Perhaps the difficulty often encountered with optical character recognition software might be the sort of scanner employed. I upgraded my computer, recently. Which involved purchasing a new scanner.

I am actually a little bit surprised. I used Kurzweil Educational Systems 1000 with a scanner when I was in school 15 years ago. But at the time, this ocr did a lot of mistakes, meaning that even

That is what I discovered. When they were checked NVDA could not change anything. ****** character is found in how you treat people who cannot do anything for you!

While in university, I tried the demo and liked it. I couldn't afford the software so just cracked it with some serials some guy gave me from somewhere. I used it for the next 5 years. My eventual

It shouldn't. If you tab through when you open the Eloquence program, there are three checkboxes, "force pitch settings", "force speech rate", and "force volume". If all of them are unchecked, NVDA

Yes, It is a great program; toobad the k 1000 costs a thousand dollars, but loaded with bells and whistles.

Maybe if you set anything in NVDA, it turns the force settings on. Gene

I never had to do any such things unless the force settings were on. I would suggest looking for those settings. Gene

Hi If you have a 8mp camera recommended like in a web cam I can take a picture of the document and have it read out. It also if holding or off a clip will tell you if all 4

I just posted moments ago that I just learned that the eloquence settings override the NVDA settings. ****** character is found in how you treat people who cannot do anything for you!

Hmph. I did not know that. So I guess we can view the knfb reader is the kurzweil home version with just basic scanning and ocr without the other stuff. Now eventually I plan to get the regular k1000

I figured it out. If I set anything in eloquence it over rides the NVDA settings. ****** character is found in how you treat people who cannot do anything for you!

Yeah you need to change all the eloquence stuff from its control panel. This interestingly does not apply to vocaliser, but yeah you need to change voices to.

With the Sappi5 version I purchased from Code Factory, “eloquence for Windows”, When I do the standard ways of changing rate or volume nothing happens. I wind up having to open eloquence to make

Hi Shaun, The k in knfb comes from Kurzweil. The earliest versions of Kurzweil scanning software go back to the seventies.

I have both abbyy and knfb I got knfb on convention week last year or was it the year before when it was only 20 us it is a good program but had no idea it works with a scanner.

Hi The app I use on my windows 10 machine is KNFB reader and is very accessible with nvda. it works with my flat bed scanner/printer and it seems if you have a couple of

Good afternoon, I know two blind people that use tect cloner pro and it is about $139.00 I believe. It is from premier literacy. It works very well and is completely accessible. Let me know if you

Check the settings in the actual Eloquence program itself. I've used the demo but I didn't work with the settings enough to remember how you get to this one. But in the settings for the voices

Well if you have one of those scanners you probably have a stripped down abbyy sprint or omnipage anyway. In the end I decided to get fine reader 15. Its extremely accessible, a few