Hi: I’m switching back and forth between JAWS and NVDA for certain things, and, I frequently use the wrong exit command. I notice NVDA+f4 isn’t mapped to anything, so, can I map NVDA+f4 to exit NVDA?

Sorry for another old message, but, I do want to weigh in on something that was said here. It is probably not a good idea to leave UAC (User Account Control) turned off. If you download the wrong thin

Hi: I'm sorry for coming in on this, as it is probably not relevant anymore, but, thought some might be curious. The computer Matthew Broderick used was an IMSAI 8080. I believe it was a CP/M machine,

Hi: There are voices for English Canada, British English, an Irish voice, an Australian voice, and an Indian voice. Here are some instructions on getting them. Add a TTS voice to your PC To use one of

Hi: It’s already installed in Windows 10 if you’re using US English. It’s just that NVDA doesn’t recognize it at this time. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi: What would be the easiest way to get that version? Do I need to compile myself? I don’t mind playing with beta code. Thanks! Sent from Mail for Windows 10

The official NVDA add-ons page is: https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html There is an unofficial add-ons page maintained by Jeff Rutkowski. I've seen a couple things on it I've not run across o

Ah: That’s great. Both the Mark and Richard voices are fairly lively sounding and will make excellent alternatives. Not as responsive as eSpeak, but, they do add more choices. Thanks! Sent from Mail f

Hi list: I found an add-on on the page called “Jeff’s NVDA Add-on Page” that allows NVDA to be used with the SAPI 5 mobile voices, of which there are 2 really perky ones, Mark in the US English catego