- And it's the first part of that sentence that makes all the difference in the world. For people such as yourself, have at it. I am not criticizing anyone's choice to use what they wish so long as

Thats true. I can use ribbons, but where I can I choose not to. Office ribbon, I don't like it but I do use it from time to time but if I could turn it off I would probably do so.

- Some of us caught that. Sarcasm and irony are harder to catch without literal tone of voice, but can sometimes (this is one) be accurately deduced by surrounding material. -- Brian - Windows 10,

Perhaps I was being sarcastic. I trust you to draw your own conclusion.

You need to supply error messages. Failure to install is a completely different thing than failure to upgrade from within. One thing I always suggest when any "weirdness" is occurring under Windows 8

There are ways of expressing appreciation without possibly confusing what you are saying. You are not saying the add-on is great. You are expressing appreciation for the work and the intention to

- As do I. But this is not a criticism of anyone putting in any coding effort, but it is a criticism of what it's focused on. Let's get real here, people - The ribbon interface has been the standard

I forgot to mention another place where you are cutting yourself off from help if you don’t use standard ribbons. Windows 10 and 11 use ribbons in some places. Training materials for Windows use

I was trying not to piss on his parade.

Then why do you say great? Gene

I strongly object to methods to avoid using ribbons. If people have problems learning and using ribbons, it is usually because they were not taught to do so properly. I created a tutorial which

Thank you sir for getting back to me. I'll check those out. Babia has been a big part of this list for a long while now and its cool you all at NV Access interviewed him.

Great, except this disincentivizes people from learning to use their software natively! That is not a good thing! See also, Jaws's "virtual Ribbons". I'd love to know how many people actually use that

Unfortunately, NVDA 2021.3.1,fails to install, just like 2021.2. Can anyone suggest a possible next step? Thanks, George

I don't know that anymore, I can't help. Perhaps someone else will tell you. The problem is not in my add-on, but in the navigator object. The add-on does not capture the entire screen, but only the

Hello, Just a message to inform you that a new addon is born... This is still in development stage and is for all people that don't like ribbon. So, probably for 95% of you :-))) Alberto Buffolino

That is not correct using Clipspeak, if you mean that it says copied every time control c is used. It doesn’t speak just because a command is pressed. Clipspeak usually gives correct

Hi Richard The “Global Commands Extension” is an NVDA add-on (similar to a Jaws Script), which adds functionality to the screen reader, over and above that provided by the NVDA core. Add-ons are

Hi alexey, thank you for your answer! I have tried the full screen, but it doesn't seem to be enough yet. Often, after starting the recognition, you get a message that the recognition is complete,

I just tested for the problem on my Windows 7 machine. There is a long lag before speech is heard when typing and typing slowly results in suggestions starting to be spoken because the slow