Hi. Just herd part of the audio you posted and thank you BTW. Of course Eric Damery is going to tow the VFO line. I don’t see Narrator disrupting what NV Access has done so well since 2006. I’m a

It may be a change in Word, it may not. It may be a change in the keyboard language input in Windows. Whatever the case, the change almost certainly resulted in accidentally pressing a short cut

Don't try that combination unless you know what it does. It may be a short cut command that changes a setting in Word you won't know about until you print a document and it isn't formatted correctly.

The only thing JAWS has going for it now is Braille support, and now with the Braille extender addon, even that is being challenged seriously. Devin Prater Assistive Technology Instructor certified

Hi Eric. So how many years would the guy have? The guy has been there since 1993. I agree with you 100 percent.

Well,I guess the bad influence of the toxic political environment that exists in Western Europe and the United States is spilling over into the product wars. It figures that a company that has become

I guess I have only had a certain synth type for ages. I started with the keynote gold for most of my life, briefly went to eloquence, still use it on my phone and with jaws at university and school

https://audioboom.com/posts/6937072-vfo-and-jaws-alexa-routines-news

I listened to the interview. I don't think the comments were too bad. I don't agree with him at all. There's no comparison between voiceover and narrator for example. It seems extreme to say that

Well For me to even attempt to go legal with this for the price I am going to have to pay for even vocaliser sapi, that system holds me back from buying. Same with eloquence, there is a perfectly

Shaun Everiss <sm.everiss@...> wrote: Maybe what it says has gotten better, but the tonal quality and overall synth is still the same. I do not hear any difference in sound quality between ng

I agree. Windows servicing model doesn't handle old licences that well.

Hmmm well for us/uk language it appears espeak ng has gotten better unless that is I have just gotten used to it, yes, they have screwed up a few things but nothing more has been screwed up. Espeak

Yes, flexable is probably a better term. And yes I ave to agree. I used to be a jaws fan until 2010 and I have not looked back. I had to use jaws for one of my jobs in 2015 an di complained heavely,

Definitely sad the approach of those guys. NVDA is definitely more how can I call it? I can't think of the word, right now, but more like apart from being free, flexible. Yes there are things it can't

I do actully agree. Is theer a way we can call him out on his bogus statements and prove him wong? I mean, let’s face it, jaws has to die, nvda is over all the best screen reader I’ve used, and

Hi, I see. Based on what Eric Damery is saying and the overall context (starting at around 16 minutes into the podcast), his statement is somewhat justified when we plug in latest happenings with

What is the point of all this outrage exactly? Shocking that VFO may throw some shade at a direct competitor? What? Is Microsoft supposed to tout the benefits and all the reasons why someone should

No they don't. Its like going back to the days of the institutions

VFO has no interest in people having a choice.