On Fri, Nov 12, 2021 at 07:25 PM, Richard Wells wrote: The critical nature of some of the posts here continue to amaze me.- Amen! And it's not even constructive criticism, but of the, "This doesn't

thanks! I liked the max voice with American English, for my language, I used the same voice, max. Em sex., 12 de nov. de 2021 às 19:37, Gene <gsasner@...> escreveu:

I completely agree with Gene. The critical nature of some of the posts here continue to amaze me. On 11/12/2021 4:31 PM, Gene wrote:

Amen. Sad, really. Just give the info and never mind a video; for blind people???

I knew this but this is great and you have lots of other very useful things on your channel. Thank you for creating this. Brian. Contact me on skype: brian.moorefollow me on

You will have to try different voices to see. Different people have very different preferences when it comes to synthesized speech. As you move from variant to variant, the name of the variant is

I didn’t think it was too long. The thing that took time in the video was discussion of things related to the first command. It discussed how to pin and unpin programs from the task bar and how to

Hi, As I've said before, speech synthesizers are a significant personal preference thing. I suggest that you browse through all the eSpeak variants, and I promise that you'll be able to narrow it down

NVDA does support Japanese braille, I use ot with a braille sense polaris and it reads with no issues. :) As for the TTS, that's all well and good except I don't know of any legal way to get the

hi friends, i want to use NVDA as english but espeak NG has many english voices, and i want to know which english voice is the best

I thought the video was way too long for the infor it presented.

I will take a look at the Narrator voices, but I’d like to offer another option to you, provided that it’s not a Nono to do it on the list. The IBM TTS has Japanese, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese

Bee, I had known about these keystrokes, but I’d forgotten about them. Thank you for refreshing my memory. Ben

What a poor tactic to gain more views for your video! You could of said which hotkeys in your post, or at least what is the function of them.

I just posted a new video. I use these 4 awesome Windows keyboard shortcuts with NVDA to make navigating your applications much faster and easier. Did you know these? Check it out and let me know if

It can be. Not for me all the time but when my lefthand decides to brake, and it has happened, I hardly have the energy or the strength to do that double press if I need to. What I would do is post

i agree with you brian Em sex., 12 de nov. de 2021 às 12:59, Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> escreveu:

On Fri, Nov 12, 2021 at 08:19 AM, Gene wrote: It would be an execution nightmare. First, how does Windows know what your intent is?- It wouldn't be Windows determining the intent, but NVDA. Ignoring

I think it works just fine. Why introduce problems for bugs where you don't have any. Also why change it now? Its ben that way sense day one. Instead of changing it how about

I just don't think it should be done, and it should stay as is. Em sex., 12 de nov. de 2021 às 10:19, Chris via groups.io <chrismedley@...> escreveu: