This link is to the Windows store the Movie Maker page. Looks like it is still there and free. Rick https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/movie-maker-10-free/9mvfq4lmz6c9?activetab=pivot:overviewtab

Joseph, I know that you know that your NVDA fans will miss you and the thoughtful respectful support that you have given all of us for a long time. You have solved so many of my NVDA issues with a sin

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Thanks much for the info. My actual grammar is quite good. My downfall is the comma, since I write by ear, I tend to use that little mark as I can make the spoken document sound as it should. I will t

Morning from northeast tornado country, Has anyone tried the program with MS word and used the more advanced features of the Premium version? If so, might you share your impressions of the good and th

I was an ESET user for several years and found it inaccessible with either JAWS or NVDA. Earlier this month I reverted to using Windows Defender. ESET would give me alerts but it was not possible to r

I to would strongly suggest Abby. I have been using it for years and it works very well. It is interesting that other OCR products license the Abby engine to do the OCR operation. Most of those produc

Johnathon Mosen has made his book on using Zoom free. It is a very comprehensive overview of using the service. It is a recording so one hears Johnathan using JAWS as he navigates the interface. I wis

Haret Thanks for posting this. Joseph, Thanks for keeping unbendable about this request, and know that we users are strongly behind you and any other developers that are pushed to back port or rewrite

Rob, as of now, I don't think any screen reader can read subtitles. If those titles originated with the actual film, for all purposes they are just images, not real text to be spoken. If the titles ar

Bit confused am I. Thought the audio description feature in Ease of Access would display videos with AD without having to turn them on for every source. This is what the Audio Description setting in I

Arlene I would certainly invite others with more knowledge to comment, but I am quite sure there is not a one setting way to do this so that you would have access to audio description from all resourc

Abby Fine Reader is a program used to scan text and save it to a variety of file formats. It can also take PDF image only files and convert them into readable text. And several other operations. I am

George, Are you by any chance the George who fathered much of DAISY? If so, this is Rick Ely, who in the golden past was a project director at NCAM. If not that George, welcome to NVDA. Rick

Well, it would help if the URL was there, right? http://www.speechfxinc.com/text-to-speech.html

Roger, Quick look online gave me this URL. Did not find just what you were hoping to find, but they may be able to point you in the right direction. Good luck with the, and if you find out, please sha

Here is a link to an article that gives some basic things to consider when you are going to create an e-book. It is written specifically to address the issue using MS Word as a starting tool and what

Karen, I first thought about audio book readers to purchase, but realized you would likely wish to do this without additional cost. At Microsoft Community, I found a way to use Windows Media Player to

Karen, What app are you using to read the audio book. Most that I have used have their own bookmarking feature. Rick

Morning, I too read largely on my iPhone and iPad, including DAISY, Epub, TXT, HTML and PDF text not simple images. I have used Voice Dream reader for years. It is inexpensive and permits bookmarking,

Evening All, I have collections of both CDs and DVDs that need a database for management. I could create one in Excel but before doing that, I thought someone on the list might know of a product or a