What? ibm has an ftp. You know I will have to brouse about. My only issue with sapi4 viavoice is it can be hard to remove sometimes.

I agree. I have had someone get into trouble with wanting to convert something, I was out so he tried himself. After all the spyware and extra hacked stuff was recovered I asked

Well its the last stable nvda well the corrent nvda stable and the latest build of windows 21h1 may update.

The stable version.

This is almost chat teritory but it would depend where you are. Via voice, the noise of the train hmmm. Via data, I wouldn't actually do this unless its an emergency. If there is a wireless

This link goes nowhere. -- They Ask Me If I'm Happy; I say Yes. They ask: "How Happy are You?" I Say: "I'm as happy as a stow away chimpanzee on a banana boat!"

Well, run nvda, move to and read the time as you would usually do in systray. Now wait a bit, say 5-10 minutes. Check the time again. Check with another clock. At first I tried with windows but my

Yes, it should be an option. If you want the word spoken then you should have the option to have it say it. Or set the sound to that if you are not a beginner using NVDA.Or, if you are a beginner to

Yep, it's a combination of that mechanical typing sound, and a short tone. I like it.

Actually it is a typing sound. In the 1800s the telegraph used that sound, or at least somethingn close to it. So I know what that means. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our

There you go: ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/embedded_viavoice/

Gene, The problem being, much like the ribbon interface being here and here to stay, the ships of automatic mode switching off and use of verbal mode prompts being used have sailed long ago

I'm not making a general statement that spoken words are better. I'm saying that when someone begins learning the Internet, they are thinking about all sorts of things. I think that

Hi, Brian, I'm in total agreement with you here. When I first learned NVDA, I didn'twant to always hear "browse mode" or "focus mode". I chose to hear the sounds rather than

- And they do. You just want to insist that using spoken words is "better." I don't think it is given how frequently mode changes (as things are set up by default) and that extra verbosity just gets

Students can use whatever they want as they progress, but I see nothing wrong with having spoken repetitions reinforcing learning in a case like this. I’m not generalizing about interfaces. But

Thanks for the clarification, appreciated. I just couldn't stop my self pointing the differ between security and an app service features .

- Sorry, Gene, but sound indicators for a very great many things, and outside of NVDA, are so common as to be virtually ubiquitous. More common that word or phrase announcements, I'd say. You, any

I seldom use JAWS, but I find the sounds to be unpleasant. But I’m concerned in this case with one use of the sounds. I think that when yu use NVDDA space to toggle browse mode off and on,

- Hareth, believe it or not, this is not aimed at you, specifically (see my previous message) but I am asking everyone to now please either steer back to the NVDA-centric, and only NVDA-centric, focus