it worked for me, but I am using 64 bit windows. Best, Erik

Hi all, someone is just sent me a question to which I should know the answer but find that I don't. They are looking for a full 64 bit compiled nvda. now it seems to me that nvda has been distributed

Does this computer run off of a corporate intranet? I had a college laptop like this. It wasn't doing everything in the cloud, but it was making me log in to the college for authentication and things

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Hi Jene,

Thanks for pointing out this page. It may not be detailed enough for some, but I found it a useful overview. I was interested to see that NVDA is compliant only up to WCAG 2.0AA. Is there a timeline f

Hi Kelby

Pmwiki is fairly minimalist. It will let you shape content to a great extent, but if you want interactive features, you have to install plug-ins. It's usually very easy to install plug-ins such as cal

I really like pmwiki, and it's offshoot boltwire. Drupal and WordPress are fine, but developers are constantly breaking aspects of accessibility. My current job is using jumla, but I have been coding

I debunk this. The requirement for multiple screen readers is a simptim of a broken accessibility system poorly implemented. Name one other platform where multiple screen readers and switching on the

Greetings,

Hi, does any one know where the blind programming onelist group went? I haven't seen mail from them in months. I recently sent subscribe messages from two email accounts thinking that a glitch in my e

I would agree with you 100%, but I think that the fact that nvda is freely accessible to everyone somewhat mitigates the drawbacks of a proprietary system. things have come a long way in the last few

Foundation fighting blindness is doing essentially that. Fighting blindness. They have no interest in improving quality of life for blind people and they make me seriously angry. They do good research

There is also podiobooks.com.

Actually, talkback is built in to any device that is licenced by google. Unofficial devices still have the freedom to screw up all over the place. There also aren't that many screen readers. The, "acc

My experience has been that they use nonstandard select controls that can't be read by a screen reader. Often they can be acted on and it is possible to make an educated guess what's wanted but they a

I haven't created any surveys with qualtrix, but I've taken a lot of them, and they are sketchy in the extreme. I feel that even if you hacked one into being somehow, a lot of assistive technology use

Google maps may not actually allow you to explore a map by touch, but it will give you directions and all of the text portions of the app are accessible.

I don't love pdf, but when my professors ship powerpoint, I'm usually in a hurry for the information. So, I open the powerpoint and thump it to pdf using powerpoint's save as feature. Then I get a hea