why is that? EMAIL:karim.lakhani@... $$$$ SKYPE: goldenace4 $$$$ Your reputation is in the hands of others. That's what a reputation is. You can't control that. The only thing you can control

i prefer text tutorials over audio.

i dont like fast speed, cant understand and dont want to use to it. i use just normal speed, for example: in espeak, the best rate for me is 30 which is the default. -- we have not sent you but as a

I'll try it in my version of Word. It's Word Starter, but it will probably work there. Gene

hi joseph, You always make our life better by doing this tutorial, and goodwork should not be delayed. Go for it, thank you

This is one command that I really missed when I switch to NVDA. he only program that I know of, and have tested, that uses this command is Microsoft word. It works in version 2003 and 2010. I can't

Hi all, mostly for Brian, If you want to get a “preview” of what I’m thinking of doing, take a look at Windows 10 build series (same website as my current tutorials), especially the very last

I don't think it’s a good idea to have the voice be painfully slow, as accomodating new users might be for more experienced users. I would suggest doing what I do in tutorials. I have the speech

Hi,Firefox: I'll be using 52 SR, and yes, I'll be mentioning changes to Quantum. Regarding Python 3 and debugging: that's what devlearning list is for: folks over there are just starting to learn how

The commands don't do anything here, using 17.1. Also, input help doesn't say anything when these commands are tried. Gene

Hmm not sure. I doknow that you should be able to do this if the sound is being handled by nvda. I do know that a completely new sound handling routine is being written for nvda to try to stop some of

It used to work Ok but sometimes the window had to be maximised. Does it work in Firefox? Whatmode are you in? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

That is what she was attempting to do actually. I think the person themselves said that? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

Yes this is the thing. It seems as if the system gets buffered up to its nostrils in files to delete rename or whatever and it simply refuses to do them unless you reboot windows. It affects windows 7

Oh that is unusual to say the least. What anti virus or other security have you got installed? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email

You'll save yourself time and trouble if you learn in an organized manner such as with a tutorial or, if you prefer, the help material. I'm not saying you have to go through the entire tutorial or

Are you still on xp? I'm assuming you have an older version of nvda on the system then. it might be anything at all. Anti virus or even that the file is damaged. The question ids do other exe files

I think you need to look at the errors its giving on the updates. If you look at the details for the updates you normally have some way to see the ones that failed and see the reason. it usually has

One of the nice things about using something like the MS voices is that you don't have to slow them down as much, even for new folks, because they sound a lot closer to human than do voices like

If during the update that is just sitting there bleeping you do an alt tab, is there a hidden error. Might need you to boot in narrator to read it if nvda is suspended at that