Hi Hank, The NVDACon info and all the sessions are available from: http://www.nvda-kr.org/en/nvdacon.php The direct link to the NVDA 101 for users of other screen readers is:

Well there is always codex http://jscholes.net/project/codex. that handles quite a few formats.

well its in all brousers then we have a problem ^ is sometimes an up arrow so it would be just as confusing.

brian have you sent feadback at bct@... like they say in their podcasts they actually are happy to recieve such.

Thanks a lot. I just started following it as well.

I cannot speak to accessibility, but PDF Split and Merge (AKA PDFSAM) is an excellent tool and is open source. If you try it out please report back on accessibility. It is now in the new Universal

I don't like the echoiness of Espeak Linda. The echo makes my ears tired after not too long. I use Max at 70 or 75 percent. Thanks, Ari

Thanks. Just started following it. Roger

Hi Roger, Below is the Twitter page for add-ons: https://twitter.com/nvdaaddons Gary Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaryDBowers

Can someone please give me the info on how to follow the nvda add ons on Twitter? Thanks. Roger

As I recall, the site accepts presentations from a wide variety of people. it may not be practical for the site to influence how presenters do this, although I suppose they could place something on

Hi Group, If you have MS Word 2016, you can open the PDF document in Word and safe it as a Word document. That is what I did for a book to be able to read it on the VR Stream

Hello: The program is usable. The issue is that there are many who don't like ribbons! I am no fan of ribbons! However, I like to use MS Office and it is all ribbon based. So,

Hello I know that you did a recording for those who use jaws and learning nvda. I forgot what session it was but was wondering if I could get the link to the archived recording? I need this for a

I'm a totally blind user too, and it is totally accessible. Ângelo Abrantes. Às 18:47 de 30-04-2016, Andre Fisher escreveu:

I agree with you Bryan. When you demos of any type using speech weither its a podcast etc the no.1 rule should be to slow down your synth you use. I've emailed the good people of Cool Blind Tech with

Is it accessible to the totally blind user like myself? That is the big issue.

I'm using a portable version of nitro pdf ant it is working perfectly. Ângelo Abrantes Às 16:00 de 30-04-2016, Bhavya shah escreveu:

Hi. No, I had the same experience. Contact me on skype: brian.moorefollow me on twitter:http://www.twitter.com/bmoore123 On 4/28/2016 8:43 PM, Pranav Lal wrote:

Hi, I found Nitro difficult to download and impossible to install, and the Oxillion Document Converter software, another recommendation that I got has worked for me. Thanks for the suggestion all the