Are you sure there isn't any Hebrew characters on the screen? Even if they aren't on the line you're reading they may be having an effect on everything. If I'm writing in a google or Youtube search lo

Well if they do vanish, it's probably time to call Microsoft, or try to Google it and plow through a bunch of Microsoft forum questions from people who hopefully have had the same problem. That may no

That's true, but unfortunately Eloquence Japanese also spells every word. You'd have to switch languages again. I think there is or was an addon that lets you quickly switch back and forth between 2 w

Best thing to do is just try again. If it still doesn't work, time to call Microsoft support. Shawn Klein

So here's how I do it. I open up narrator settings with control+shift+n. Then I shift tab and it says vision grouping one of 3. Arrow down until it says narrator. Then tab a bunch of times until you h

Well that's really weird, they should have been available once you rebooted the machine. Try rebooting again, and if that doesn't work, try installing another one core language. If that doesn't work,

Yeah, I forgot. It just happened to me too. The only solutions for that after you've closed the settings dialogue and then restarted NVDA are 1, reboot your computer, or 2, if you don't feel like rebo

You can't adjust inflection with one core voices either. Shawn Klein

So I just added the one core Japanese voices just for fun, there are 2 female and one male, and they all speak Japanesified English otherwise known as Engrish. It says odd doh instead of add, bot toe

I don't know if OneCore Japanese voices do it, but I've come across many of these natural voices over the years that use non-latin alphabets that will read English in the Latin alphabet, and their nat

More likely the web designer thought of including it for edit boxes for Spanish, but not for other places on the page. People are funny that way. You'd think they'd be consistent, but they're not. Sha

Hi, I never tried the TTS, just Voiceover, so I can't tell you that one, but as soon as you press the home button on your phone you'll be out of the NVDA remote app and can do other things on your pho

It can do that, some Wikipedia articles are set up that way like the one for Japan. Shawn Klein

All I can say is, hopefully AI will be able to solve this soon so we don't have to worry about compliance. Getting them to make sites accessible in general is hard enough lol. Shawn Klein

With Spanish you'll just have to switch back and forth, or you could practice listening to English with a Spanish voice for parts of the page where both languages are heavily mixed. It's not so hard o

A lot of synths will read English and Japanese both because they don't share an alphabet. The one-core voices mentioned by someone in this thread may do this without worrying about website owners comp

I hate to tell you this, but most websites don't even bother with that stuff, and when they do it's usually to use the wrong language attribute altogether. I turn language switching off and never use

I've done a bit of Googling about this, and it seems that it's actually whoever created the ESpeak voice's fault. As best as I can figure, they left out loads of kanji and made a real mess of it, so y

The question is did you switch ESpeak's language to Japanese. With some synths, they just won't work with Japanese or some other foreign alphabets at all unless you add language packs in Windows. I ju

Oh I forgot. You said you got the NVDA menu, so maybe you have a working insert or NVDA key. My Mathias Bluetooth keyboard that can pair to 4 devices and switch between them doesn't have another inser