David, the NFB content is Daisy, which xml files. Can my screen reader be used in this program?

Hi, I recommend starting at python.org’s python documentation (look up 3.7, not 3.8 yet). Cheers, Joseph

Thanks brian and Josep, Josep sir what is best website source to learn python 3. Thanks

Hi, Brian gave you the subscription info for at least one development list. My advice is: Before you learn NVDA add-on development, learn Python 3 first. You need to have a solid grasp of at least

Hi, ‘Actually, a better list for add-ons discussion is: https://nvda-addons.groups.io/g/nvda-addons Regarding XP support, I’ll make a community announcement as early as a few hours from now

TuneIn? Wow you guys got me hooked! I’ll definitely listen to the podcasts shared earlier, and try it out! thanks for the recommendation! Gera Enviado desde mi iPhone SE de Telcel

zahra, I gave the direct link to the nvda-devel home page on Groups.io in my last message. Those pages (for any given group) always include the Group Email Addresses section with the

Speak On was developed in the UK so the only direct connections it has to download is content from the RNIB eText and Audio Newsagent service and it also connects directly to TuneIn Radio if you have

hi brian. how can i subscribe to nvda developers to contact them directly and ask my questions or say my suggestions and needed features? -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they

Not that your question is off-topic here, but you might get more focused responses and interest in your query on this group: nvda-devel / NVDA Screen Reader DevelopmentThis includes questions and

While Window-Eyes, like JAWS, or VoiceOver, or TalkBack, or other screen readers occasionally get passing mention here during discussions, generally as a "compare and contrast" for a wanted but

Hi guys, I am interested in study development of NVDA addons. I have basic knowledge of Java programming. I know for NVDA development I need knowledge of python programming It is possible to learn

For Braille readers, even though some of the paragraph breaks are weird, I'd suggest bookworm. And, best part? Any braille coder can code better support into the software because it's open source. The

David, does speak on handle NFB Newsline content? Also, can the program use my screen reader?

Hello! The add-on is from Roberto Buffolino... Tiflotecnia only makes it available, specially for portuguese language community... The direct link is:

Yes, I'd like a decent reader for braille, as well, because sometimes large books will either be completely unresponsive in things like adobe reader, or cause it to crash entirely. Epub is good too.

Hi David I had never heard of Speak On Media before until you told us about it and on your recommendation I downloaded and installed it. It looks amazing. I just

OK My actual Podcasts on Speak On are being distributed by Talking Computers on a monthly basis and will appear on the Speak On website a month later but you can find all the recordings below on

It is not a media player rather than a book reader but both and a lot lot more. I will send a list of my Podcasts on it in a minute, David Griffith Sent from Mail for Windows 10

David. It sounds like a neat programme, but I’m wondering how advantageous it would be for a braille display user who does not really use speech to read all that much. Any thoughtson that?