I noticed that with this message, there are 2 attachments with an .ics extension. What program uses this extension? earlier, Nvda Calendar, wrote: John

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I agree with others. Moderators can't be elected and need to be chosen. I will not vote because I don't know many of the participants on this list. earlier, Joseph Lee, wrote: John

I don't have a suggestion for the addon but there is a free weather program called Weathermate that is mostly accessable. I think it is quite feature rich considering that it is a free program. If you

Matt, yep, Balabolka, a free program. earlier, Matt Turner, wrote:

Gene, welcome as mod. I'm sure you will do a good job. I've seen your posts on many list and you are very helpful. earlier, Gene, wrote:

Spoonbill Software has many games that are not screen reader dependent and they are free. earlier, Don H, wrote: John

Chris, jumping in, here. Bard Express is a separate program. It uses read only edit boxes for displaying book details. One navigates with tab ad arrow keys. It works fine with Window Eyes without any

I have used NVDA a little bit with Eudora and it appears to work well . earlier, Brian Vogel, wrote:

I downloaded the eloquence speech addon from jeff's repository and I'm using NVDA version 16.4. After making changes in the voice settings dialog, rate, pitch and so on, and hitting the ok button, NVD

I would find this mouse movement more exciting if the pointer would move from object to object rather than by number of pixels. earlier, David Moore, wrote:

I don't mind moving the mouse pointer when I have to and I use Window Eyes mouse keys to do so. Otherwise, I don't care where something is on the screen as long as I can get to it, first with keystrok

Jim, yep, you can still use the Capslock key as it is normally used. earlier, The Gamages, wrote:

As I understand it, the addon isn't at fault. The only thing the addon does is tell you that the keys were pressed. It isn't intended to tell you that the action was done. earlier, Kwork, wrote:

I tried Revo and wasn't impressed. I thought the uninstaller in the Puran Utilities was much better. That installer took out things that Revo left behind. John

If you have Microsoft Office 2010 or later, you can get Window Eyes for free. John

What about the one in the webie bundle? John

how does NVDA change the settings of a program? I hope it warns first before changing settings.

Brian, I have gotten it a couple of times. Both times, I clicked the link. John

pandora mail is a bit like Eudora and handles certificates and odd character sets better than Eudora. I haven't tried it with nvda but it worked well with Window Eyes. It costs $14. John

I don't believe one can use QCast to subscribe to tech talk podcasts from the link given. If we could get a subscription link, we could enter that into QCast.