Hello folks. I'm not sure if anyone from Acapella TTS is in this list. I would assume not, but I thought I'd put this here anyway and see what comes of it, as well as e-mailing the devs of the

Oh, I thought the beeps were generated by NVDA itself. Roger On 3/22/2020 4:24 PM, Chris Mullins wrote:

As far as I am aware he has already done this but the addon needs posting. I’ll check back to see what he said in his last email to me, however from memory it is either about to be posted or is

Is there a program works well with NVDA 20193.1 and Windows 10?

Hi Roger It sounds like you have the Ease of Access setting called “Toggle keys” switched on. This causes Caps lock, Num lock and Scroll lock to emit a high pitched beep when pressed. It has no

There is a windows setting to beep on caps lock. I think OP might have enabled this. On 23/03/2020 07:57, Brian Vogel wrote:

Roger, Just as a data point, I have never heard an auditory cue from a press of the NVDA key when I've been using NVDA. I am guessing this is a setting somewhere, but not one I've ever

I may have found a minor bug in latest NVDA.  I have the extended insert key (also known as the insert key on the "six pack" keys set as the nvda modifier key.  At first, I had thought it had gotten

On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 06:04 AM, Marisane Moruthanyana wrote: We ask what is relevant in these mailing lists and we are unfortunately not responded to due to unnecessary conversations that take place

Hi Do you know if he is going to update the speech hub add on? so it works with nvda 2019.3 When I tried it the last version was nvda 2019.2.1 I think it was I

Chris, This is similar to a method I used, and I can't recall whether it was under JAWS or NVDA, when the word cup was being read as Cuban Pesos if the document was a recipe where the

Hi There was a list of books and websites that come across the list a while back so saved them just in case. They are a list from people on this list who found the

Hello, There is a good free book available on git hub. It is called dive into python 3. It is completely free. Just do a search for the title of the book and it should be easy to find. Greg Wocher

Hi I’ve fiddled around with this for a while and the following regular expression seems to work nicely: Pattern: \bunch Replacement: unCh Note the “C” in the replacement is

Speak On supports Daisy through its Audio Books app but I don’t know about XML 5 but if somebody sent me a sample I could try it and see. Speak On is self-voicing much like Kurzweil so you would

Hi all. This stuff just came from my winaero posting. According to winaero at least, it appears that due to the virus, there are a few pauses. Firstly, edge, and chrome are not going to recieve any

David, the NFB content is Daisy, which xml files. Can my screen reader be used in this program? At 12:10 PM 3/22/2020, David Griffith, wrote:

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