Windows Explorer as well.

This is a Swiss army knife of apps actually, it supports github, mastodon, twitter, telegram, podcasts, and something else. I can't remember what it is but I quite like it, Oh and now it supports home

Yep found it after posting the message. I have no idea why my brain though wanted to look in the eloquence settings and not the nvda settings. I visit the nvda settings and should have had that

Even though this has been answered, I'm putting up the following as an example of how to find this very quickly in the NVDA Commands Quick Reference: 1. Bring up the NVDA Commands Quick Reference:

I do not remember which version I have but nothing reads using NVDA. It comes out senseless. I cannot read the Braille code like Window Eyes did. -- Betsy Grenevitch 678-862-3876

I have an older Duxbury, version 10.4.  It works fine with the current version of NVDA.  All aspects seem to talk as they should. Howard

Hello, NVDA + shift + o with the keyboard layout laptop. Regards. -- Músico (pianista) y ayuda a usuarios ciegos y con discapacidad visual en el uso de lectores de pantalla y tecnología. Experto

Hi all, I know you can press Insert and 5 twice on the num pad to hear words spelled out. What is the equivalent for somebody who does not have a num pad? Thanks, David

Since NVDA is open source, it's probably more up to the community to come up with an add-on for a given program.

It has been a dream of mine ever since going with NVDA that they had a script for Duxbury as I have to use it frequently and can no longer hear what has been written. I spoke to my friend there

This problem does not appear to be existent with the Sapi versions of Eloquence. I am using the Code Factory Sapi 5 Eloquence to type this and there is no problem with capital announcement.

Wonder why Blindie apps have such stupid names? I was going to suggest QCast, and it has a more sensible name as well. 😊 All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list,

Hi, This is because JAWS provides a script for Duxbury. Ironically an app for the blind is not natively accessible, this is strange to me. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and

Hi Gene, In my testing, you are right. It doesn't happen with Eloquence, but it does with Nuance Vocalizer. This is because NVDA chucks an upper case character at it, and the synth interprets it

The setting is in the NVDA Speech Tab.

Well, Code Factory voices are a mess. There are lots of issues exists, and they don't even care fixing it. And not to mention they had a reputation of poor customer support, The DRM protection system

The check box is in the voice dialog of NVDA. It is immediately before the OK button and immediately after the fields for adjusting how capital letters are indicated. Gene

I should had I’m using eloquence version 1.11.0 according to its about dialogue so I assume I’m up to date. I got it from the AtGuys website. If this setting is in a latter version of the add on,

I actually am looking for that box but I don’t see it in the eloquence settings. Is it in that page or is it in nvda’s settings?

I installed the nvda-tonys-enhancements add-on. But I didn't find the settings dialog anywhere. I checked the log, and I didn't find any related errors. The settings dialog of the sentenceNav is