Zara, No offense but it's time to completely dump XP. It's been out of support since 2014. You've been told this repeatedly. Brian's right. Wy continue to cling to something that isn't supported

On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 02:14 PM, Davy Cuppens wrote: I'd rather advise to close discussions here about very very outdated software versions that are nolonger supported.And you're not the only one, and

i use windows xp. and 2017.2 and 2017.3 versions of nvda, are the best versions according to my needs. -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they contain in order that I may disobey

Hello everyone, Enhanced Touch Gestures 20.07 is now available. Notable changes include support for NVDA 2020.1 or later, a keyboard command to toggle touch interaction or touch passthrough

Dear mods I'd rather advise to close discussions here about very very outdated software versions that are nolonger supported. Who still works with xp or MS DOS 10? These topics bring up high

Zara, You can't use 2017.1 on a new system like windows 10. It's time you accepted that fact and get out of the past. Rosemarie

Hi, Actually, yes you will experience issues when using 2017.3 with Windows 10 Version 1903, as 2017.3 does not support changes introduced with Version 1903 (there are too many to list). To reiterate

On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 01:50 PM, zahra wrote: if i find a system with windows ten 1903, can i use 2017.3 without any major issue?You can't stay on Windows 10, Version 1903, either. It is the next to

yes, for my desired voice preferences, the last version that i can use is 2017.3 if i find a system with windows ten 1903, can i use 2017.3 without any major issue? also, does nvda 2017.3 support

On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 01:42 PM, Joseph Lee wrote: The above policy also aligns with Windows as a Service concept to some extent - a given Windows 10 release has finite support lifetime.And it also

Zahra, You have soon got to start making notes for yourself, on all of this, as it has been discussed repeatedly. You have apparently finally dumped Windows XP, but are trying to cling to

Hi, Newer add-on releases do not support NVDA 2017.3. This has been the policy for years: unless needed, Windows 10 App Essentials supports current and immediate past stable versions of NVDA. As of

I may have missed any responses, been fielding too many emails elsewhere. I installed two Vocalizer voices from Code Factory and wonder if there is a shortcut to switching between them on the fly?

hi joseph. what is your recommendation for me that i wish to use 2017.3? do you recommend me that if i can access one system with windows ten, (version 1903), i only install 2017.3 version of nvda? or

Try with another player. Winamp hates short wave files of under 1 second or sometimes 2. This has ben a bug for years now. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. Check

On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 12:57 PM, Joseph Lee wrote: Another way to view add-on documentation (provided that the add-on author did provide it in the right format and in the right location) is Add-ons

Wy not just use read to end? You won't hear any blank lines then. Gene

Let's clean up that huge run-on sentence from my last message, that I failed to break up before hitting send. What follows should be both far more readable and make more sense. It is my opinion that

Hi, Another way to view add-on documentation (provided that the add-on author did provide it in the right format and in the right location) is Add-ons Manager/Add-on help button. Cheers, Joseph

On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 11:37 AM, zahra wrote: thanks so much brian.You're welcome. As a general practice, though, the first thing anyone who wants to know about a given official add-on does would be