Cyrille wrote: security advisories and "In-Process" do not target the same audience. With respect I’m not sure that we can make such a general statement. I’m sure there are many In-Process readers who

Hi. I sometimes still use ESpeak, U.S. dialect, Male 3 variant. I don’t know if it’s just me but it seems like the treble on the voice is a bit softer with 2022.4 beta 1 compared to earlier versions o

I don't think that we should count Home Page Reader, Window-Eyes or Winvision in discussions like this since they are discontinued products which haven't been developed in years. If we're going to do

I think that one thing which might possibly help with users who have changed a lot of settings is for the program to have an internal mechanism to allow a user to review options which were recently ch

Hi, Brian. Pressing home or end moves the browse mode cursor to the beginning or end of the current line, respectively. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist NVDA Certified Expert

That would be control-home, the same keystroke you would use to move to the top of an email message or other document. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist NVDA Certified Expert

Gene, When using these voices in Narrator you definitely don’t have unnatural pauses at the end of each sentence. I understand your point of view in that we’ve had many human sounding voices for quite

When Jeff Bishop from Microsoft was a panelist at the 2022 ACB convention I did ask if the new natural voices might become available for third party screen readers. He said that they were only availab

I would have thought this would be caused by the Line Numbers check box in Document Settings being enabled. When enabled, NVDA would say “line x” where X is the number of the line I’m reading. Press t

Hi, Betsy. I'm not aware of any functions built into NVDA that can decode and announce captchas. That being said the extension that I've used in the past is Rumola, which you can get here. https://ski

Joseph, You’re absolutely right in that application developers need to receive feedback from the community as their solutions will benefit a larger number of users. As an aside, there are many terms I

Hi. Using NVDA 2022.3 Beta 4, Code Factory Vocalizer add-on v1.12, using the Nathan voice. When I first noticed this I thought it might be an NVDA setting that I had forgotten about which needed to be

Not to beat a dead horse but it also occurs to me that if someone can’t afford the voices from Code Factory then they surely won’t be able to afford a screen reader that already contains those voices

What’s odd is that the Sapi5 Vocalizer voices are no longer listed in Code Factory’s app catalog. I did find them on Harpo Software’s list of voices, however. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Tech

Arlene wrote: > if you in general can’t afford the voices in code factory. Then you in general should pay for a more expensive screen reader with the voices they include. That’s certainly an option if

The odd thing is that I’m hearing them on my Win11 system, version 21 H2 regardless of whether or not I uncheck details. I’ve personally always been a fan of progress tones as well as the way NVDA han

Oh, for goodness sake. Your explanations about how you were discussing something about why you explained why you don’t wonder about why others don’t do something … this sounds so incredibly ridiculous

For those with an iOS or Android device I forgot to mention another very important tool in my toolbox that I can have available for those times when even Narrator may not fire up with the standard key

>> configuring synthesizers or Braille displays for use with NVDA are also permitted." My apologies. As my dad used to say … “when you’re right you’re right …” David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Tec

Forgive me for asking what may be an obvious question but did they not send you any instructions via email? In most cases companies that sell software, particularly specialized software, send a follow