I have little doubt. I have wished that there was a true, central repository for NVDA add-ons since I started working with NVDA, but I doubt it's ever going to happen. I've been around when myriad

There are others, like NVDAExtensionGlobalPlugin and FakeClipboardAnouncement, both working in my NVDA Alpha with Python 3… Rui De: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Em Nome De Brian

You can't legally fool around and somehow extract or cause the engine to work independently of the program. If you purchase Fine Reader by itself, it is perhaps a tenth or a little more of the price

I have, on occasion, issued the copy command and it didn't work for some reason. Sometimes, this or that command doesn't work for some reason and I have to issue it twice, such as opening Computer.

My recollection, from when I tried the demo, is that if you open the voice settings, control NVDA v, you can up and down arrow in the voice selection list and see the various Eloquence voices.

I guess, my point is:  I don't own either of the ocr packages but have demos  and copies of both.  I don't feel the need to own either, but an ocasional scan and read might be useful; even though

I knew I'd seen something that made these commands, and some others, be announced, and a quick web search on "NVDA announce cut copy paste commands" led me directly to: Clipspeak -

I use cut, copy and paste a lot, every day. Sometimes the paste command does not work, and that is because I did not make sure I had the text or item selected.

Probably because it's generally not considered necessary (though I'll be shocked if someone doesn't come back saying there's a setting you can use to do just that). Visually, you get no indicator that

I have recently updated to the latest Thunderbird, 68.4.1. When I go to the address book I get no spoken feedback when I up and down arrow through the list of my entries. I can still type the first

The one thing NVDA can't change, as far as I know, is the "voice profile" in the advanced section of the Eloquence program. It's where you pick voices like Reed, Gramma, and so on. I've never seen a

Using NVDA, why don't NVDA echo the keyboard commands copy, cut, paste ETC?

Kurszweil may still allow you to set an engine. Openbook used to, but they now have settings such as faster and slower, but more accurate. It may be that one of these settings only uses one engine

Hi, Have been using the HP I.R.I.S. OCR which came with my HP Jet Pro printer 8710 wireless a printer/scanner combo purchased 3 years ago for $99. It works well and is accessible with NVDA. It

I have been using scanners since the last millennium. I have used Canon, hp and Epson brands. From my experience, the only reason the scanner would yield poor results is if the platen is dirty or

It's my impression that both open book and kurzweil use one of the popular recognition engines, omnipage, ABBY, etc?  With one of those packages installed, is it possible to use just the ocr engine

Hi, I am planning out a feature called overlap detection. However, I need your input on the matter. Since Developer toolkit has many different use cases and environments it works in, this feature may

Perhaps the difficulty often encountered with optical character recognition software might be the sort of scanner employed. I upgraded my computer, recently. Which involved purchasing a new scanner.

I am actually a little bit surprised. I used Kurzweil Educational Systems 1000 with a scanner when I was in school 15 years ago. But at the time, this ocr did a lot of mistakes, meaning that even

That is what I discovered. When they were checked NVDA could not change anything. ****** character is found in how you treat people who cannot do anything for you!