It doesn't matter any more because I have had MS word since last year, so I can use that, but I'll need to find/install the IME again, as I've not done it on this computer since I didn't

On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 10:18 AM, Sergey Fleytin wrote: As far as I can tell Jarte is a very old app- The last update (6.2) dates back to April, 2018, and the previous one to that was in May,

This parallels my experience with the early DOS and then Windows screen readers and their history and development. Chris Tromborg, Ph.D. Mountain Lion Foundation Feline Conservation

Hello, As far as I can tell Jarte is a very old app and does not support unicode which is very important in a situation like yours. Even build in Windows Wordpad is more preferable since it supports

Oh, okay, interesting! I've also noticed that it will switch from an English voice to Ayumi when reading Japanese if a file containing it is opened in Word, but not in Jarte. I kinda knew Jarte

Microsoft don't make this stuff at all easy do they! I think a lot more people than they think keep using older versions merely because every time they upgrade days or even weeks are taken to get to

hello udit thanks for correcting me

Thank you all for your responses and the references. Let me give it a try as suggested here. If NVDA could give a hand till the Talk Back is activated, then it would be the best solution. Thanks

Hi, for the record, using one core japanese voices, it seems it doesn't read the lines if automatic language switching is on, but it does read them properly if it is off. -- Patrick

On July 28 Cloud Vision addon was updated Fixed the recognition process when the BluetoothAudio addon is installe Fixed the recognition process when there is a connected Braille display Fixed Screen

On Wed, Jul 27, 2022 at 07:05 PM, Sharni-Lee Ward wrote: I know that site's a mess but I thought Japanese characters that NVDA could recognise as such would be read by any voice I tried....- The

So it's a Tumblr issue then? I know that site's a mess but I thought Japanese characters that NVDA could recognise as such would be read by any voice I tried.... On 28/07/2022 6:54

All I can say is that page is just so horribly formatted that what one will get from it is unpredictable. When I was using Microsoft David and have the two Japanese voices (and Ayumi was the one that

I saw a post on one of my friends' Tumblr blogs with two short passages of Japanese in it. I took the opportunity presented to me to test out the Japanese 1Core voices I had installed.

Hello everyone, Hope you are enjoying NVDA 2022.2. But even then, let us not forget that we are in the midst of a pandemic, conflicts abound, and things are uncertain at this moment. The following

Remember that SAPI5 do not allow automatic language switch, at least natively in NVDA... Rui Fontes Às 16:40 de 26/07/2022, Gene escreveu:

Google has quite a few tutorials on this, and all of them are returned in the top ten search results: DuckDuckGo search on Google Drive Screen Reader I could have sworn that one of our semi-regular

Previous discussions here regarding Android Emulators and screen readers: Does anyone know if NVDA works with the BlueStacks Android emulator?Android Emulators On the BlindAndroidUsers Group, this is

On Wed, Jul 27, 2022 at 01:44 PM, udit pandey wrote: But tell me if it's possible to make nvda work till the installation of talkback.- To my knowledge, no, and that's not limited to NVDA. None of

hi Brian, ok I strongly agree with you. But tell me if it's possible to make nvda work till the installation of talkback. You will say why I am saying this. But sometimes some blind people find it odd