Hi, Seika developers are aware of incompatibilities and are working on it. Cheers, Joseph

Using no security at all is dumb and stupid. You should always have some of it. A false negative means you get a virus and loose stuff. Thats happened to one of my cousins ironically because he

false positive and false negative, are two of the main factors that i never trust and never use security programs, antivirus, antimalware, etc. not sure about firewalls, but i never used and i am not

Hi, Ollie: A search on the Internet for "patch" or "driver" for your Braille display and NVDA might expedite it. If there is nothing, then contacting them would be more than necessary as this is an

Just about every antimalware program has this false positive. Kaspersky and a few others are supposed to be better. Anyway what I actually said was that these programs at least some of them detect

Shaun, did i understand it correctly? i think that antivirus programs especially microsoft products, scan the entire system and maybe remove our necessary and important files even maybe nvda or even

Yeah some of that software uses autoit and that is known to make viruses. At any rate its clunkey and slow as a language so I wouldn't bother using programs written in it but you should

I don't mind the occasional false positive, but here is the thing. The following programs are currently trogens. Virtual recorder, ok so I could use something else but I like it.

It takes about a minute of trying alpine to realize I can navigate in flat review sometimes, but moving to the bottom does something weird and puts me back at the top. And this time, flat

Hello Cordelia, Thanks. I'lltry and contact them, but I had no luck a couple of years ago about some other issue I had, so I'm afraid it's goingto be a bit of a waste of time. Touchme5 works great

If you can run it in a terminal, the recently improved console support for NVDA (coming in 2019.3) may make the experience better. I haven’t used Pine/Alpine for a very long time indeed. At some

Hi, Ollie: I don't know/use the Seika Braile display. However, you might ask its manufacturer if they have released a new patch that would be compatible with the new NVDA software. If they have not

Hello all, I'm using NVDA Alphas. For qite some time now, my Seika Touchme5 no longer works as expected. I'm unable to scroll horizontally, whetehr I set it to Automatic or Seika. Are tehre any

Maybe none of us have any experience with them? I tend not to answer if I know nothing about a subject. Not meaning to ignore just nothing to contribute. Dan Beaver

Betsy, here’s a tip I can give you. If NVDA doesn’t start up like it should. You start it up. Then go to where you create your hot key. If it’s unchecked. Then check it again. Then restart the

Yes, often when you beta test publicly and if you update. Sometimes startup becomes unchecked. I’ve seen it with NVDA and other screen reader. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Christopher Gray wrote, at 12:32 PM today, " I invoke Alpine from the Windows command line and not through a terminal program." Don't blame me if I take you at your word. With this, I'm done. If you

Looking at it using object navigation and speech, the information appears to be in a line below the file or foldername. Each piece of information is a different object. I don't know how you move by

Hello Patrick, Thanks for the update of the add-on! It was one of the ones that I was going to miss with NVDA 2019.3, but now I don't have to worry at least for it (smile). I

Brian: There are too many inaccuracies in your thinking on this issue. We're talking about a Windows-based program, not a command line program. You are confusilng Pine for Linux with Alpine for