Yes, this is neat too, and I kind of wish I'd known about it when the course was actually taking place. So far I've only listened to the Audio Essentials stuff but the instructors are surprisingly goo

That was posted here a while ago. I took a look at the thread but am not really sure how it's going to go. It seems a little disorganised, but I guess it is still early days. But the thread pointed me

Hi. I just got reaper last week and haven't really gotten anywhere with it yet, but I have found a good number of resources. Check out the reaper accessibility wiki, it should be a great starting poin

Looks like they will be using Reaper. Follow the link on the second page for a pretty good audio course.

Yep, I remember using Bex in my early school days. I don’t miss it, but now that you mentioned it, yes I do remember the capital pitch-change!

Hi Robert. Thanks for passing this on, looks both useful and interesting. Maybe time to actually give Reaper a shot.

I asked this question too. What are we missing?

I just came to this thread now because I’m one of the idiots who reads the messages in his inbox backwards, but that was a pretty interesting post. I understand the anger but the “log of misbegotten t

Hi. I'm not arguing, but I wonder if you could explain this? I work with both .wav and .mp3 files using version 6.31 of this programme, and although I don't use all features, it works as well or bette

Just curious, but why wouldn't one use goldwave 6? Maybe if you were still on XP, I could understand sticking with an old version -- in that case you can no longer keep NVDA up to date either. I am us

There have been a lot of messages on the list about this, but the explanation seems to be that firefox does not autoplay by default. This change is welcome by many of us, including me. As for internet

I noticed this started happening with the new firefox update. Can’t be a coincidence, then. I must say I prefer it this way, but there probably still is a way to get it to autoplay.

The problem I found with the 1core voices was that there was always a really long pause between sentences, and a shorter but still annoying pause after commas. I was able to get rid of this by editing

You got your answer. This topic made me laugh for some reason. I'm sure sometimes these lists cause a lot of facepalming. :P

Of course, with any software, but especially something like a torrent client, it’s always advisable to know both the implications fo what you are getting into, and how said software works. I don’t kno

Damn. I’m sure when Cristobal sent that first message, he had no idea what it would spawn. Sure, he could have included a description; I agree with that, since I’m not one of the people directly addre

I used MIRC very successfully with JAWS until recently; I think it would work well with NVDA too, but you’d probably want to use screen review a lot.

In addition to what you mentioned above, geography can also be a factor in determining what site you "get" to view. Some redirect according to IP address. I think Amazon used to do this, though it doe

Brian, that makes sense; I thought it must be something like that, I was just leary of using the term “power button” without any sort of context for what that meant.

Hi. I will give this a try. My NVDA instalation appears to be broken at the moment, but once I fix that..*grins*