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Re: Converting JAWS Dictionaries
On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 05:27 PM, Greg Epley wrote:
According to the archives, a member was working on an external utility to do the conversion. They were wanting other members to send their JDF file
On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 05:27 PM, Greg Epley wrote:
According to the archives, a member was working on an external utility to do the conversion. They were wanting other members to send their JDF file
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Brian Vogel
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Converting JAWS Dictionaries
In the archives, I had stumbled upon a member seeking some way to convert their JAWS dictionary into NVDA format so an existing large JAWS dictionary didn't need to be manually created entry by entry
In the archives, I had stumbled upon a member seeking some way to convert their JAWS dictionary into NVDA format so an existing large JAWS dictionary didn't need to be manually created entry by entry
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Greg Epley <greg.epley64@...>
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#82228
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Can’t find commands to work windows via a Humanware Brilliant Braille Display?
Where within the NVDA documentation could I find commands to work Windows via a HumanWare Brilliant Brailld display? Trial and erroR, VIA nvda+S KEYBOARD LEARN FEATURE (nvda+#1), has given me basic
Where within the NVDA documentation could I find commands to work Windows via a HumanWare Brilliant Brailld display? Trial and erroR, VIA nvda+S KEYBOARD LEARN FEATURE (nvda+#1), has given me basic
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Gerardo Corripio
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Re: right clicking
By a happy accident I just figured it out. I opened the start menu, in the search box I typed powershell, first item found was powershell. I then hit the right arrow and got the options to run as
By a happy accident I just figured it out. I opened the start menu, in the search box I typed powershell, first item found was powershell. I then hit the right arrow and got the options to run as
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Don H
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Re: right clicking
Don, I use Windows 10. Here is how I do what you want.
Hold down the Windows key and press R - this brings up the run dialog. Type powershell
Next, hold down both the shift and control key and
Don, I use Windows 10. Here is how I do what you want.
Hold down the Windows key and press R - this brings up the run dialog. Type powershell
Next, hold down both the shift and control key and
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John Altmeyer
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right clicking
I want to run powershell admin. To do so I open the start menu and search for powershell. Now I am supposed to right click the result and select run as admin. How do you right click on someing in
I want to run powershell admin. To do so I open the start menu and search for powershell. Now I am supposed to right click the result and select run as admin. How do you right click on someing in
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Don H
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Problem with NVDA, email, and Esys 80 cell Braille display
Can someone offer help please. I am new to NVDA and have a small problem. When I go to my emails, NVDA will read the list in braille and also announce the list with speech. However, when I open an
Can someone offer help please. I am new to NVDA and have a small problem. When I go to my emails, NVDA will read the list in braille and also announce the list with speech. However, when I open an
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John Wells
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Re: Most Responsive and Accessible Version of Microsoft Word
Strangely, I see even faster performance with a particular version of IBM Eloquence than with eSpeak. Both are very snappy indeed though, and we're talking only a few milliseconds difference here.
Strangely, I see even faster performance with a particular version of IBM Eloquence than with eSpeak. Both are very snappy indeed though, and we're talking only a few milliseconds difference here.
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Chris Smart
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Re: Most Responsive and Accessible Version of Microsoft Word
Bhavya, while I have experienced the delays you are referring to I found that the performance seemed to be linked more to the computer being used rather than a particular build of Microsoft Word, with
Bhavya, while I have experienced the delays you are referring to I found that the performance seemed to be linked more to the computer being used rather than a particular build of Microsoft Word, with
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David Goldfield
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Most Responsive and Accessible Version of Microsoft Word
Dear all,
I currently use NVDA 2020.4, Microsoft Office 365, and Windows 10 on a
fairly high-spec machine. Within the Office suite, the bulk of my
usage (and of my dissatisfaction) is with Microsoft
Dear all,
I currently use NVDA 2020.4, Microsoft Office 365, and Windows 10 on a
fairly high-spec machine. Within the Office suite, the bulk of my
usage (and of my dissatisfaction) is with Microsoft
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Bhavya shah
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Re: Learning python
Hi Don
Beside a lot of resources given from privious e-mail, if your target is not to be a program engineer, read Automated the boring stuff with Python from https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ This
Hi Don
Beside a lot of resources given from privious e-mail, if your target is not to be a program engineer, read Automated the boring stuff with Python from https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ This
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Cuong Dang Manh
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Re: Learning python
Hi Don
I am not a programmer but a while ago a list was made up for people wanting to learn python etc and the below list come together.
I kow there are some
Hi Don
I am not a programmer but a while ago a list was made up for people wanting to learn python etc and the below list come together.
I kow there are some
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hurrikennyandopo ...
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Learning python
Googling online Python training brings ups several results. Anyone have any recommendations for learning to program in Phython? I would also assume that you need a Python compileer.
Googling online Python training brings ups several results. Anyone have any recommendations for learning to program in Phython? I would also assume that you need a Python compileer.
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Don H
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Re: Getting started with HyperV using NVDA
Thanks for starting this conversation!
I didn't know audio was not supported with Hyper V!
If this really is not possible this is a huge problem.
Another thing that is a problem is connection to USB
Thanks for starting this conversation!
I didn't know audio was not supported with Hyper V!
If this really is not possible this is a huge problem.
Another thing that is a problem is connection to USB
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Russell James
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Re: Getting started with HyperV using NVDA
I had the same problem in regards to the sound being disabled.
I also required sighted assistance in installing NVDA on the virtual machine.
I now have 2 clones I made from the main virtual machine,
I had the same problem in regards to the sound being disabled.
I also required sighted assistance in installing NVDA on the virtual machine.
I now have 2 clones I made from the main virtual machine,
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molly the blind tech lover
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Re: Getting started with HyperV using NVDA
Well, the issue I had was with edit fields, but also enhanced keyboard.
I installed it so I could use it on linux but when updating again, well it just didn't work, and plus I forgot to
Well, the issue I had was with edit fields, but also enhanced keyboard.
I installed it so I could use it on linux but when updating again, well it just didn't work, and plus I forgot to
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Shaun Everiss
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Re: Getting started with HyperV using NVDA
Hello, VMWare is more accessible now a days, I recommend you should try the latest version
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
Hello, VMWare is more accessible now a days, I recommend you should try the latest version
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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abdul muhamin
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Re: Getting started with HyperV using NVDA
I used VmWare when I took a networking class a few years ago and found
it quite easy to use. I'd need a refresher on some of its commands now
as it's been about five years since I've used it, but I
I used VmWare when I took a networking class a few years ago and found
it quite easy to use. I'd need a refresher on some of its commands now
as it's been about five years since I've used it, but I
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Bob Cavanaugh
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Re: NVDA 2020.4 and Google Docs and editing in Box
Dear All,
I went into the NVDA settings under my Chrome profile. I made a change or two under browse mode, and now all is well.
Thank you.
Best
George
Dear All,
I went into the NVDA settings under my Chrome profile. I made a change or two under browse mode, and now all is well.
Thank you.
Best
George
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George Kerscher
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Re: NVDA 2020.4 and Google Docs and editing in Box
I've never had much success using Google Docs with any screen reader - there have always been issues.
I usually download the file in Microsoft Word format and read it locally. You can
I've never had much success using Google Docs with any screen reader - there have always been issues.
I usually download the file in Microsoft Word format and read it locally. You can
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Jason White
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#82210
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