Hi all, Brian's vision is becoming clearer - a comet is coming closer that will bring his vision to life. Ask me offlist for the meaning of my statement. Cheers, Joseph

- That is almost entirely at the discretion of the add-on developer, who must submit the add-on for vetting before it lands there. And many do not want to do this for a variety of reasons. I have

The language is Dutch. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message to: wp4newbs-request@... with 'subscribe' in the Subject field OR by visiting the list page

Hi I agree as well. Plus a english translation in the add on I am not sure what language it is in but Rui done a quick translation for it in english in a email

could someone please put the object enhancer customizer addon, onto the NVDA community addons page so it can be found and installed easier? Currently it is only available through a dropbox link.

Weird. Thanks for the heads-up on the PDF-Xchange viewer. I've downloaded it now just because I often get requests from folks who need a free OCR solution. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies

Jackie, I don't use Adobe Acrobat DC, as I've not cared for Adobe's own readers for some years now, and they keep getting worse and worse as far as my personal taste goes. I've been using Tracker

Thanks, Brian, :). She was incredibly gracious about it all. I guess it is an easy mistake to make. 1 time I had an acquaintance whose girlfriend's name was also Jackie accidentally send me some

Brian, using Firefox & Microsoft print to pdf, I was able to use ctrl+NVDA+f to search text in Acrobat, using the 32-bit version. The reading is terrible, because, for some reason, spaces in

- By the way, I just tried this method to create the PDF, and although the initial result is not searchable, the OCR processing on that file by PDF-XChange Viewer does work, so I can save the text

- I'll also try that, but what I'm trying to say is that none of these print to PDF options is generating a searchable PDF, and even if I manually run OCR on those files in PDF-XChange Viewer, and

- Of the many things I might be inclined to use as a descriptor for you, idiot is not among those. You're human, that's for sure, and made a mistake that's very, very easy to make! -- Brian -

& if you *really* want a pdf, printing using the Microsoft print to pdf utility also works. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message

- This is one reason I really encourage people who want to use their given names to, at the very least, give the initial letter of their surname when setting up an account. I can't count the number of

O, gosh, I'm so sorry, Janet. I'm an idiot. What can I say? -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message to: wp4newbs-request@... with 'subscribe' in the

Hi Jackie, It is another Janet who was asking about voices for NVDA. AS for "find", I have tried both versions. Thanks, Janet B

Janet, might I ask what keys you're pressing to find material on screen? I ask this because NVDA can work w/2 versions of the find command. The well-known one is control f. That one actually is

Thank you gentlemen. Both of those are useful workarounds. I do have to say I'd like to keep the formatting, though. I'll try opening one of the PDFs using word, and saving out the resulting docx to

- And that's it, right there. Practice, practice, practice without attempting to do anything productive while you're trying to get a sense of the object structure of whatever it is you happen to be

There are a couple things you can try. 1. Just open the quick reference in word. The address bar of your browser will tell you where it is. Word should then import the file, and let you re-save it as