Hi, All my add-ons (at least ones I’m maintaining) will support Windows 7 as long as NVDA supports it. Two exceptions: Enhanced Touch Gestures as it does not support anything earlier than Windows

I disagree with this statement, particularly with regard to JAWS. I've been tutoring for years for JAWS, and I have yet to have a client understand it quickly, and that's even for folks who were very

I agree. But the time will come, probably later rather than sooner, when a necessary change to NVDA or a given add-on breaks backward compatibility with Windows 7 as a direct effect. And depending

At the AT department I work for, we teach NVDA. We don’t put $1000 licenses, or even $100 ones, on our clients. Really, I think all that NVDA needs now is good hints, like JAWS has “tutor

Hi, Believe it or not, someone just published an article noting that there is already a zero-day exploit targeting unpatched Windows systems, including, unfortunately, Windows 7. This zero-day

Yep, and not just for NVDA. It seems that slowly, but surely, many IT professionals are getting "the powers that be" to recognize this. There is far less resistance to open source software in the

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Joseph and all You and others may want to comment, but I doubt that Windows 7 will be a problem. Whether and for how long it is supported, I suspect that Windows 7 is enough like Windows 10 that

JAWS is a closed source program, just like, for instance, Microsoft Word or Outlook. That means that you can't crack them open and see what they're doing, and as such, for all you know you could be

Hi Isaac Will contact you shortly off list. Through the website? or I will see if it is in the header for it. Just downloaded the latest 2020 beta 1 for a sus and see if any problems. I will test

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I also have friends that don't want to try NVDA. I'm sure if we keep spreading the word about NVDA, It will be used both in commercial as well as home settings. Last year my sister gave me the annual

Don’t most schools use Chrome Book. Which has its own screen reader? Sent from Mail for Windows 10

also many people have told me that nvda is not as secure as jaws which i think is totally wrong. -- search for me on facebook, google+, orkut.. austinpinto.xaviers@... follow me on

Hello I wanted to see what people's experience has been using NVDA with Adobe connect for webinars. The Association on higher education and disability uses Adobe connect, as well as various government

It is generally a given, and always has been, that compatibility with non-supported Windows versions will not be maintained if any changes to upcoming code are required to achieve same (at least for

Correct! I totally get your point and I agree with you 100%.

It's unfair to ask developers to support unsupported software. They've got enough on their plate to keep up w/new technologies, & often these are incompatible w/older ones. Not only so, but by

And having slogged that road I can say you're correct. That being said, it's only if we keep beating the NVDA-option drum that it will ever make inroads in both commercial and academic environments

Hello guys . I do agree with everybody about what they're saying. However, I am going to point something out to you, and that is, as a 6 year adaptive tech trainer who has trained blind students in