Gene wrote: And you may be right. But he reports it saying "pane" when he expects it to read something. That is one of the symptoms of COM DLL deregistration. It may be an outlier in this case, but on

Jane Sharp wrote: You would probably need to commission an add-on for this. I don't know of anything that can do it out of the box. One of the problems you're going to run into, is that sounds like "p

Chris Shook wrote: Have you tried NVDA's COM Registration Fixing Tool? Luke "Beware of wishing for justice... You might get it." - Lois McMaster Bujold

Nicholas Stevens wrote: Some of the web based accounting solutions do, like waveapps.com, which is free. Overkill if all you need is invoicing, but most people need more. Luke

Monte Single wrote: You thought correctly, it does. But you can switch to SAPI5 if you have some reason to. Luke

Monte Single wrote: Sorry Monte, but they are SAPI5 voices that come with Win 10. You can confirm this by pressing NVDA+Control+s, changing your synth to SAPI5, and pressing OK. Then pressing NVDA+con

Charlie Dyasi wrote: I suspect you will have that problem with any of the high-end audio software. Even Audacity doesn't perform well on older machines, at least not for transcoding or FX tasks. I can

You might write to the authors of the Zoom Accessibility Enhancements Add-on, and ask them to help with this problem in their next version. https://addons.nvda-project.org/./addons/zoomEnhancements.en

Steve Nutt wrote: Irrelevant here, but Speakup for Linux does. I think some of the DOS screen readers did as well (Tinytalk I believe, and maybe Vocal-Eyes). Luke

Dennis I haven't followed all of this thread, and I don't know if this will help or be part of what you want, but have you looked at "Emulated system keyboard keys" under NVDA's input gestures screen?

Don H wrote: Audacity with FFMPeg should be able to do that. FFMPeg on its own can do it, if you're okay with commandline tools. Sox or FFMPeg in WSL can do it, if you're a WSL person. Luke The best q

No idea in particular, but you might try the windows native ssh client. It may work better for some reason. Or open a bash shell under WSL, and use SSH from there. As for NVDA: try starting it with ad

Hi Bob To your second question: the NVDA+s "beeps speech mode" option, replaces all speech with quiet, high-frequency beeps. So any time your computer talks, or you try to read the screen, etc., you w

enes sarıbaş wrote: I sit corrected. I have never used that product, so wasn't aware. Links, as raw http addresses, I can understand. For domain names, it's easy enough; but when you get to things aft

Shaun Everiss wrote: Though there is this (pay special attention to the comments): https://discourse.ardour.org/t/building-ardour-on-windows-with-msys2/88079 But that said, Shaun is right. Unless Ardo

I have not tried it in a decade, and that was under Linux no less, but I found it very inaccessible at that time. I switched to Audacity, which is also totally free. But the nice thing about totally f

If they really are image PDFs, then you will never get what you want. If you use OCR software on them (others can suggest what OCR software is best these days; I don't use OCR packages on Windows), yo

Hope Williamson wrote: Since I think Teams does something similar, it's probably only a matter of time. The creators of Skype went on to create Wire, which is supposed to be a secure alternative to Sk

Nimer Jaber wrote: That is also how I heard it--they only wanted the recognition technology, so they could kick Cortana out of the apartment. Luke "The power of accurate observation is called cynicism

Brian Vogel wrote: Well in my case, I use laptops more as portable desktops. Most of the time, I have a large keyboard connected through a KVM, and don't have to move my hands from the keyboard to use