‘ve never tried edge. I’d like to. Is it like IE?  I use IE and Chrome on this new win ten.

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Part of the problem is that Internet Explorer is essentially dead, &

Edge is still pretty iffy regarding accessibility.

Would your friend be willing to try Firefox or Chrome? I myself

personally like Firefox, but that's just moi. The truth is that the

commands from browser to browser used to differ for screen reader

users, thus resulting in having to learn new commands for each browser

you wished to use, but screenreaders have standardized a good bit over

the past few years, so that's no longer a consideration, in case

that's a fear of his.

Could you perhaps also please consider providing a link to the page

he's having trouble with, Curtis?

On 4/24/19, Chris Shook <chris0309@...> wrote:

> Coming in a little late on this one, but what synthesizer are you using?

> 

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‘ve never tried edge. I’d like to. Is it like IE?  I use IE and Chrome on this new win ten.

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Part of the problem is that Internet Explorer is essentially dead, &

Edge is still pretty iffy regarding accessibility.

Would your friend be willing to try Firefox or Chrome? I myself

personally like Firefox, but that's just moi. The truth is that the

commands from browser to browser used to differ for screen reader

users, thus resulting in having to learn new commands for each browser

you wished to use, but screenreaders have standardized a good bit over

the past few years, so that's no longer a consideration, in case

that's a fear of his.

Could you perhaps also please consider providing a link to the page

he's having trouble with, Curtis?

On 4/24/19, Chris Shook <chris0309@...> wrote:

> Coming in a little late on this one, but what synthesizer are you using?

> 

>

> 

> 

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I already explained yesterday how to go back in a way that has a good chance of working well and will save a lot of diagnostics that may or may not accomplish anything.  Use shift enter when following a link.  the link will open in a new window.  Use alt f4 to close the window.  You will be back exactly where you were on the other page on the link you followed.

Part of the problem is that Internet Explorer is essentially dead, &

Edge is still pretty iffy regarding accessibility.

Would your friend be willing to try Firefox or Chrome? I myself

personally like Firefox, but that's just moi. The truth is that the

commands from browser to browser used to differ for screen reader

users, thus resulting in having to learn new commands for each browser

you wished to use, but screenreaders have standardized a good bit over

the past few years, so that's no longer a consideration, in case

that's a fear of his.

Could you perhaps also please consider providing a link to the page

he's having trouble with, Curtis?

On 4/24/19, Chris Shook <chris0309@...> wrote:

> Coming in a little late on this one, but what synthesizer are you using?

> 

>

> 

> 

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I already explained yesterday how to go back in a way that has a good chance of working well and will save a lot of diagnostics that may or may not accomplish anything.  Use shift enter when following a link.  the link will open in a new window.  Use alt f4 to close the window.  You will be back exactly where you were on the other page on the link you followed.

I already explained yesterday how to go back in a way that has a good chance of working well and will save a lot of diagnostics that may or may not accomplish anything.  Use shift enter when following a link.  the link will open in a new window.  Use alt f4 to close the window.  You will be back exactly where you were on the other page on the link you followed.

A brief Google search for "voxsin" returns nothing related to NVDA, speech
synthesisers or accessibility, so I really don't know what's being discussed
here.

"Auralux" appears to be a "simplified real-time strategy game", so again I
can't really tell what this has to do with NVDA...

Maybe Shaun can provide some URLs to whatever it is.

Regards,


Antony.

On Thursday 25 April 2019 at 18:01:11, Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io
wrote:

Is this another synth then? I feel like I've walked in late to a show here.
Incidentally one thing to think about on Speech hub is that it may need
considerable reworking to work in nvda when it goes Python three. I found
Speech hub quite laggy even on fast pcs.
Brian


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Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2019 12:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] voxsin and nvda

Hi.

Well its confirmed from auralux.

They are not sure at least the person that spoke to me isn't, but you can
run a single licence for user under wsl and if that addon works in nvda
and you want it then thats probably ok.

However I really think its a bit stupid to do all that to run speech.

A question could be though, if you got a raspberry pi or something
little, connected to a computer, or speaker running linux natively,
could you run voxsin from that then it could be like one of those serial
synths I guess again a bit overkill but it makes sence.

To be honest, knowing what I know I'd try speechhub again.

On Apr 25, 2019, at 11:52 AM, Richard Wells <richwels@...> wrote:

I have used it in linux, but as far as I know, it doesn't have an NVDA
add-on.

On 4/25/2019 11:23 AM, Devin Prater wrote:

This is Voxin’s Homepage:
https://voxin.oralux.net

This is IBM’s ViaVoice TTS for Linux, kept on life support for $5 per language.

On Apr 25, 2019, at 11:20 AM, Antony Stone <antony.stone@...> wrote:

A brief Google search for "voxsin" returns nothing related to NVDA, speech
synthesisers or accessibility, so I really don't know what's being discussed
here.

"Auralux" appears to be a "simplified real-time strategy game", so again I
can't really tell what this has to do with NVDA...

Maybe Shaun can provide some URLs to whatever it is.

Regards,


Antony.

On Thursday 25 April 2019 at 18:01:11, Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io
wrote:

Is this another synth then? I feel like I've walked in late to a show here.
Incidentally one thing to think about on Speech hub is that it may need
considerable reworking to work in nvda when it goes Python three. I found
Speech hub quite laggy even on fast pcs.
Brian


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To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2019 12:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] voxsin and nvda

Hi.

Well its confirmed from auralux.

They are not sure at least the person that spoke to me isn't, but you can
run a single licence for user under wsl and if that addon works in nvda
and you want it then thats probably ok.

However I really think its a bit stupid to do all that to run speech.

A question could be though, if you got a raspberry pi or something
little, connected to a computer, or speaker running linux natively,
could you run voxsin from that then it could be like one of those serial
synths I guess again a bit overkill but it makes sence.

To be honest, knowing what I know I'd try speechhub again.

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This is Voxin’s Homepage:
https://voxin.oralux.net

This is IBM’s ViaVoice TTS for Linux, kept on life support for $5 per language.

On Apr 25, 2019, at 11:20 AM, Antony Stone <antony.stone@...> wrote:

A brief Google search for "voxsin" returns nothing related to NVDA, speech
synthesisers or accessibility, so I really don't know what's being discussed
here.

"Auralux" appears to be a "simplified real-time strategy game", so again I
can't really tell what this has to do with NVDA...

Maybe Shaun can provide some URLs to whatever it is.

Regards,


Antony.

On Thursday 25 April 2019 at 18:01:11, Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io
wrote:

Is this another synth then? I feel like I've walked in late to a show here.
Incidentally one thing to think about on Speech hub is that it may need
considerable reworking to work in nvda when it goes Python three. I found
Speech hub quite laggy even on fast pcs.
Brian


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To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2019 12:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] voxsin and nvda

Hi.

Well its confirmed from auralux.

They are not sure at least the person that spoke to me isn't, but you can
run a single licence for user under wsl and if that addon works in nvda
and you want it then thats probably ok.

However I really think its a bit stupid to do all that to run speech.

A question could be though, if you got a raspberry pi or something
little, connected to a computer, or speaker running linux natively,
could you run voxsin from that then it could be like one of those serial
synths I guess again a bit overkill but it makes sence.

To be honest, knowing what I know I'd try speechhub again.

--
Anything that improbable is effectively impossible.

- Murray Gell-Mann, Nobel Prizewinner in Physics

Please reply to the list;
please *don't* CC me.

On Apr 25, 2019, at 12:35 PM, Brice Mijares <bricemijares@...> wrote:

I also experience alt left arrow don't always go back to previous page. Using latest NVDA.
Windows version: Windows 10Ver1809 (64-bit) build 17763.437

On 4/25/2019 9:22 AM, Nimer Jaber wrote:
What is your question? Are you asking if others are experiencing this behavior? If so, what version of NVDA/Chrome are you using? I have not seen this here on my end.
Thanks.
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When on a web site I am finding that pressing alt+left arrow does
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What is your question? Are you asking if others are experiencing this behavior? If so, what version of NVDA/Chrome are you using? I have not seen this here on my end.
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When on a web site I am finding that pressing alt+left arrow does
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This is Voxin’s Homepage:
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This is IBM’s ViaVoice TTS for Linux, kept on life support for $5 per
language.

On Apr 25, 2019, at 11:20 AM, Antony Stone
<antony.stone@...> wrote:

A brief Google search for "voxsin" returns nothing related to NVDA,
speech synthesisers or accessibility, so I really don't know what's
being discussed here.

"Auralux" appears to be a "simplified real-time strategy game", so again
I can't really tell what this has to do with NVDA...

Maybe Shaun can provide some URLs to whatever it is.

Regards,


Antony.

On Thursday 25 April 2019 at 18:01:11, Brian's Mail list account via
Groups.Io

wrote:

Is this another synth then? I feel like I've walked in late to a show
here. Incidentally one thing to think about on Speech hub is that it
may need considerable reworking to work in nvda when it goes Python
three. I found Speech hub quite laggy even on fast pcs.
Brian


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Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2019 12:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] voxsin and nvda

Hi.

Well its confirmed from auralux.

They are not sure at least the person that spoke to me isn't, but you
can run a single licence for user under wsl and if that addon works in
nvda and you want it then thats probably ok.

However I really think its a bit stupid to do all that to run speech.

A question could be though, if you got a raspberry pi or something
little, connected to a computer, or speaker running linux natively,
could you run voxsin from that then it could be like one of those
serial synths I guess again a bit overkill but it makes sence.

To be honest, knowing what I know I'd try speechhub again.