Hello, I'm usinga PacMate 40 display from Freedom Scientific, and had no problems upgrading to Windows 10. I have the driver in my Dropbox, should anyone need it. Ask, and I'll shaer the

Hihi! my problem is oposit, i rather prefere nvda read instead of KNFB, because i cant find an opion to set default tyntersizer. So i have switched off automatuc read.

I suspected that the upgrade may be the reason. That is why I uninstalled then reinstalled the device drivers. The FS website didn't specify a Windows version with the link to the drivers.

Hi Either put nvda into sleep mode or toggle the voice to off. Gene nz -- <b>Check out the new location of my accessibility central website for NVDA tutorials, NVDA road tested programs, and other

From what I've heard about Windows 10, it is more picky about drivers than earlier versions of Windows. I'm not a tech and I may be wrong, but I doubt there is a basis to say that Windows 8 or 8.1

NVDA wants to read the recognized document at the same time the speech in KNFB Reader is reading it. Anyone know an easy way to keep NVDA from reading while KNFB reader is reading?

I don't mind it.

Maybe there are spaciffic drivers for win10 if not win8 or 8.1 drivers should work in theory.

Good Evening, Since the upgrade to Windows 10, I haven't been able to use the computer with the FS braill display I am borrowing. I uninstalled and reinstalled the display drivers and checked the

Hi When the first open mail it puts you in the message area. This is where all your messages are and you can use the down or up arrow keys. find a email you want to read then press the enter key on

Hi, The sound will play as soon as search suggestions appear and disappear. This is done for consistent user experience across search fields in different universal apps. In fact, I will make sure

Just switched to Windows 10 Mail. After I open a message that I have received, how do I read it line by line. When I press F7, I can see that there is a blinking cursor on the text in the message but

Nothing in NVDA, but most browsers have this feature. Also, Firefox has the No Script add on which blocks all Adobe and Flash scripts from running and also blocks most spyware and adware as

About time! Good for them! Time for NVDA to do the same. Roger

 Sorry, your english is a bit mangled. I'm having some issues understanding. --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven Ministries http://www.gshministry.org (980) 500-9575

I love them think they are really cool. I have always wanted something like this. -- Lenron Brown Cell: 985-271-2832 Skype: ron.brown762

From my point of view, this is is really nice to consider, and nothing could I bothered to heard that sounds. But, we will see if they will gonna add an option to disable the sounds in the

 I definitely agree with Armando that there needs to be a way to toggle that on/off, as some might find it obnoxious. I personally like it, but... --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe

 Yeah... Joseph, how hard do ya think it would be to implement this going forward? --- Christopher Gilland Co-founder of Genuine Safe Haven Ministries http://www.gshministry.org (980) 500-9575

Hello, Armando! That is part of the enhanced newer version for the Win10 Essentials apps, which I believe they added it as a new features. Robert Mendoza On 3/8/2017 8:28 AM,