Ah, possibly part of the issue, but you need to keep an eie on the system as boot up issues can be very flaky at times. Brian -- bglists@... Sent via blueyonder.(Virgin media) Please

Yes that was part of my deduction. I think they should obliterate the current install, and start afresh with no add ons at all and allow it to use whatever it defaults to. Normally either 1 core or

Um, maybe we need to resurrect the old Opticon devices. Another idea somebody had was a kind of push on finger cover with tiny electrodes that gave tiny shocks to the fingertips to emulate Braille. I

The history of these functions go way back to the Apple IE and in the UK the ZX Spectrum. I do remember dos ones, and even some that could key a transmitter using one of the handshake lines in a

My errors;  I deleted the configuration folder under "roaming," and it was very large, so due to it probably having old stuff in it, (which hadn't been deleted), (among other things) all is ok now,

Hi, Even if an add-on advertises itself as compatible, it does not mean the actual add-on code was edited to use changes from NVDA itself. This is more so if a version of NVDA introduced changes that

I wouldn't want to generalize but when I upgraded from one version of NVDA to another, even with compatible add-ons, some of them didn't work. Is it common for add-ons to need reinstalling when

Hi, These are add-on errors. Specifically: TripleTalk USB: an issue with the add-on manifest. Conflict between NVDA Extension and Sound Splitter add-ons when trying to initialize wave playback

INFO - __main__ (18:49:18.081) - MainThread (12380): Starting NVDA version 2022.3beta2 INFO - core.main (18:49:18.380) - MainThread (12380): Config dir: C:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\nvda INFO -

Brian, Must have not had enough coffee this morning and I never checked the community add-ons page. I only searched the archives here on Groups.IO . I did indeed find one that works perfectly on the

Hi Group, Here is what a Google search brought up for free Morse code practice software. This is just the first few. Software/Morse Code Training - The DXZone

The only practical and not just fun for hams reason to do this would be as a temporary alternative for the profoundly deaf-blind when their braille display stops working with NVDA. But how

I just read the article. Unfortunately, the programs discussed are all apps for smart phones. But if you want to use a smart phone for this purpose, you may find something you like.

I just checked. I didn't read any of the information but here is an article about programs that convert text to Morse Code and the other way

Hi Group, You know how slow that would be? For example, a very fast CW output would be 60 words per minute (60 WPM.)  Now just imagine doing this: to get an idea of just how slow that 'fast CW'

Yes I am aware of all of that. Ok, never mind. LOL Just floating the idea.

What is the point of this though, given that there are now CW mores pieces of software out there to receive and transmit it? I guess it might be nice to send word files over CW, but you don't really

Download Sources for Most Add-Ons (some home-grown ones will appear in neither location): NVDA Add-Ons Directory (hosted by the Spanish-Speaking NVDA Community Association) NVDA Community Add-Ons

As far as SPSS in command-line mode, see: SPSS: Working with Command Syntax For the full "flotilla" of SPSS documentation (the Manuals section is likely to be very handy): IBM SPSS Statistics 28.0.1

I don’t know the first thing about Python or how to build an NVDA Add-on. So, very generally, what would be involved in developing an add-on that echoed speech output in Morse code? The audio