I agree absolutely – it never made any sense at all to me that people who needed assistance with locating control keys would inevitably also have similar problems locating and using the routine cursor

Further to Isaac’s update of the Add on and Speech Hub I have completed 2 Podcasts showing Cloud application of Speak On. The next 2 Speak On Podcasts focusing on Cloud application. These will eventua

I posted some resources for explaining how Sppeak On works - if you did not get it I can repost but do not want to clutter the list. David Griffith

The main benefit of the addon is that it automatically mutes and unmutes NVDA as you shift focus to and away from the self voicing aspects of Speak ON. David Griffith

Further to Isaac's message about the NVDA AddOn for Speak ON I copy below the Podcast series I am doing to aid people's use of the suite. These Podcasts can be freely distributed if they are of assist

I found it totally inaccessible when I tried it about 6 months ago with West Ham United. In the end they abandoned trying to use it with me and switched to using Team Viewer. David Griffith

I have the new Edge build 18363 And alt X is working fine for me here. Incidentally alt F and alt down arrow has never worked for me since I got the new Edge. David Griffith

No he says he is then getting the normal Save as dialogue you get when doing a single press of F12 David Griffith Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I cannot completely vouch for this working with a braille display as I am only just getting to grips with this myself but using a qwerty keyboards windows B and arrowing until focus is on the clock wi

This is not correct. CDex has an analogue recording function so is perfectly feasible as a recording tool. Check out the second menu option under Tools – analogue recording where you can set input dev

I have never distributed my Speak On material through this list before but given the recent interest here in using Speak On as an option as an accessible eBook Reader and Podcast Reader I thought that

I can answer the second question – yes whilst the Audio Book player is in focus go to menu and then settings and there, there is a toggle to speak track information which you can turn to on or off. In

It is still available and maintained. The developer is on this list. It has an NVDA Add On which is being updated. Speak On Resources You can download Speak On media Suite from http://www.speakon.org.

The default on install is eSpeak, like old style NVDA which I find personally a little unfriendly but it can be changed to any English Sapi 5 voice. In the demos I show changing from eSpeak to Hazel w

I am a little embarrassed to say this after extolling its ability as an eBook reader but Speak On is also a very good Podcast reader as far as I am concerned. It has 4 main Podcast functions. 1. Strea

As far as I am aware he has already done this but the addon needs posting. I’ll check back to see what he said in his last email to me, however from memory it is either about to be posted or is immine

Speak On supports Daisy through its Audio Books app but I don’t know about XML 5 but if somebody sent me a sample I could try it and see. Speak On is self-voicing much like Kurzweil so you would not u

Speak On was developed in the UK so the only direct connections it has to download is content from the RNIB eText and Audio Newsagent service and it also connects directly to TuneIn Radio if you have

OK My actual Podcasts on Speak On are being distributed by Talking Computers on a monthly basis and will appear on the Speak On website a month later but you can find all the recordings below on SendS

It is not a media player rather than a book reader but both and a lot lot more. I will send a list of my Podcasts on it in a minute, David Griffith Sent from Mail for Windows 10