Not a helpful response, I know, but I hate LinkedIn so much; doesn’t matter what screenreader is used, it’s just a pain; I know a lot of sighted people feel this way, too.

Yeah, I wasn’t really thinking properly yet when I wrote that last message; if you have a standard PC monitor you will probably want it to display in landscape rather than portrait, which is, I think,

Well, not sure, but it sounds like screen orientation. Never had this come up with windows but I definitely keep my phone locked in portrait rather than landscape mode. Um, could you have turned on ta

Hi. I use Process Explorer instead of task manager, but only with the Shark guy unfortunately. It would be interesting to know why it is less accessible with NVDA (which, indeed it is), and if this ca

I haven't had this happen to me and OO (Windows 10, 1803), but admittedly have never tried to print a thing with this software. Hell, just download Open and Libre office, and decide which you like bet

Hi. The last time I checked, for some reason, NVDA would not read the menu bars correctly in OpenOffice. It was kind of usable, but not that convenient. By contrast, Open Office writer at least works

Libre Office may not have had as much accessibility focus as MS’s Office, but the writer application is certainly very usable with NVDA.

Ctrl-f4 will close a tab.

Vocalizer is very human sounding, which is nice, but it is not what I would call "responsive", if I understood what is meant by the query.

Yes, you are right, youtube pages definitely do this; the comments are not visible unless you scroll down a bit, I believe, although I’m not positive exactly how it works. I have successfully commente

I’ve never used this particular one, but this seems to be the case with other media players too, like Winamp and Foobar. All have a lot of skin options available; most of them seem to break accessibil

You could always just boot up chrome to use for this purpose. I use firefox a lot more than chrome but there are some sites I like to visit only with Chrome. So, you use firefox for most of your purpo

Thanks, good to know, I'm subscribing to the list. I am definitely in the beginning stages with Reaper but I'm already stumped as I can't figure out what sound device settings to use and am not gettin

No, it's interesting stuff. And yeah, a lot of these early "synthesised" voices in movies and such were actually not synthesised at all.

Hi. The person earlier in the thread (sorry, I can't remember who it was) linked you to the first page of the forum thread. You didn't read the whole page.

Yes, this is neat too, and I kind of wish I'd known about it when the course was actually taking place. So far I've only listened to the Audio Essentials stuff but the instructors are surprisingly goo

That was posted here a while ago. I took a look at the thread but am not really sure how it's going to go. It seems a little disorganised, but I guess it is still early days. But the thread pointed me

Hi. I just got reaper last week and haven't really gotten anywhere with it yet, but I have found a good number of resources. Check out the reaper accessibility wiki, it should be a great starting poin

Looks like they will be using Reaper. Follow the link on the second page for a pretty good audio course.

Yep, I remember using Bex in my early school days. I don’t miss it, but now that you mentioned it, yes I do remember the capital pitch-change!