Hello Patrick, Thanks for the update of the add-on! It was one of the ones that I was going to miss with NVDA 2019.3, but now I don't have to worry at least for it (smile). I

Brian: There are too many inaccuracies in your thinking on this issue. We're talking about a Windows-based program, not a command line program. You are confusilng Pine for Linux with Alpine for

Alpine is extremely accessible under Windows. There are 2 or 3 settings you must change, otherwise it's excellent. Chris **************************************** Have you considered Annual Giving

As I said before, there is a Windows version. Chris **************************************** Have you considered Annual Giving or including a gift to Missouri Council of the Blind in your Will or

Hi Ben: I appreciate your willingness to help. I can probably send you the install software you need and will check on this, perhaps writing you off list if that's ok. I don't think this is a hard

The assertion that Windows ports are easily sourced, let alone actively maintained has already been refuted by others. Your mission should be findings replacements. It's that simple. Command line

Suzy, Arlene here. I too use a Credit Union site. I don’t know about your credit Union. These Credit Union bank websites are very secure. I’ve had the same issue not being able to login I used

Hi David Thanks for writing. I am still on Windows 7 but due to upgrade to Windows 10 shortly. I can find out the information using Left and Right Arrow, but I have not found a way of getting the

Not sure if they made any developments for windows. I know it is or still is used for Linux. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

How well does Alpine work for Windows?  I believe I tried it and its predecessor Pine and it wasn't very accessible. -- They Ask Me If I'm Happy; I say Yes. They ask: "How Happy are You?" I Say:

You’d probably have to ask the developer to somehow develop a windows version along with linix. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi Chris, i am not an NVDA developer, so I might be completely wrong, but I think this might be harder than you think to fix. The main problem you have is Pico and Alpine are hard to find online. At

Patches pretty much relate to the Linux/Unix version, not the Windows version. Chris **************************************** Have you considered Annual Giving or including a gift to Missouri

Yes, I can’t remember it’s home page. If you google it, there’s a frequently asked question page. Also there are new and old Patches you can download to your Program Alpine. If you can’t use

My answer to thkat is that Alpine and Pico are currentlym maintained. If help from their developer(s) is needed, it would be given. Chris **************************************** Have you

I'm not really prepared to take that route right now. It just adds too much complexity to the system. I much prefer to use the available Windows versions of these programs on my Windows

The fact is that a lot of "fairly old pieces of software" were not written with accessibility in mind at all, and if they are not being maintained and updated, are very unlikely to become accessible

Hi and thanks for the response. I am using it on Windows 7 and Windows 10 on two different computers. Alpine version is 2.20. I invoke Alpine from the Windows command line and not through a

Are those even used on unix systems anymore? I thought the email program was something else. In any case, have you tried Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux? There are quite a few flavors. I

What version of alpine are you running, on what operating system? Are you using it through a terminal program or native?