I don't think there is a VlC list, but I believe Video lan does have a forum. You could try signing up to that. BTW, you got a response from Sarah about Android; are you asking about an Android app or

Hey. Yes, you will want to use the wiki to get started, and possibly make reference to it later. I still have trouble with some of the advanced preferences, doing things like applying filters. There’s

Most of the standard features are easy to use.

The pause button? Space bar will do it. As for tagging songs/albums, I've not tried this and so am not sure. I will look into it.

I've not heard of Guide before, but Leasey is a set of JAWS scripts provided by a third party for users of that screen-reader. They are supposed to automate certain tasks and make things "easier" for

Hi. How are you trying to open it? Are your file associations set to VlC? What happens when you open it using the search box or run dialog? If you’ve tried everything and there’s simply no VLC window

I wouldn't write off Libre Office completely. It has loads of keyboard commands; depending on what you are after, there might well be a way to accomplish what's desired. I haven't played with it a lot

Hey. It can read them, but I believe it will not save in the newest Word formats as they are somewhat proprietary.

Some of these accessible games that are more like “video games” as we know it don’t speak so much, but they have things like directional sound and other audio clues to tell you, for instance, where yo

Forgive me if I’m just not understanding the whole context of this discussion (there seems to be a lot of it), but it still ultimately is your decision. The problem is that as software, including the

I expect to get about ten years out of a computer, and that’s more than many would, I’m aware. Luckily this desktop system is very easy to upgrade in terms of ram, drives and so on.

Nah, I don’t think you’re alone in that at all.

Wow, what a drag that is. Yeah…

I just hit f12 to get a slightly different version (I think) of the “save as” dialog box. Using Office 2016 though, not 365. I did use 365 for a while at work though and didn’t really find significant

OO will open .dox files, but not save them, I think. You can save in the older style .doc files, which Microsoft Office can work with to this day. There are definite accessibility quirks with both Lib

Isn't that a Windows command, not an NVDA one? Most windows+ key combinations are, anyway.

Hi. I might have missed a few messages here, but it rang an alarm bell that you did not have the Comm Registration Tool in your nVDA menu. Did you check to make sure you are actually running the lates

I haven’t played with Chrome’s much, but Firefox has pretty great bookmark management. What is it that you can do with iE that you can’t with Firefox regarding bookmarks, or favourites, as I believe t

They absolutely will not work on XP.

Not only is it not an “easter egg”, but it’s one of the choices right there in the menu bar that’s at the top of the screen in every version of the programme.