Bob, you may have to go to the autoplay options, I think, somewhere in control panel.

Wouldn't it be more accurate to say, podcast player rather than reader?

David, the NFB content is Daisy, which xml files. Can my screen reader be used in this program?

David, does speak on handle NFB Newsline content? Also, can the program use my screen reader?

Jim, does the OLB work well with any screen reader? Sadly, newer versions aren't as accessable. John

Ollie, thanks. John

Ollie, what does this program do and how much does it cost? John

Kevin, would it help to install any of this stuff,running as administrator? John

Ollie, you're welcome. I knew you could do it. John

Ollie, from another list, I wanted to tell you how to handle zip files. Just navigate to the file, hit your context key and arrow to extract. Or, maybe it says extract all. By default, the files will

A program called Balabolka will read them and a paid program, QRead, is good too.

Codex, a free software, designed for the blind is also good. It has some good shell options. John

Trix, I should have said, navigate to your PCloud drive. John

Trix, you should be able to do it from Windows Explorer. Just navigate to your PCloud directory. John

Spoonbill games has a number of word games.

Ollie, somebody can send you FS Reader. You don't have to have JFW for it to work. John

Robert, I use FS Reader fine with Window Eyes.

Ollie, here is something from Top Tidbits. 7) History of Speech Synthesis and Voice Assistants This transcript contains lots of examples from the history of computerized voice communication: http://bi

Brian, it is similar to CCleaner. John

Gene, that sounds better. That is a bit like the WE mouse.