Hi there, Personally, I use GoldWave, which is an audio editor as well as recorder, converter, and CD ripper. It is accessible and even has an NVDA add-on, and is relatively cheap. If you're looking

There are a number of accessible recording programs. The first question is how you want to use it. If you just want to record and edit mp3 files, MP3 Direct Cut is the program to use. For other

The Voice Recorder app that comes with Windows is very accessible but it only records in the M4A format. Dan Beaver -- Dan Beaver (KA4DAN)

Welcome Eilana. I have integrated your question into a currently active topic: Does nvda work with Microsoft teams? Activate that link to review what has been discussed already over the last day.

hello everybody I have installed today Microsoft team app For Windows ten 64 bit I am working with NVDA 2019.3.1 with vocalizer Expressive addons for NVDA with English and Hebrew voices the

Greetings list, Please excuse if this isn't the correct list for this question. Using nvda what is the most accessible audio recording software? If anyone could aim me in the right direction I would

So this shows the web developer knows just enough ARIA to get them in trouble. The first rule of ARIA is don't use ARIA if you don't need to.

HI. already done. I agree completely. this is part of the bargain when running beta stuff.

Hello! Here, it did works alriiight... Try this one from my DropBox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3xw6vot6whdrygo/frequentText-1.0.nvda-addon?dl=1 Best regards,

Cathy's meeting was Zoombombed last night, That is to say Troals attended the meeting and disrupted it All the new meetings will have a password. To get the password, you need to contact Cathy

Hi Pramit and others who replied Thank you very much for getting back to me about Microsoft teams and also confirming how accessible it is. the information and links

Hello all, Managed to contact a Thunderbird engineer via Twitter. To help figuring out what’s going with recent TB beta releases, this engineer graciously posted archive links for TB betas (use it

68.6 is great. It does what I need it to do. No annoying issues. I need to check out web interfaces for mail. I never have done much with that.

Well to be hhonest if it gets that bad you can always get the older 52x release which is not ever going to aparently get updated.

If you revert back, you have to create a new profile. I did it. I have more email accounts to set up. You have to reset all of your settings. I will be sticking with the "release" version of

I don’t know what you see if you are logged in, but I see all these links without logging in. Do you see them if you aren’t logged in? Gene

Or, if you decide you want to be on a beta channel, hold up your end of the bargain: report bugs. While it's fine to try out beta software and ditch it if it doesn't work (yet), if something as

Hmmm just use the stable version like I do. Then you don't have a problem.

it probably downloads the file to your downloads folder if its direct. Anyway you just run the file from your downloads folder and it just does.

Hi, As for turning off status bar elements, I don’t know, as I don’t use Thunderbird at all (I use a combination of web email client interfaces, Outlook 365, and Windows 10 Mail to varying