I've just walked through the website and find it quite accessible for
screen readers. My problem here is, that it's useless for me, becausse
they don't propose possibilities for desktop or I understood this in
this way.

Georgi


На 18.10.2016 г. в 14:12 ч., Георги Ламбов написа:

A question before the answer: is that any program for listening of

radio or it's only a radioStation? Becausse I've find a webSite named:
calm radio, which radioStation proposes: jazz, relaxMusic, rock etc.
Is that the same object?
На 18.10.2016 г. в 10:52 ч., Marco Oros написа:

I don't know, where to ask It, but can somebody of You find in this
web a radio channels?

This is a Calm radio and It was accessible.

Please, try to make this accessible, if You know those programming
languages of the web pages.

Thank You!

https://calmradio.com/en

A question before the answer: is that any program for listening of

radio or it's only a radioStation? Becausse I've find a webSite named:
calm radio, which radioStation proposes: jazz, relaxMusic, rock etc. Is
that the same object?
На 18.10.2016 г. в 10:52 ч., Marco Oros написа:

I don't know, where to ask It, but can somebody of You find in this
web a radio channels?

This is a Calm radio and It was accessible.

Please, try to make this accessible, if You know those programming
languages of the web pages.

Thank You!

https://calmradio.com/en

.

Yes there was a post by me from Jamie from the dev list that basically
said that there is a problem with firefox, and its not been fixed in
the main so called stable version but has been in the nightly build.
It could be that by removing that folder you have reset the
situation, so to speak and it will nnow work until the same limit or
whatever occurs again, but hopefully, by then the nightly build will
have become the stable one and the problem will go away.
Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Gene New Zealand"
<hurrikennyandopo@outlook.co.nz>
To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 8:26 AM
Subject: [nvda] The unknown issue with mozilla fire fox and thunderbird

Hi guys


A while back i emailed the list about problems that I was having with a
persons computer running windows 10. What it was doing was in mozilla
fire fox you could not use single letter navigation keys, tab or any
thing. You could not even get into the menus up the top when the alt key
was used. It was unusable with mozilla fire fox. NVDA kept on saying
unknown. Browse and focus mode did not work either.

There was some other problems but that saying unknown was the main ones.

Also when you went into mozilla thunderbird, it would open, but when you
went to use the tab key to get to the tree view it would say unknown
etc, You could not even get into your emails and or access the menus up
the top. Also unusable.


The above problem is now fixed.


The steps were.

I thought it was nvda having a corrupted nvda.ini file.

So nvda was reset to factory defaults. That did not fix the problem.
NVDA was completely removed all together and also the references to nvda
under the %appdata% section referring to nvda. This was deleted.NVDA was
then reinstalled and then tested it again. I still had the same problem
with nvda saying unknown both in fire fox and mozilla thunder bird.

Next mozilla fire fox was uninstalled from the pc.

I then went into the %appdata% area and found a folder referring to
mozilla and had a look inside of it..

I ended up deleting the settings file, then decided to delete the folder
for mozilla all together.
i then closed out of it then decided to see if it made any difference in
thunderbird. This time I was able to tab through to where my folders
were in the treeview, go into them read my messages etc.
I can not remember if i had to reboot or to clear the cache.
So the problem is fixed now and then i reinstalled mozilla fire fox and
set it up.

Mozilla fire fox is now working correctly i can use single letter
navigation keys etc even access the menus. What I did when i reinstalled
it was grab the latest version of it as I noticed when the other one was
uninstalled it was version 47.

So both are running correctly i can access the menus in both programs
and use them like normal.

I have seen in the last day or couple of days a similar problem on the
list with nvda saying unknown multiple times in fire fox.

so if you had the same sort of problems as mentioned above with mozilla
fire fox and thunder bird, this is how i fixed it.
Maybe it might help someone else.

Gene nz




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hi.
i did not use webvisum for a month.
today i tried it the version 0.95 with server conection error!

On 10/18/16, P. Otter <pam.otter@gmail.com> wrote:

hello, i've tryed to install webvisum rewritten by james scholes when
installed, it works
but after a few hours it stops again with the same message, (webserver
connection error)
what can it be?
is webvisum now end of life?
cheers
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----- Original Message -----

From: P. Otter

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 7:56 PM

Subject: [nvda] problems again with webvisum

hello, i've tryed to install webvisum rewritten by james scholes when installed, it works

but after a few hours it stops again with the same message, (webserver connection error)

what can it be?

is webvisum now end of life?

cheers

paul otter

 

hello, i've tryed to install webvisum rewritten by james scholes when
installed, it works
but after a few hours it stops again with the same message, (webserver
connection error)
what can it be?
is webvisum now end of life?
cheers
paul otter

It sounds like a synthesizer issue.  Cup is read properly by synthesizers I've used.  I would expect the speech dictionary to cause it to be spoken correctly but your message appears to indicate that it isn't.  You might try the synthesizer dictionary instead of the default.  For unknown reasons, I can't change how something is spoken at times with the default dictionary but the change is honored if I use the synthesizer dictionary.

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: Brian Vogel

Sent: Monday, October 17, 2016 1:12 PM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA and Fractions

John,

           I'm using Microsoft SAPI5 David as well.  I hadn't thought about changing synthesizers but there had still ought to be a way to force an exception such that anytime the whole word "cup" is seen, which requires a white space character before the C and after the P, it's pronounced as "cup" because that's what I want it to be pronounced as.  I thought that was the whole idea behind the dictionaries.  There are lots of people who work with jargon of various sorts who want to force certain abbreviations to be read as though they're the whole word, and the like.  There has got to be a way to tell NVDA to tell whatever gets passed "cup" that it's always cup, but I'll be darned if I can figure out what!

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hello

Is anyone working on grade2 input for NVDA with braille displays? I just
tried it with the orbit20 prototype and jaws17 with orbit 20 connected
with USB hid mode and refreshabraille18 emulation. It works very well. I
hit space with dots 1-2-3-4-5-6 turned on type in mode and as I typed
grade2 contracted ueb braille jaws turned it back into print in my
notepad document while reading the dots I was typing. It was quite cool.
I really would like to see such grade2 input in NVDA soon.


Josh



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From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Brian Vogel
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 2:44 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA and Fractions

Cearbhall,

          There are *lots* of online resources for regular expressions, but if you can lay your hands on the O'Reilly [publisher of "all things Unix"] book entitled Mastering Regular Expressions by Jeffrey E. F. Friedl that would not be a bad place to start.  Here are three different cheat sheets that I found helpful when I was trying to refresh my memory about how these things work.  One of the trickiest concepts is that you can have a regular expression match zero or more occurrences of a given character, which seems very odd, but if you think about how time is conventionally written out in many instances, there is no leading zero before 10 AM (or PM) and the one may or may not be there in any given instance of the time, so you need to be able to match zero or more occurrences of the digit 1 at the start.

https://www.cheatography.com/davechild/cheat-sheets/regular-expressions/ 

http://www.rexegg.com/regex-quickstart.html 

http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html 

           I have to warn you that it generally takes a bit of time to wrap one's head around regular expression syntax.  The nice thing is that there are websites that allow you to test the regular expression you've put together against a pattern to see if it will match it and even some that will allow you to specify a replace option so that you can see precisely what you'd get as a replacement by piecing together bits of the original string in different order, with different separators, etc.  Here is the site that I preferred for that purpose:

http://www.freeformatter.com/regex-tester.html

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On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 02:07 am, Brian's Mail list account wrote:

though why it should be dependent on what goes before in such a fashion
is
very odd indeed.

 It's an attempt at natural written language intelligence.  Many
abbreviations for currencies are, in and of themselves, unpronounceable in
English.  When they occur after a digit, however, the logical way to
pronounce them is as the currency they represent.  The same trick is used
for AM and PM (regardless of case) when it follows what looks like a time as
opposed to elsewhere.  We all know that "AM" would be pronounce as in the
sentence, "I am typing this right now."  I don't know how various
synthesizers would handle PM absent the time context.
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