They're mp3 files.

Hi, I did find them as mp3 files. I don't have a device like the victor stream or plex-talk to be able to jump from section to section.

Unless I have a corrupted download there is a problem with the Daisy file in this download. I have tried it in a couple of applications and it is being reported as unreadable in both. This is

Thank you. I do have the original tutorial that Joseph did on my external music drive. I don't have plex-talk or a victor stream reader but the original tutorial will be just fine for me. Thanks

Pure audio DAISY allows you, provided it’s been properly structured, to jump to the start of chapters, sections, paragraphs etc; however, you do need a DAISY-compatible player such as the Victor

You need an mp3 player unless you can look and play the files separately. I haven't looked at the layout of Daisy books enough to know. the whole point of the daisy format is to be able to see

This answer provides information that is useful far beyond Outlook. I'm not sure what's causing the problem but you can do a lot of things without speech if you know what you do with speech. You

Hi, The audio recordings are in mp3 format, which may explain why this isn’t working. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Joseph, I'm not able to read the daisy format of the tutorial. Do you have to have a special player or is this a word document? Rosemarie

Hello Ralph, This is quite strange. Try to reinstall Outlook. I assume power point, excel and word work perperly. Right? You can also do a repair so that you don't have to reinstall

Yeah. I consider myself a patient person, but that is intolerable. One of the benefits of Task manager is to be able to quickly and efficiently kill stalled processes, for instance. Again, try Process

Friends, I guess I am dealing with two distinct problems. With regard to switching folders, Ctrl-Shift + Tab does the job. Thanks for this! The other problem is that if I turn off Outlook I cannot

Hi everyone. I replaced Windows 10 Task Manager with Process Explorer from Sysinternals, because of the speed problem. The “fewer details” view in task manager isn’t that useful, and I found

Hello, just press the shift key. Best Adriani

Hi folks. Subject says it all. Let's say I'm reading a book, or what ever, is there anyway to have the voice I'm using pause, while reading?

Hello, great to have you in our community. Please do following to accelerate investigations: Go to NVDA-Menu (NVDA+n) and go to preferences / general settings Set the debugging level to

Hey Rusty and Quentin, I have created an issue on Github regarding an integrated feedback hub. Just search for feedback hub on github under issues. That issue has been closed. Now I understand

This appears to be a different problem than the one I've seen discussed. It's a good idea to try something that may seem unlikely, but if it won't hurt anything, might unexpectedly work. You

Thank you. Thanks to the answer on that list, I realized I did a stupid mistake while trying to rename a file to one that's included in anothre. Sorry. How do I modify that, so that I can test other

I'm not sure what you mean by advise people where to look. People who search archives don't search in that way, looking for messages that say, X or Y, meaning this or that person solved my proboem.