If you copy current user settings, all add ons with their settings will also be copied over including any synths. Roger

Just wondering how feasible it would be to get the new Voices from Microsoft working with NVDA? These voices are currently previewing with the Chromium based edge dev and Canary browsers. Microsoft

Yes. They match. Right now I have Zira, David and Mark, the voices that come with US English. Now let's say I want to add Canadian English. I go to Time and Language, Speech, Add voices. From there,

Maybe I am asking the wrong question. Is there any Correlation to the voices listed when you choose One core under the NVA speech settings and the languages you install under the time and language

We told you. Change your synthesizer. Press NVDA+ctrl+s. You will then hear select synthesizer dialog. In the list that comes up, select Windows OneCore voices and press enter.

I am still confused. On Win 10 I go to settings, time and language, speech. I then install Canada English, United Kingdom English along with United States English. No matter which of these I choose

I have created portable copies of mine and everything including synthesizers have carried over.

Now I'm confused. What if the speech synthesizer is an add-on? It was my understanding that when I create a portable copy of NVDA, I would have the option to copy add-ons. Is this not the case with

Did you let it fully download? You have to let it download for a few minutes and then restart NVDA.

I hadn't thought of it before this discussion. I've been backing them up but the best and easiest thing to do, if you don't back up programs, if you just back up things like music and documents, is

Hi, yes they are.

I have some information from Duxbury concerning making Duxbury compatible with NVDA. Please contact me off list so as not to tie up the list. My email address is blindangel61@... or my phone

NVDA Group Description: NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is screen reader software. The central purpose of this group is discussing how to use NVDA, either configuring NVDA's settings or

Is it an old version of Openbook, seven or earlier? At any rate, to answer your initial question, the synthesizer won't be copied to another machine if you make a portable copy. I don't think any

I have "open book".

You have Eloquence from somewhere else. The Eloquence in JAWS is restricted and only runs in JAWS. Do you use anything else that uses Eloquence such as Kurzweil? Gene ----- original Message -----

As I said previously, I am a new user of the NVDA screen reader. I wanted to change synthesizers from the default one I was given. When I first downloaded the screen reader. I don't know what I did

OK under the win 10 settings you have a time and language. When you open that you have a option for languages and one for speech. In both you can add voices. Which one do you use to add voices that

following voices available. States installed. Is this all the voices I should have? That list is the reconstituted Dectalk speech engine for SAPI5, not the One Core Engine. Orlando Enrique Fiol

Joseph, I’ve never experienced an issue with remote and win10 app essentials. If I can get far enough back in today’s backlog of mail and can find reliable steps, I’ll go play around with stuff