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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
In my opinion, a little common sense should have given you pause. I objected to unsupported disparagement but that didn't mean that I wanted disparaging comments regarding one person's alleged bad
In my opinion, a little common sense should have given you pause. I objected to unsupported disparagement but that didn't mean that I wanted disparaging comments regarding one person's alleged bad
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
Hi friends. I’m using e speak and don’t mind it.
Hi friends. I’m using e speak and don’t mind it.
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#14297
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I read most of your message and it is irrelevant to what is appropriate for this list.
If a situation arises in the future where there is a question about a message I send regarding whether
I read most of your message and it is irrelevant to what is appropriate for this list.
If a situation arises in the future where there is a question about a message I send regarding whether
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Gene
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#14296
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Re: NVDA review
Hi Don,
On behalf of everyone, thank you :) We're glad it's working well for you. I'm here in the group if you ever need anything, and of course, Joseph and everyone else here are very helpful (and
Hi Don,
On behalf of everyone, thank you :) We're glad it's working well for you. I'm here in the group if you ever need anything, and of course, Joseph and everyone else here are very helpful (and
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Quentin Christensen
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#14295
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Re: NVDA master build
Hi Dennis,
The Master (Beta quality) builds are available from: http://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/snapshots/
There are also "next" builds there which are essentially alpha quality. Any of these can
Hi Dennis,
The Master (Beta quality) builds are available from: http://www.nvaccess.org/files/nvda/snapshots/
There are also "next" builds there which are essentially alpha quality. Any of these can
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Quentin Christensen
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#14294
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I'm totally not seeing a lot of these messages, but I think it's because I killfiled Chris at some point a few months ago. Anyway, he writes in part:
Finally, I called in one time not because of
I'm totally not seeing a lot of these messages, but I think it's because I killfiled Chris at some point a few months ago. Anyway, he writes in part:
Finally, I called in one time not because of
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Buddy Brannan
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#14293
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I never said it was.
What I said was, it was the same voice that was used by Google TTS back in Android 2.3 and below.
I didn't mean to imply they were the same TTS engine the whole way around. In
I never said it was.
What I said was, it was the same voice that was used by Google TTS back in Android 2.3 and below.
I didn't mean to imply they were the same TTS engine the whole way around. In
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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Real quick question about chicken Nugget
I've written Christopher Toth about this many many times, and never get any response, hince why I'm asking here. I don't plan to continue this thread, and all mods are welcome to lock this thread
I've written Christopher Toth about this many many times, and never get any response, hince why I'm asking here. I don't plan to continue this thread, and all mods are welcome to lock this thread
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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#14291
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
Although it was created by Google, Pico is not the same as Google TTS. they are two different synthesizers with very different voices.
Although it was created by Google, Pico is not the same as Google TTS. they are two different synthesizers with very different voices.
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Ejaz Shah
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
Gene,
You don't have to worry, as I won't give any opinions any longer. I see very strongly your side of the coin, and in your defense, I agree with most 90% of what you said, and normally
Gene,
You don't have to worry, as I won't give any opinions any longer. I see very strongly your side of the coin, and in your defense, I agree with most 90% of what you said, and normally
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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#14289
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I don't have time to read your message now but I read the introduction and I'll make the following comments. I'll read the full message when I have more time but my comments are directed toward your
I don't have time to read your message now but I read the introduction and I'll make the following comments. I'll read the full message when I have more time but my comments are directed toward your
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
You know Gene, that actually would be a good idea, and also maybe have it even when ran default to the native voice by default on the system. As, I gotta tell ya, bro, the voices now that come
You know Gene, that actually would be a good idea, and also maybe have it even when ran default to the native voice by default on the system. As, I gotta tell ya, bro, the voices now that come
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#14287
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
It doesn't work withh nearly all the programs that NVDA does. but as with any screen-reader, there are times when it will do something better and times when it will do something worse when compared
It doesn't work withh nearly all the programs that NVDA does. but as with any screen-reader, there are times when it will do something better and times when it will do something worse when compared
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Gene
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I dont even remember if SA had/has browse mode. It seems like it does, but, I can't recall for certain. Anyway, I think Gene really is dead spot on here. I'm neither really a fan of tabbing
I dont even remember if SA had/has browse mode. It seems like it does, but, I can't recall for certain. Anyway, I think Gene really is dead spot on here. I'm neither really a fan of tabbing
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
Thanks Gene, this link is very helpful, and is appreciated. I learned a bit by looking through it, which always is a good thing.
Chris.
Thanks Gene, this link is very helpful, and is appreciated. I learned a bit by looking through it, which always is a good thing.
Chris.
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
i also mean this feature for doing thelabeling of controls so both have gone by the way side and never were ever fixed no matter what serotek might want to say about it.
i also mean this feature for doing thelabeling of controls so both have gone by the way side and never were ever fixed no matter what serotek might want to say about it.
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Life My Way
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
How even did you all come up with the name CSaw anyway? I used to know, and I just can't recall for the life of me. I do remember thinking that the accronym was kind a creative, taht much, I will!
How even did you all come up with the name CSaw anyway? I used to know, and I just can't recall for the life of me. I do remember thinking that the accronym was kind a creative, taht much, I will!
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Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgilland07@...>
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
yes that is what i am refering to and Buddy i remember you did work at serotek i even talked to you for some tech issues i had been having; and lets say this even though serotek droped that feature it
yes that is what i am refering to and Buddy i remember you did work at serotek i even talked to you for some tech issues i had been having; and lets say this even though serotek droped that feature it
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Life My Way
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I have long maintained that during installation, the NVDA installer should give the option to use the default voice on the computer instead of E-Speak. Many people don't give NVDA a proper trial
I have long maintained that during installation, the NVDA installer should give the option to use the default voice on the computer instead of E-Speak. Many people don't give NVDA a proper trial
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Gene
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#14280
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Re: Difference between NVDA and System Access from Serotek
I don't know how you tried to fill out the fields using NVDA. Usually, with experimentation, you can figure out what information goes with what field and have it read if it isn't. You or others may
I don't know how you tried to fill out the fields using NVDA. Usually, with experimentation, you can figure out what information goes with what field and have it read if it isn't. You or others may
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Gene
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