Hello everyone, I’m delighted to announce the immediate release of a public preview of Sound Splitter, the latest of a series of add-on releases from yours truly. Before going further, I would like

Can you follow a link and read? https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2022/01/27/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-22543/

can you tell me the names of these voices On 1/28/2022 12:04 AM, Shaun Everiss wrote:

Well it will be 1core so probably. On 28/01/2022 4:59 pm, Chris Smart wrote:

I’m not running Windows 11 yet, but I noticed the latest Insider build includes new voices for Narrator. Will NVDA support these too? More details

Your experience may have been that speech was off but that is definitely not typical or expected behavior.  I can understand someone being skeptical, but at the same time, I think it is a good idea

What a relief, right? I hate to brag, but I sent those instructions on Tuesday evening. Right away, someone said I was wrong. And I guess you didn’t want to investigate anyway. Smile. You could

This was already discussed a few weeks ago. I'm suffering this as well and can't wait for updates from the chromium side of things. It's a bit annoying but I can deal with it, for now.

NVDA stops reading entered text once you start typing, at least in search boxes like Google's and Youtube's. Is there reasoning behind this? I didn't see any updates to anything, it just started doing

Hi. How did it get set to no speech, in case someone else comes across this? Louise

Hi Glenn, I wrote a piece for In-Process just for you when we launched it: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-19th-february-2020/#ScreenCurtain (OK not just for you, but it does address the

I want to point out that I didn't think about all this in detail until the question was asked today. I might look somewhere if I thought something was more likely to be there, but if it

&, btw, if you go to the preferences > help menu > user guide (u) & press enter, then search for input gestures, the link pops up on the screen for you to activate. There's all sorts of info in there,

Go to preferences > settings > input gestures. Expand the categories treeview to see the various keys assigned w/right arrow, collapse it w/left. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List

It is often more efficient to look through the NVDA menus to find something like this. Remember that you are not dealing with settings, as would generally be defined. Settings are often

Hello, I read through a bunch of the on-line NVDA help pages for how to get to the input gestures dialog. There are dozens and dozens of references with links for it, but nothing on how to access

Shift insert D is the command for audio ducking. Sent from Mail for Windows

Ah ha, yes, that may do it, can anyone tell me where that setting is please?

Thanks, Gene.  I'll give that one a try.  Also, when I boot up, before NVDA starts, there is a very loud voice that says something about log in.  And again when I shut down after NVDA

My guess is that the beeps you are talking about are changed by the system sounds control in the Windows volume control. Gene