Can I still use Kirtzel for my win ten? Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi Pankaj, I must admit I haven't used Office 2007 in a little while, but while track changes works as expected with NVDA, when you press CONTROL+SHIFT+E to turn track changes on or off, it isn't

Abby Fine Reader is a program used to scan text and save it to a variety of file formats. It can also take PDF image only files and convert them into readable text. And several other operations.

The subject gives the full name, Abby Fine Reader, a commercially available OCR program. I'm curious what version is being run. Perhaps the program is less accessible than it used to be but it used

Hi, What is Abby? Is it for internet codingZ? Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Yes that's right, the screen is black although the mouse pointer is still visible. The screen isn't actually off, as only Windows itself would be able to do that, but as a privacy measure, it

 guys is there an add on for abby, because i noticed NVDA is not reading properly in the menu

You can select all the lists in a document to set them all to the same style. Note that this will select BOTH numbered and bulleted lists: 1. Press control+alt+shift+s to open the Styles toolbar

It's just an extension of YAML. And as such text. Any text editor should be able to do it basically, and if you want something better, I'm sure you could use Notepad Plus Plus. Writing any kind of

Lately, on several groups including this one, there are folks requesting help where very little information other than "the problem behavior" is provided. It is really impossible for any assistant to

Notepad++ supports YAML, of which RAML is an offshoot. You might be able to get away with that. There could very well be a RAML plug-in, too. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1903, Build

Hi friends! Does any one know about na raml editor that Works with nvda? I tried aton. But it seems very inaccessible. Enviado do Email para Windows 10

Thanks all – yes not having updated NVDA was the issue! Mystifying as I double checked my settings and I’m supposed to automatically get notified about updates, which didn’t happen. Ah well.

It is, and you probably do. https://groups.io/g/nvda-devel Luke

Hello everyone, I'm unsure of where to post this: it's a bit technical but perhaps "not enough".  Apologies if you think otherwise. With Python 3 support and NVDA 2019.3, will we have problems

Hi Using the desktop lay out you can do the following on the numeric key pad make sure it is turned off first. If you want nvda to say the line as you mentioned hit the number 8 3 times. If it is