This article from AFB says that the first Windows screen-reader was Window Bridge. https://www.afb.org/aw/1/4/16165 The first screen reader for a Windows operating system was not

Hi, Pam, The very first computer I got had a demo version of window eyes. I had gotten it from Computers for the Blind in Texas. Rosemarie Sent from Mail for Windows

I still miss ASAP and my Accent PC card. LOL

I thought it was window eyes which I have used. It might have also been vocal eyes in 1994 or so. I remember quitting to windows or quitting to doss.

Very good as a summary.  A complete history would have covered many more screen readers and their developers. Howard

My first windows computer that I got in 2000 had window bridge in it. But I felt so alone, because nobody could help me, because they either had jaws or window eyes in theirs. Pam. Sent from

Great article. However, and perhaps I misunderstood, but it sounds like the author suggests Jaws for Windows was the first screenreader for Windows. Nope. The first was Windows Bridge, from

very nice informative article. <bglists@...> wrote: -- nothing is difficult unless you make it appear so. r. aravind, manager Department of sales bank of baroda specialised

Hello! Since January we have published several new versions... To get the most recent, use the following link:

Hi Rui: When was this update written? I have your app for my add on for NVDA, but it is dated January of 2022. Is that the latest update? If not, I missed the address to go to update, if

Yes, you can see in documentation the several languages it support: Afrikans Albanian Amharik Arabic Armenian Assamese Azerbaijani

Its a question about licensing. Gene On 7/15/2022 3:18 AM, Brian's Mail list account via groups.io wrote:

I'm not sure what you are saying. I'd have thought that as the drivers are part of nvda, at least when it updates, it has to do a restart and hence cannot speak. In the case of windows updates when

Yes not read it all yet. I'd no idea it was accessibility week, or are we late to the party due to inaccessibility. grin Brian -- bglists@... Sent via blueyonder.(Virgin media) Please

hello, does it support Hindi language? thanks, Mukesh

Hi, I came across this today and am sharing it here because I think that many here will find it interesting. (Link below my name…) -Laurie The hidden history of screen readers

Hi all, Major change to nightlight plan: after reading feedback from the community, I decided to scrap a major part of nightlight mode: on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, Add-on Updater will not touch

Hello! Yes, you should select Tamil, and if necessary, other languages, and place Tamil in first place. Regarding your problem navegating the results, it is strange since it is a normal text file

No, but with that fix no problem.

Hello, Thank you for clarifying. So, it will automatically pick the language in the selected language list In the order. Mean-wile, I just encountered a new problem now, when I started my PC. Once