Sharni-Lee wrote: > I need it to read the English text as normal and the Japanese text as Japanese, As I wrote this can only happen if the Web site uses a specific language attribute in their code whe

It’s possible that Window-eyes wasn’t mentioned in the article for two reasons. First, the article’s focus was on blind programmers who were solving the accessibility barriers from Windows.I’m not sur

Brett, as the focus of the article seemed to be on Windows screen readers it’s somewhat understandable that Larry Skutchan’s contributions to the field weren’t mentioned. He did develop a Windows scre

Eloquence continues to be popular for some valid reasons. It is easy to understand at extremely high speech rates, its pronunciation is usually excellent and the pronunciation is also consistent and p

I have wanted to participate in this discussion since it started as I clearly remember many of the DOS screen readers and how the Windows accessibility landscape unfolded as I was working in the a.t.

Also, if we’re talking about a Web page the developer(s) of the page need to be using the language attribute correctly. Just having the page being written or displayed in the Japanese language won’t s

Hi. You can download the latest Eloquence/Vocalizer software from the following link. https://codefactoryglobal.com/app-store/voices-for-nvda/ David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialis

Joseph, while I don’t apologize for what I was intending to express I do sincerely apologize if my initial response came off as less than charitable. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Sp

Joseph wrote: >(some of you should know what I'm talking about; spoiler alert: take a look at recent alpha changelog) Joseph, I have the highest respect for you because of your knowledge, your willing

Hi. Pressing the NVDA key with f5 does a refresh although it’s likely a refresh of the virtual buffer as opposed to an actual screen refresh. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist

I have sent Teamviewer some tweets about this using the handle @teamviewersupport. Anyone else who is experiencing similar frustrations should do the same or at least use whatever other support channe

I see what you mean. I can confirm this behavior. It’s awful. I would really encourage people to alert Teamviewer about this with detailed bug reports. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology

Louis, Unfortunately, there has been an accessibility regression in later versions of TeamViewer which makes reading the partner ID and password difficult. First, if the tab key is silent try pressing

One other serious problem with Vivaldi which will only have a negative impact on users of screen readers is that the buttons from the toolbar as well as the address bar are rendered at the top of the

Gene, I think you’re right in that searching for buttons may be the fastest way to move to the end of a form. It’s not 100% guaranteed that it will work in all cases since some forms might have more t

I’m not aware of a reliable method to move to the end of a form on a Web page. The Window-Eyes screen reader had this capability and I can see why it would be useful but I don’t believe there’s a way

Ravi, Regarding ads you can do more than skip them. Why not block them with an ad blocker such as UBlock Origin. Because ad blockers are not relevant to NVDA itself it would be better to talk about th

Since version 2022.2 is not an addon-breaking release I would expect any addons, including the Acapela addon, to function normally. The only time an addon might stop working with a beta is if that bet

I just took a look at Code Factory’s app store and I now see that Eloquence for Windows is available for purchase but Vocalizer for Windows is not. I apologize for the incorrect information that I wro

Quentin, you’re absolutely right. Code Factory did update the Eloquence-Vocalizer addon very shortly after 2022.1 was released. It is also possible to purchase a SAPI5 version of Vocalizer if users do