- Absolutely agreed. This has been a go-to tool for those of us "in the biz" for years. Samples are submitted for scanning by about 80 different engines (the number can vary by a couple over time).

I think that there are certain things that, no matter how careful you are, even a very small chance of something going wrong isn’t worth the pleasure. Gene

Shaun, You might want to try VirusTotal which uses a variety of malware detection engines to see if the file or URL has been flagged. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology

I agree that Jarte is quite a nimble word processor and works well with NVDA. While every feature inLibreoffice may not be as accessible as we might prefer it is extremely powerful and works well

- You have no idea how often, either! One thing those of us who are old-timey techs used to suggest, and still do, for external keyboards is either running them through a rinse-only cycle in the

No problem. On the subject with your board if its an internal board, if you are under warrenty then I'd get it fixed. If not, and you don't absolutely need to use the board I'd just get a couple

Well I wouldn't know, but oracle stuff does use java. So in theory if access bridge is active in windows and I think nvda does this anyway, it should work. There are 2 types, java

Hi jacky. Yeah, I agree, drinking and eating near the board, I never do it. You can knock things over so easily. Sightlings do it to. I still don't know how some of my family can read the screen

Yes that's basically it - the third question, “Is the use primarily for Accessibility testing?” , is essentially meant to distinguish those who use NVDA primarily as end-users from those who

Hi all, I’m releasing add-ons compatible with NVDA 2021.1 – it may take a while before they show up on community add-ons website and Add-on Updater (see a special note on Add-on Updater 21.05.1

Thanks, I never heard of this piece of softwhere. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Arlene, I've updated the topic. Don't bury the lede, as they say! I don't know whether this specific piece of software is accessible with NVDA, JAWS, or Narrator. Someone else almost certainly

It was after someone mentioned spillage that it occurred to me it could be the culprit. Sorry for the inconvenience. -- Nevzat Adil Library of Congress Certified Literary Braille Proofreader C: 512

Here is the question a friend asked about a job she’s applying for. Here’s the e-mail with the correct spelling. Hello, all. I’m seeking work with t tech as a customer service representative.

Nevzat, The fact that you had a spill was your most likely answer to begin with. This was a vital piece of diagnostic information that should not have been omitted. All the

- If it was plain tea you do have some hope. If it was tea with milk and/or sugar, don't hold your breath. Anything other than a water spill is generally "certain death" for a laptop keyboard. And I

When I did adaptive technology in a previous life, I always said blindies & keyboards don't mix well. Truthfully, sighted folks & keyboards don't mix well either. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for

Hi all, Thank you so much for the leads. Obviously is the keyboard, because when I attached another one to my HP laptop all is fine. Yesterday I had a teacup next to my laptop with very little

What follows is not NVDA related, but given the amount of concern I'm seeing expressed about the demise of IE11 next June I consider the following to be a public service announcement. Any in-depth

What keyboard is it. Could be drivers, could be windows could be anything. Firstly clean the board. I know some boards can get a bit sticky at times. I ended up using a vacuum with a small