Ron, I suspect that this may be neither an NVDA bug or a bug in Thunderbird. I've seen this with some mailing lists and I suspect this has to do with which headers are being made available. I

Have you got a page it always does it on? (and can you share the URL please - it's a bit hard to test without an example!)-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org

I know that you can purchase Ivona also from the "arpo" web site. They cost 39 euro per voice. Unfortunately now I am at office and not home, but I remember that with NVDA there are some issues with

Hi. This issue happened before I'd installed any add-ons, so disabling them would probably produce the same result. There are several urls that this happens with, but I believe they all have xml

Does it always do this on that page - eg if you go back to the same page will it do it again? If so, can you share the URL please? Are you using any NVDA add-ons? If you restart NVDA without those

When looking for virtualisation software, I first went for Virtualbox with the intention of using it from the CLI. I've never been able to get what I wanted from it and went for Qemu instead. With

Hi. Been traveling round several sites and finally make it to blogspot after a bit. Site load, and I get this small snippit. This is with addons on, addons off, running waterfox classic.It will

Hi. When I tried to read a podcast feed in Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer mode, the speech quit. I had to restart NVDA, and when I did, the page was read as a restore error. I used Internet

I believe this is the page: https://nextup.com/ivona/ Or at least that's what we've got on our extra voices resource list: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/wiki/ExtraVoices - so if it's not correct,

I'm not sure about Waterfox, but the other thing for the OP to try is running NVDA with add-ons disabled - press NVDA+Q then down arrow to "Restart with add-ons disabled" and press ENTER. See if that

Well good luck with getting them since they are amazon, I'd dearly like to buy either full ivona voices for english or the acapella but the only sapi acapella stuff is a usb stick version

Hi carlos. Well I know qt5 has more accessability in it. I am willing to try more things though since with what the vmware interface has shown me while settings are accessible there are somethings

No spaces in "--install-silent", just hyphens.-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org Training: https://www.nvaccess.org/shop/ Certification:

Ivona voices do work with NVDA. I haven't used them myself, but I know we have users who do, and we had an issue with our beta for 2020.3 where we attempted to fix an issue with Ivona voices, which

Topic Locked. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 It’s hard waking up and realizing it’s not always black and white. ~ Kelley Boorn

Imo, it's probably easier to learn Linux from a command line perspective over a remote protocol like SSH through Windows, instead of installing Gnome and Orca. Linux is usable for blind people, but

Shaun, Virtual Box is mostly accessible. There are a couple of places that NVDA won't read, such as the vm menu that appears when you do the host command to pull it up. Something else to note is that

Hmm, Sounds like college days to me. Learning the op, screen reader, and the software for 5 classes a week. Just think the fun hasn't stopped yet. you never stop learning with computers.

Hi. How accessible is virtualbox compaired to vmware workstation or its player. Background: In 2015 or there abouts after getting a new computer with the abilities to run hardware virtualisation,

Gentlemen, Linux has nothing, absolutely nothing, to do with NVDA. NVDA does not exist in a version that runs under that operating system. Linux is a major player in data centers,