Hi all. I'm not actually new to the list, I used to be on the old list as John Schucker, but I went and got married and changed my last name. Anyway, my question is about using skype on Windows 10, na

Thanks! Speakers and microphone are good to know at least, as I have multiple sound devices. I suspect I'll end up going back to desktop, but thought I'd try it since NVDA is working with it and they

Hi all. The recent posts about Win 10 made me think of this. I'm running Code Factory Eloquence. They say for major upgrades you should unlicense it and relicense after the upgrade's done, and I actua

So to answer the responses so far: 1. You have to license after every major update because Eloquence uses one of those licenses that's based on stuff about your computer, don't ask me what because I d

Thanks Joseph and Austin for answering my question. As for everybody else, I don't make the stuff, I just run it. I'm sure I'm not the only one running legal Eloquence, so if anybody else is, feel fre

I'm running Firefox 56.0, NVDA 2017.3, and my only issue is that when you first start Firefox, if you use the arrows or move by headings or such, it seems to be slow for a few second, but then it clea

Hi all. Over the years I've heard several of you say that multiple screen readers are a good thing, so much so that some have advocated keeping demo copies installed, just in case. So I have a questio

If you want to save a web page, ctrl-s will do it, I think. If you want to save a file, right click on it, which is either your applications key or shift-f10, and pick "save as" from the menu.

Quite right! I didn't mention many other screenreaders because, I suspect for many on the list, jaws is the other screenreader they're likely to install, at least, that's my recollection of people who

I know you have to access the information bar to download executables a lot of the time, but yeah I don't remember what that is either, I haven't used IE in years. Personally I'd just install Firefox

You choose save, and a dialogue will come up asking you where to save it? There's nothing special about NVDA here. That is, you don't have to do anything in particular because you're running NVDA over

I keep forgetting to do this so I'm glad it came up again. I want to thank everybody who answered, and particularly those who gave specifics like banking and the recent Microsoft surveys. It's nice to

See NVDA user guide, Sec. 10.8.

Shouldn't it just work? It's using MSAA and NVDA supports that. I thought the whole point of MSAA is that things get exposed to screen readers. I have no idea what the Zoom meeting thingy is so I can'

Hey all. I swear there's a way to do this, but I can't remember it and I can't find it, either in the NVDA user guide or via google. How do you access toolbars in Firefox? With object navigation I can

Sorry, that doesn't help. I don't mean making the toolbar appear on the screen. I mean being able to get from a document to the toolbar so I can move through the buttons on the toolbar and activate so

You can add voices from other versions of English though, the Canadian voices aren't bad. See here, that's how I learned how to do it, thanks http://accessibilitycentral.net/nvda%20tutorials%20for%20w

There's a version of Eloquence written in HTML?

Ah, gotcha. It honestly wouldn't surprise me to see somebody try to write a synth in html or such, so I figured I'd ask.

"I'm happy to use 7, butwill get 10 again, obviously, but I do wish they would stop these major updates that break access software every few months, but from what I hear this is going to be the norm f