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I fail to see why one would need the tutorial to be targeted specifically at blind people. There is a good deal of first-party documentation available on the Python website. I first learnt Python with

Dear David and Chris, Interestingly, I use a mixture of ESpeak-NG and IBM Eloquence myself, switching between the two from time to time. I think it is unlikely that this issue has to do with the speec

Hi Don This youtube playlist offer tutorials on python programming with NVDA. I've just save it into my account, not listen yet. I think it would be useful for you: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li

- As an aside, you could use Notepad++ as your editor instead. It does support Python language checking (among many others).

An easy starting place is https://www.nathantech.net/products/tutorials/python/index.php

Are there any tutorials or courses to learn Python as a blind person?

Nothing; Idle is not accessible with NVDA.

I have downloaded and installed python 3 on my system. I downloaded some sample programs. I can choose to edit one of the programs using Idle 3.9. Doing this opens what I assume is Idle but NVDA will

- That member would be me. I still have the gawk script I wrote to do this, and if you want to send me your JDF file I'll gladly run it through so that you can be the next test case. I did not get eno

In the archives, I had stumbled upon a member seeking some way to convert their JAWS dictionary into NVDA format so an existing large JAWS dictionary didn't need to be manually created entry by entry

Where within the NVDA documentation could I find commands to work Windows via a HumanWare Brilliant Brailld display? Trial and erroR, VIA nvda+S KEYBOARD LEARN FEATURE (nvda+#1), has given me basic co

By a happy accident I just figured it out. I opened the start menu, in the search box I typed powershell, first item found was powershell. I then hit the right arrow and got the options to run as admi

Don, I use Windows 10. Here is how I do what you want. Hold down the Windows key and press R - this brings up the run dialog. Type powershell Next, hold down both the shift and control key and press t

I want to run powershell admin. To do so I open the start menu and search for powershell. Now I am supposed to right click the result and select run as admin. How do you right click on someing in the

Can someone offer help please. I am new to NVDA and have a small problem. When I go to my emails, NVDA will read the list in braille and also announce the list with speech. However, when I open an ema

Strangely, I see even faster performance with a particular version of IBM Eloquence than with eSpeak. Both are very snappy indeed though, and we're talking only a few milliseconds difference here.

Bhavya, while I have experienced the delays you are referring to I found that the performance seemed to be linked more to the computer being used rather than a particular build of Microsoft Word, with

Dear all, I currently use NVDA 2020.4, Microsoft Office 365, and Windows 10 on a fairly high-spec machine. Within the Office suite, the bulk of my usage (and of my dissatisfaction) is with Microsoft W

Hi Don Beside a lot of resources given from privious e-mail, if your target is not to be a program engineer, read Automated the boring stuff with Python from https://automatetheboringstuff.com/ This t