On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 03:31 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: You encounter this a lot when you hit software which was written in one operating system then ported over to others.- And you also

What synthesizer are you using? Microsoft Zira reads the version number correctly and E-speak does as well. Gene On 9/26/2022 2:07 PM, Marc Grossman wrote:

When NVDA comes across 2022.2.3 it reads as "2022 February 3rd." Is there any settings in NVDA that controls how numbers are processed? Thanks

On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 12:50 PM, mr Krit Kumar kedia wrote: you should use defalt notepad and simply write the codes.- I'm with Jacob Kruger on this one. I would never give up the formatting and

I'm taking an HTML class right now, and we use Visual Studio Code. So far, it's working pretty well, though I've only done a couple things in it so far. I'm not sure how it will work with Python,

Hi A while ago a list was put together of resources for people wanting to go down that route. It is more resources I do not think it tells you what program some of them use but it could be added

Notepad++, along with something like the python indent plugin does at least help out a bit when it comes to handling python indentation levels for code blocks, whereas normal notepad would

Multi, actually you are right, python is the easiest programming language that I have ever learned, in this language, the codes are written and simply burnt! Notepad ++ seems not good for

Would love to learn but don’t know where to go for basic tutorials and stuff. Sent from Mail for Windows

The command line interpreter is your best friend, along with built-in functions like dir(object_name) and help(). Jacob Kruger Skype: BlindZA "...resistance is

The good news for you is python has an interpreter :-) This video might be helpful https://youtu.be/DPEy9M31WjI Hopefully you will get other recommendations Many people I know are using vs code for

I work in python on a daily basis, and, I generally use either notepad++ or VS code. And, no, I don't ask either of them to check my syntax before a run via the python

Back in the 1980s, it was relatively easy, since computers had basic interpreters for, um Basic, Indeed the old Spectrum computer could even be given a voice and it could spot syntax errors in the

So, I want to learn programming as a hobby, and to make nvda add-ons and games, and I have a book on how to learn Python, because my sighted friend recommended that that's the best language for me to

Just as the Windows zip utility and 7zip specify and create an empty folder when extracting a file or folder, so should NVDA create its own folder to place NVDA in. Gene

And I think it is important to add that just because an update is available, you don't have to update. You can see what's new in the new version of NVDA without installing it by reading the

JAWS has scripts for standard programs such as Notepad and many others. I don't know what would happen if JAWS had no scripts. But what you were told, if it is that any program you install and

Well in the end, if you cannot get the software writers to make their code what one might consider as standard for accessibility, I see no way forward other than to see if any other vendor is more

Besides this, Dolphin allows to have two different versions to be installed in a single PC. When you install a new version, while an older version of Dolphin running, it asks whether you need to

One also might wish to investigate if anything else is running in the machine taking up resources. I've noticed that for some reason, Office products do seem to be very sensitive to background