AT Guys is selling the Code Factory NVDA addon which contains both the Eloquence and Vocalizer voices for $59.00. This is $10.00 off of the regular price. http://atguys.com/store/index.php David Goldf

Nimer, you’re right. The synth Thee was using is the Microsoft Mark voice. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 Subscribe to the Tech-VI announcement list to

Thee, many thanks for not only producing these videos but for alerting the list that they are available. I’m not at all embarrassed to say that I barely remembered reading about how to add a new insta

Are you people serious? First, there are countless videos on Youtube primarily for sighted users containing how-to guides on any number of topics. Of course, compiling the essentials in a written post

This issue should be fixed in the latest beta of NVDA 2021.3. Just ensure that UIA support for Word in enabled in NVDA's Advanced options. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JA

I don’t mean to be unkind but such opinions aren’t usually helpful. My favorite Espeak voice might sound horrid and unacceptable to someone else. NVDA is equally responsive no matter what voice or dia

I thought you didn’t have an opinion. It sounds like you have pretty strong opinions about this to me. David Goldfield Assistive Technology Specialist Feel free to visit my Web site WWW.DavidGoldfield

Hi. One minor correction in that I’m actually the group owner of the Office Accessibility list. However, Alan’s contributions are invaluable. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist

Heather, I vaguely remember encountering this problem and I have a slightly simpler workaround. Once you select an item from a drop-down press the Windows key twice instead of pressing alt+tab twice.

Richard, I won’t stop you from explaining the procedure if that’s what you want to do. However, section 12.4 of the NVDA users guide documents this feature. This is true in beta 1 of version 2021.3. P

If memory serves the American Printing House for the Blind once produced a device which allowed users to access BIOS settings during the boot sequence. I believe it was a hardware device and it was ma

Saylor, Please forgive me as I had a brain freeze. I gave you the URL for the Acapela voices instead of the Code Factory voices. For future reference you can find this link by firing up your preferred

Saylor, the latest addon updates will work with your version of NVDA. http://www.acapela-nvda.com/download-acapela-for-nvda/ David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified,

Cisco, have you checked to see if the preview pane in File Explorer is enabled? Press alt-V to go to the View tab on the ribbon. Navigate by pressing the tab key until you move to the Preview Pane but

Josh, I haven’t done a complete comparison between the Acapela voices and the Code Factory voices but I would judge their responsiveness as similar. The Acapela voices might be a tad bit less responsi

Thanks for confirming this, Steve. It’s one of those nice to have features but, for me, it is not essential. I occasionally use it for apps which frequently update the screen, such as when I copy a la

My only disagreement with Steve’s description is that when you set the JAWS screen echo to “all” it does not automatically speak the contents of the screen. This is not particularly detailed but here

I sometimes provide technical support for a sighted friend of my wife to assist her with her computer. Today she asked if I ever used LogMeIn to provide remote assistance. I’ve heard of this software

I would like to congratulate NV Access for releasing this update after only one beta and one RC build. Of course, more betas and more release candidates are absolutely fine and having them only means

Gene wrote: > I checked to be sure and the Mozilla Enhancements add-on is an NVDA add-on. Yes, it is, which is what I wrote in my original reply. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specia