You're welcome. If someone could test whether they are able to activate their Codefactory licenses with NVDA 2018.3 beta 3 installed that would be great, as I do not have a license for Codefactory so

Well you do not exactly have to go look for new synths, until the switch to Python 3 is fully completed. As I mentioned in my last post, Codefactory continues to work under NVDA 2018.3 beta 3. You can

Update: I finally managed to get Windows 10 up and running in my virtual machine, with NVDA 2018.3 beta 3. I tried to install both Tifflotecnia and Codefactory synth drivers, and it seems that they co

To test whether there would be compatibility issues with NVDA 2018.3 regarding synth drivers, I'm currently setting up a virtual machine with Windows 7 (upgrading to Windows 10 later) and I'll put NVD

The add ons that are available from the NVDA add ons page have more chances of being updated to support WxPython 4 and Python 3 because the community pretty much have access to the source codes. But f

Oh, I forgot to mention in my first post that those using Codefactory's Sapi version of their synth probably won't be affected. Thanks for bringing that up. If Tifflotecnia's add on stops working with

Well, we have been told that a major update is coming, but to this day we haven't seen any major updates from Tifflotecnia. But since NVDA 2018.3 will break compatibility with add ons not updated to s

Perhaps someone needs to notify both Tifflotecnia and Codefactory about the pending change in NVDA (if this hasn't been done already), so they can update their add ons to support NVDA 2018.3.

Since NVDA 2018.3 will adopt WxPython 4 and thus rendering older add ons incompatible, I wonder does this means that current speech synth add ons E.G those from Codefactory and Tifflotecnia needs to b

On my Windows 10 Laptop I use Outlook that came with my Office365 subscription as I'm tired of the new Outlook.com being laggy. But on my Windows 7 desktop the new Outlook.com didn't lag that much. I

I think, to make sure that Microsoft takes accessibility into consideration, we need to get as many blind and vision impaired users into the insider program as possible, so we can give a lot of access

If there was one time that Microsoft kind of listens to my feedback, is when I reported an issue in the iOS version of Skype where, I think, VoiceOver is not reading what I'm typing in the message edi

Another suggestion is to use the Facebook and Twitter mobile apps. From my experience, Facebook iOS app works fine with VoiceOver. I hardly use the Facebook website nowadays as the app is more conveni

You actually brought up the point that I forgot to bring up in my last message lol. Anyways, I'm not sure as well; and I think the lack of keyboard shortcuts is probably my biggest complaints about th

When you open Skype 8, NVDA treats it just like a normal web page. So if you can navigate the web using NVDA, then you can navigate around the interface of the new Skype 8 as well.

As a business student, I wonder how viable as a business model it would be if I was to set up a firm dedicated to providing NVDA tech support and consultant for organizations. Of course, any tech supp

From my experience, Skype 8 is actually accessible. There's actually an add on for NVDA that I think improves the accessibility of Skype 8 (I think it's mentioned in one of the NVDA Con 2018 sessions)

Hi all, Subject says it all. Basically on my Windows 10 laptop NVDA won't read/announce contact suggestions, both in the native Windows 10 Mail app and the new Outlook.com. Has anyone experiencing thi

From what I can see, it's not being opened in a separate tab, it's more like a popup but I couldn't find any button to close the chat.

I did further testing with NVDA, specifically when typing a message and trying to copy messages in the chat window, and the results were very satisfying. As I mentioned, NVDA treats the new Skype 8 in