If the form is accessibly created, it will be accessible in word, if not, you will need sighted help and for that I recommend aira and pdf escape.

I use no echo except in discord, I use word echo in that profile, only because I've been having some odd ish issues in terms of words not typing when I want them to be typed.

On Wed, Aug 3, 2022 at 09:16 AM, Chris Smart wrote: Have you tried Adobe Acrobat DC?- Adobe Reader DC definitely supports the filling out of fillable PDF forms, and the saving of ones that permit you

I use adobe reader to do it, if the form is accessible, it will work quite well. The only thing I do is sign in print after I print the form.

Eloquence with an accent, that would have been funny. I had the Braillenot EmPower in 2006, it had Keynote Gold and Eloquence. I had the Spanish addon, but I was a bit disappointed that it

Why not try it? You may need to pop in and out of browse mode as you go.

Is it accessible with NVDA? I know that it is accessible to read pdf files. I don't know that it is accessible to fill out forms though. I am using the free version of Adobe reader.

Why typing in Word specifically? I'm typing this e-mail and that's just as much writing as if I were writing in Word. I use key echo when writing because it informs me of errors that I can

I don’t use any echo. I can’t stand listening to it, so the less it speaks, the better I like it, and that goes for any screenreader and any speech. I just want it to talk when I want to know

Hi, How many people use key echo when typing in word? I was cruious how many used key echo, word echo, and no echo. Thanks Chris

Have you tried Adobe Acrobat DC?

Hi friends How do I fill out fillable pdf forms with NVDA? Thanks

If people would read messages before sending, they would know about such errors. You can't just assume spell check will flag all errors. I didn't manually check the error in the message but if

Greetings, I wanted to see if anyone has used NVDA with Windows 11 IOT from another computer using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and if there are any tips/tricks that you can share. I don't know if

I also found out with the wayback machine by looking at an old copy of www.bestspeech.com from 1996, that keynote gold supported more languages than I thought it did. I got to hear samples from the

yes maybe I should turn on spell check in both NVDA and jaws to catch that stuff. anyway I edited it, now the typo is fixed.

Well now, Brian, based on the controversies I’ve been reading about he won’t be the first person to launch a law suit against the poor Internet Archive.😊 David Goldfield, Blindness

On Tue, Aug 2, 2022 at 06:56 PM, Josh Kennedy wrote: I just found out by suing the wayback machine- After the Wayback Machine helped you find what you needed, how DARE you! ;-) (Sorry, a typo like

I just found out by using the wayback machine on the internet archive, looking at an old copy of www.eloq.com That eloquence would even run on windows 3.1 and it requires a i486 33mhz processor and a

Hi, I have the same VPN at work. I go to the notification chevron, expand it, and go through the programs on the tray until I get the Checkpoint Endpoint, what the sighted folks would call a yellow