Hi Pele, My answers are indicated with the letter "A:" following your original questions. 1. What is the trick in NVDA to go to a specific worksheet in a workbook? I have a workbook containing

I actually work faster with sound not speach. I would if I could speak in sound alone as my brain processes sound way way faster than speach, it always has. I'm weird but ther you go. Sarah Alawami,

Hello all, Last time I checked, KMPlayer could output reading aloud of subtitles only via SAPI5 - no screen reader involved in this case. I don't know if braille output is

 i use abby 12 i have problems with navigating the menu, nvda does not read the menu options

Hmmph, and if only real displays got less expensive. Yeah I know there are 14-20 cell units but 20 cells is barely 2 lines. Now something like the canute would be worth having but since any of the

Hmmm the windows pe is one of those older bits of software that is not about. There are several versions, but I know of only 2 of them. It would actually be nice if someone could make a talking

Hmmm while I like subtitles in audio description and find that nice, I'd find it destracting if a synth did it unless it was a good synth. Its been something I have been looking at for

Can we as users use windows ocr natively itself? Ie are there programs that use windows ocr themselves, that may be a way forward if at some point I decide not to upgrade. All I will

Braille is the only sensible way to handle this, in my opinion...would still be nice to be able to get it to sync witht eh video but hey, at least it is doable. The world is a big place and there are

Hmmm, well its 189 bucks but yeah. With all the accessible scanner solutions either in doubt or just not updated or in limbo, bar maybe text cloner which costs 50 or so dollars less

However the user prefers, and that can be provided for in the choices, in a case like this, hearing some sort of verification is important. If you are scanning a twenty page or a fifty page document,

I don't have Windows PE, but Narrator can read a lot of Windows now. For instance, if you have to do an install from scratch, or a reset, Narrator can read that. It can't read the menu that let's you

Hmmm you know jean I am going to have to disagree with you. I really concidder coppy and paste announcements to become after a while annoying for me to listen to. As a compromise, I

Hi guys I have been asked the following question below. I have not used the program but some one else might of. By the way has any one got a updated link to the images either the link is timing out

There should be something in the menu when there is an update available. If not, go to the menu and click "about". Not sure where exactly on that page it will be. It should be there if there

It’s been a while since I did this, but personally I download subtitles from a site like this one and read them on a braille display, since I want to hear the voices of the actors and not a synth.

There is confusion on the subject. There is an add-on to provide OCR for versions of Windows lower than Windows 10. Windows 10 has its own OCr, so the add-on is no longer used. for purchase. Gene

You shouldn't, but it sure is nice to save eight or nine hundred dollars and get the current version. Gene

I should add that its been a long time since I used that very old version. I may be incorrect and you may have to delete the material before scanning new material. You could probably cut it to the