Along the lines of the discussion on the list... All I did was install a portable copy of NVDA 2019.2.1, and, install the speechPlayerInEspeak add-on under it. Then, under that portable copy

To be honest, I don't see it dieing even if it did drop out from release even now. For starters, nvda's really strong point is that it relies a lot on in built things from the os.

For the benefit of others who might have trouble with Vocalizer with the new VDA 2019.3.1, here’s my log; with the Compac English voices Rui shared on here, no luck either; the Vocalizer menu

no it wasn't it was Edward not edd. On 2/17/2020 6:03 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:

Hi Group, Since I upgraded to 2019.3.1 the key for period is not speaking. There is no issue with other punctuation keys. Additionally NVDA does not read the word 'period'. What could be the problem?

That may be from the application itself, but I think errors generally regarding an application come from Windows. If something crashes, Windows informs you of the error. Gene ----- Original

Hi Gene, Makes sense. To be honest, key conflicts never crossed my mind, because the majority of shortcuts that NVDA use I've only really used in screen readers, but of course there are some keys that

Sleep mode puts NVDA to sleep while in the window you execute the command in. If you don't want speech in a certain Window, such as a self-voicing program, you can put NVDA to sleep there and it will

Hi Is there anyone using Libra Office Calc that could explain how to format numeric columns such that a fixed number of decimal places is displayed without truncating trailing zeroes? For example I

 did you open help and check out the key commands?

Hi I may be totally off target here because it's a long time since I used Jaws but is this referring to the Verbosity level in Jaws? When I used it, there used to be 3 levels of verbosity you could

Hi, Sleep mode doesn't technically turn speech off, as it still speaks while alt+tabbing through windows. So I guess if you want it completely silent you'd have to turn speech off and then sleep mode

Hi, I know this feature, but speech on demand is different, after turning on this feature in jaws, it allows you to limit the amount of speech you hear as you navigate windows and documents or perform

Ah ok thanks. The other option you can use to "pause" NVDA is sleep mode, which not only turns speech off, but disables the NVDA commands as well in case you need those for your application. The

Hi Richard, As well as all the information previously mentioned, we have some official training material for NVDA you might be interested in. The main one to start with is the Basic Training for

Well as you say, it's been around since 2006 and we don't see it disappearing any time soon. We have a fantastic team, a great community and NVDA is the most popular screen reader (according to the

Speech player is somewhat dusty on the back shelf, but eSpeak NG certainly still exists in NVDA. If you install NVDA from scratch on a Windows 10 computer, it will use OneCore by default. Press

Is not Windows that install... It is NVDA that installs... The Windows association tells Windows that is NVDA that handles NVDA-ADDON files... NVDA will install the

Hi Quentin speech on demand works similar to Toggle Speech Mode command in NVDA. As you know, it'll temporary turns speech off it case such as recordign streaming. abdul muhamin, press

What would such a speech on demand add-on do? Are you using any add-ons or anything else? I can't replicate the read only issue with Word myself. I'll keep thinking on what else it could