hi the android ameulator is totally different it does not deals with nvda so it is not necessary to stop nvda. just turn on talkback on the ameulator and you are good to go. i don't have much info on

hi ravi, in win 11 there its called as subsystem for android and amazon appstoor but its only for us residents but 99.9% are the pociblity for it to be included for the Indian residents

I don't know why you didn't have problems. Did either screen-reader you mentioned do any analysis of the screen the way ASAP and ASAW did so that certain parts of the screen would be read

And does NVDA behaves the same in Windows 11 under same conditions in Android Emulator? Because I heard that Win 11 has some support for Android apps. Thanks, V.S.Ravindran. Excuses leads to

Hi, Thank you for this info. So, is it possible to install Talkback in the Windows PC under BlueStacks? In that case temporarily disable NVDA and use Talkback to operate the Android

I suspect that was more a deficiency in the way Vocal-Eyes did things, although I never used it so can't be sure. I know however that all through out the 90s, I used pine via a terminal program, with

no you can't access the android emulators with NVDa. you need to install talkback to use the ambulator. you may use nvda ocr to go through the initial screen of bluestak but to use the android os you

I restarted and they didn't vanish this time! Which is nice, but I hope they continue to stick around! I also got the Canadian English voices and they sound really nice and

Well if they do vanish, it's probably time to call Microsoft, or try to Google it and plow through a bunch of Microsoft forum questions from people who hopefully have had the same problem.

You have no basis to assume that the SAPI 5 version can't have its inflection adjusted in NVDA or in some other way. Others may know if it can be or you can try the demo but you have no

That's true, but unfortunately Eloquence Japanese also spells every word. You'd have to switch languages again. I think there is or was an addon that lets you quickly switch back and forth

Speaking as someone who switches between the two regularly, the best solution is to use the switch synthe addon, or any other one that allows you to switch, and have English and Japanese as your set

That's what I've done, and it's worked, but of the three voices I've added I only see the Japanese ones, which I added first, and I don't know if they'll stay loaded, since they vanished

Best thing to do is just try again. If it still doesn't work, time to call Microsoft support. Shawn Klein On 7/26/2022 12:37 PM, Sharni-Lee Ward wrote:

So here's how I do it. I open up narrator settings with control+shift+n. Then I shift tab and it says vision grouping one of 3. Arrow down until it says narrator. Then tab a bunch of times

No, but for learning, that is tolerable, and they are free. It's not like Eloquence, which I'd have to pay for in either form. But Eloquence as an NVDA Addon direct can at least have its

I just rebooted, and still can't see any of the new voices I installed! And I went to the Ease of Access Settings and checked the installed language packs again and they weren't there!

Well that's really weird, they should have been available once you rebooted the machine. Try rebooting again, and if that doesn't work, try installing another one core language. If that

Nope, not there either, and I checked in the Ease of Access settings as well. The packages have gone. On 27/07/2022 3:36 am, Gene wrote:

Yeah, I forgot. It just happened to me too. The only solutions for that after you've closed the settings dialogue and then restarted NVDA are 1, reboot your computer, or 2, if you don't