Only it’s not Daisy, it’s just MP3. All the best Steve

It doesn’t need to happen. Talkback is good enough on Android, as is VoiceOver on the iPhone. All the best Steve

Hi Jean, Reviewing the screen live with NVDA will never be practical until we have screen search, which we don’t have. In a DOS prompt, you can get loads of stuff thrown at you. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, There’s an easier way to get a whole manual to a single file. Make sure they are numbered such as Chapter01.txt, Chapter02.txt, etc. Now use the command “Copy *.txt manual.txt, and all is do

It’s been a long time coming, we need it. <Smile>. Thanks Joseph. All the best Steve

Hi, Also, it doesn’t synchronise your stuff like Chrome does across devices. A No-No for me. All the best Steve

Jean, Once you select JAWS cursor though, the mouse moves with the JAWS cursor, so you don’t need to route it. In the same scenario, if you put NVDA into review mode, it moves the review cursor, but n

Yes, I believe NVDA is the only screen reader that doesn’t seem to allow this. Tethering cursors is often a good idea. I said I believe, because I don’t know NVDA well enough to know the definitive an

Brian, Dropdowns of any kind are never announced as dropdowns. Combos are announced as Combo and Combo Edits are announced as Combo Edit. Dropdown is not a screen reader term thus far on any screen re

Hi Brian, I like the other way personally, where it changes. The reason I do is because I use ChromeVox and that doesn’t have a forms or browse mode at all, it simply has shortcuts that are not single

Hi, With JAWS, you can change the way the enter key acts, between Emulate mouse click and Pass through the enter key. I honestly don’t know if you can change this in NVDA, but it may have some effect

Hi, Code Factory also do an NVDA add-on. The add-on includes Eloquence and Vocalizer for one price. All the best Steve

Hi, Other things you might want to uncheck or change. In the Communications tab, set it to Do Nothing. In the Advanced tab, set take exclusive control to unchecked. Now you will probably have a much m

Hi Curtis, Yes, I have noticed that occasionally for me too, NVDA doesn't route the mouse correctly. I must look at this more carefully, then I can report it more meaningfully. All the best Steve

Hello Jean, JAWS has a partial solution, though you only get the subject line once when you open, certainly in Outlook, I haven’t tried Thunderbird yet. But in Verbosity settings, there is a checkbox

Hi, That's subjective. I find the compact versions don't mangle some pronunciations. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, Thanks for that, I didn’t know about that particular add-on for NVDA, I’ll go grab it. All the best Steve

Hi Travis, I don’t think Jean either interacts with sighted people and computers, or he doesn’t know what interpreting means. One of the two. All the best Steve

Hi Travis, I totally agree with you. UIA causes screen readers to interpret more than they used to as well. For example, NVDA will read the whole details of a file in File Explorer, even if it is not

I disagree. Changing the layout is interpreting of course it is. It’s saying well here’s the info, in the format we think is right, not in the visual format. Whether you like it or not, that is interp