Hi, No, this one is a competition entry to create a braille display from scratch, so a lot of work is needed (hence the advice to post on development mailing list). Cheers, Joseph

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Well as long as it works with open braille and brltty its probably ok. Of course its going to probably work better with an actual supported driver but brltty is everywhere including linux so if it wor

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I was looking through all the GitHub files for something like that, but with all the files it can get fairly overwhelming, so I appreciate the link. We will definitely get onto developing that driver

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I suggest you join and ask the folks on the NVDA dev list. Good luck with your project.

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Hello, sounds like an interesting project. A lot of success with this! Right now there is no way to develop hardware to be immediately compatible with NVDA. You will need to write a driver. But before

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Hi, You’re welcome – I think you made the right choice in asking around for guidance, something I should have done more when I studied computer science many years ago. Cheers, Joseph

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I understand that trying to support a board that won't be comercially available would not be in the interest of developers so I greatly appreciate your help here. The board is recognised as a hardware

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Hi, Hmmm, where do we begin… Typically, when users request support for a braille display, it is usually an existing product or a product that is about to be released to the general public. If we do ge

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This was the only group I could find at the time but I will make sure to post there too. Thanks.

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I approved this message because I know that certain NVDA developers are regular readers and some drop by on occasion. That being said, you might want to consider asking on the NVDA Developers Group di

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Hello, We are a group of students entering our country's top science exhibition, doing our project on refreshable braile displays, as we were interested in the idea of making the computer more accessi

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When I access any button on my website, the button name along with the 'blank' word is being read by the NVDA. This is resolved when I disable browser mode using NVDA settings. But now the whole docum

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Hello, There is an app calling telegram. It's client side is open source. It's all apps aren't accessible. An italian developer made a client for it calling unigram. After to some bothering him he's t

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Now I‘ve got two Microsoft OneCore voices (German and English) both are automatically working in Word. Thank you Sylvie and Brian! To accomplish this I had to delete my NVDA profile and set it up agai

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It sounds to me like there is a user profile for just word set up. Look at the profiles dialogue and see what you have set up. My guess is either that word has it set to sappi 5 or there is a say all

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Hello Sven, If you use the Microsoft OneCore voices in windows 10, there is also a multilingual support. You just need to install the voices you need. This is in the speech parmeters of Windows. Once

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Hi Bryan, Yes, I was using the sappi 5 voice until a short time ago. Now I found out that espeak automatically reads texts in German and English, which is nice - especially for homeworks with an Engli

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Have you at some time set up a profile for say all to use the sappi 5 voice? Or in your case just for Word. I tend to use a speech platform voice for long documents but I'm fine with espeak on shorter

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I‘ve got a strange problem in Word under Win10. The system is setup to use the NVDA eSpeak NG as screen reader now, because it is the only screen reader with multi-language support for Word, so it can

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What I usually do is set it to read the visible pages only and then just press control page down when I want a new page. Adobe is very slow yes. I've found also that setting the default reading order

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