I can’t tell if and to what extent you are disagreeing with me. I’m saying the following though I may not have expressed it clearly: I don’t think that that amount of resource use is anything to worry

Not at that kind of useage. I don’t knoww at what point lag might result, perhaps eighty percent, certainly at one-hundred but six to ten percent poses no problem. Also, the figure I’m giving is for m

I’ll rephrase my answer. I’m not a tech but I have always considered such figures to be low usage. I just ran MP3 Direct Cut and it uses about two percent of computer resources and its just a small si

Six to ten percent out of one-hundred? Hardly. Gene -----Orignal Message-----

Too slow for what and what were you using for a synthesizer? If you were using computer intensive voices as opposed to something like Eloquence or E-speak, the machine may have been unresponsive to th

Here is an interesting article about Ready Boost. I don’t know what you had installed but it is a part of Windows. https://www.howtogeek.com/123780/htg-explains-is-readyboost-worth-using/ Gene

I don’t use the citation system being discussed but would it be useful to move with the arrow keys and hear such information character by character? Gene

I seem to recall reading something about that some time ago. But in this case, it sounds as though an Office Update is causing the problem since the person has been using autocomplete until recently.

Nothing I’ve seen convinces me that NVDA itself uses a lot of computing power. nor have I seen this with screen-readers in general to the small extent I’ve checked. Its using the newer synthesizers th

I’m not sure what may be causing the problem. Someone else may have suggestions. I may be wrong, but I vaguely seem to remember this being asked about on a list I follow. If you can’t resolve the prob

If you use speech such as the more computer intensive synthesizers, you may use considerably more resources, I’m not sure. but something like Eloquence or E-speak doesn’t use much resources and screen

I just checked. You open the split button with alt down arrow. When opened, you will see one action, just plain save. You use it unopened to open save as and when opened to use just save. When you use

If you can’t open a split button by right arrowing on it or down arrowing on it, use alt enter to open it as you do a combo box. Gene

What kind of interface is it now? It seems to me to be some sort of hybrid between a web interface and a dialog but that doesn’t mean that that is technically what it is. Gene

It is like a web page but it also is something like a dialog. And even web pages at times don’t read properly unless browse mode is off. Combo boxes, for one example, and dialogs at times don’t read c

The whole point about portable programs is that you don’t install them and you can run them on removable devices like thumb ddrives. Just delete the folder containing the files. Gene

That’s not the problem. He can look at web sites and he doesn’t hear unknown. The ;problem, as I discussed in a previous message, is leaving browse mode on. There are times, I should amplify, that you

You have to restart programs in general. Gene

Any time you don’t see what you should or what you think you should in these kinds of dialogs, turn off browse mode. I haven’t seen this discussed, but these sorts of structures seem to me like hybrid

What menus can’t you see? As far as I know, I can see everything. Gene