On Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 04:56 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: we should actually put the link so its visible and not hide it under the word here, as its not obvious.- I will agree, but only to

As two members have kindly mentioned, this topic was "revived from the dead" because someone chose to reply to an old topic. Doing this is generally discouraged, and particularly so when a given

Hello. the version of this patch was released in December. what is happening is that there are still conversations on the thread of this topic. Jesús Gudiño

Hello, I would like to introduce you to my addon "Thunderbird+" which exists in French for several years but which has only recently been localized in English.

So basically, things cost money, either to buy, or produce, or both. 73, Chris VE3RWJ on qrz.com Follow Me On Twitter

I can't tell you exactly what Window-eyes offered compared with other screen-readers but I am not convinced that some, perhaps a good deal of your opinion is the result of not knowing some more

Hi, This came about as someone responded to an older message from this thread. To answer Steve's question (and hopefully put this thread to rest): NVDA is both free and not exactly free. Think about

Agreed. The point of hypertext links is that you click on the text to follow the link. Seems obvious. 73, Chris VE3RWJ on qrz.com Follow Me On Twitter

I have never got NVDA to update over RDP to be fair. All the best Steve

hi list members, i'd like to know why was a patch released after i've already upgraded to the newest version of nvda which has a higher number than the patch does. i'm not sure that i will be needing

Just to confirm it doesn’t happen here either with the latest Office 365 subscription. All the best Steve

There’s nothing wrong with what you did to be honest. As I say, screen readers say the word link after the word Here, so it’s obvious enough. Sounds weird for a sighted person to say don’t

It's obvious enough to me. Your screen reader says the word Link after Here, so why not? All the best stve

I hope not. Because a lot of apps that work with screen readers don't work unless you get it from its own page. Like iTunes its in the store, but the download from there web page is

Tim, you have to buy something, or else just don’t bother owning a computer. 73, Chris VE3RWJ on qrz.com Follow Me On Twitter

Nope, you have to buy windows to get narrator so not free. Now Nvda is free third party software. Even though you have to have windows to use it. On 1/10/2023 9:34 AM, Steve

Talk about splitting hairs. Jesus Christ. Can we agree on some things? Your computer is useless to you without an operating system installed. If you buy Windows, Narrator comes with it for no

Exactly, and you can’t run NVDA, unless you buy Windows. So does that mean NVDA is not free? All the best steve

OK, Symantec’s. Narrator comes with Windows, so as such it is free. In other words, you can’t buy Narrator, and you can’t run it without Windows. All the best Steve

Agreed with you, pity that someone decide to kill that venerable window-eyes.