Isn't there an ocr addon for nvda?

Hmph, another reason to maybe not use jaws, to be honest, if nvda could have some scanner addon which could use finereader engine and others I'd probably buy it, I mean I'd like a standalone program

Hmph. Well thats sort of decided it for me then. I have been buying and going with abbyy for ages, I will probably stay where I am then. Eventually this stuff will just not work and while I really

For various reasons, the subtitles for many English and foreign films are available at https://www.opensubtitles.org . Keep in mind that the subtitle standard is to record the speaker name for every

No they aren't they said they're now putting the OCR functions in JAWS.

I suppose you could turn off the sound of the film and just read the subtitles. But if you are going to do that, you might do much better, in terms of accessibility, to see if the script of the movie

Open book hasn't been updated for years and I don't think that FS is planning on updating it any time soon.

well to be honest, I want to either stay mainstream, or switch to something thats actually updated comercially. K1000 was my choice and before nuance got rid of omnipage the ultimate

Yeah and aparently their actual domain to get things is parked for now. Looking at the prices from another site, they have a scan and read etc, I am not saving much if I just stay with mainstream

I haven't used Text Cloner for a long time. When I did, it was inferior to programs like Openbook, Kurzweil, Fine Reader, etc. But there is a demo and if you try it with a sample of the kinds of

1 - The last version is from 2013, it seems... 2 - The trial downloads page is out of the air and the domain for sale... 3 - Could be already closed the company? Rui Fontes -----Mensagem

I use google calendar. I know, it's a web interfacew but I love it. I don't exactly know if it will link contacts though, as I have not had to do that, not yet. Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For

Found out all about text cloner on that site, but they never offerred to let me download it or buy it.

ely.r@... wrote: Well, that's not always true. Some film disks have actual text subtitles you can copy. I won't get into how, but it's possible. And others, as you say, are just images. There

Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> wrote: And that's why I said braille display. That's how I used to read them.

Rob, as of now, I don't think any screen reader can read subtitles. If those titles originated with the actual film, for all purposes they are just images, not real text to be spoken. If the titles

Rob, I get what you're saying, but just imagine what it would be like to have the dialog, the background noise that's part of the scene, and synthesized subtitles all being churned out at the

The Status of NVDA Remote and NVDA 2019.3: The latest information on NVDA Remote was discussed, at length, in the earlier topic NVDA remote, which can be reviewed in the NVDA Group Archive by

The latest information on NVDA Remote was discussed, at length, in the topic NVDA remote on this very forum. The single message with the greatest detail regarding the current status of NVDA Remote

 yup it has been updated in the official add on site, it is remote 2.2.1