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Some suggest for future nvda
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Alexander Masic
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Now When Jamie has change to another work, I hope there will be some space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. So I hope that new leadership for nvda will also bring some new thinking. I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA is also encurage spread of virus. So i'll wish the new leader good luck, and looking forward to se little new way thinking. |
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Well to be honest, I think older windows should be supported till they are no longer viable.
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Xp and vista are no longer viable. win7 still is supported at least for 3 years and after that till it becomes no longer viable well. The older systems should be supported till 32 bit oses actually die at any rate. A lot of 32 bit programs still exist, a lot of purely 64 bit ones exist to, a lot more. However 32 bit programs are being made still. Do it to slowly and well its a drag. Do it to quickly and it would be like me upgrading jaws from home to pro. You need to rebuy your jaws licence to use your next version of windows 10 and we won' 't support windows 10 because its now updated. As a result people would pirate jaws and windows 10 to get the support. WHat I am trying to say there is a fine line from being secure and a line from driving people away from business. I have worked with several software packages and other systems touting that newer stuff would be support and either changing quickly or doing it in a rush. Usually it works mostly the users grumble but get used to it in a fashion. I have had it fail about 3 times in my life time. Once it was me, this new package worked but windows stopped working, I had to reformat a 3 computer network. In another time a friend got a virus and decided to use the recomended repair solution. Lets see, sure the virus was gone but 50 conflicting security programs and tools creating over 500gb of junk files slowed his system so much that I had to first remove all that security system, and reinstall something that worked, then have the system on for 2 days straight cleaning junk files. I then had to repair the dammage that was caused by said software and was lucky it was not a reformat though it was close. On another case of someone holding back, my cousin got infected with ransomware because he just let his antivirus subscription norton expire. He didn't mean to but he did. I was able to fix it, but in the end he needed everything including his bios refreshed and a new system installed. However after that experience he switched to avast because well things just didn't work. Even when things should work I have had a user after trying to update turn off his system or have a power cut during an update. He had to reformat and lost his files well some of them on win10 and he is back on xp now. Point is supporting older users doesn't promote a virus, we are not vfo be happy we are not. On 23/10/2017 9:51 p.m., Alexander Masic wrote:
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Michal Rada
Hi, there is special addon in which you can set all settings in one place, as Control center in Jaws. You may install it and enjoy it, its cool and verry usefull method of setting all.
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Odesláno z iPhonu 23. 10. 2017 v 10:51, Alexander Masic <list@...>: Hi. |
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Preferences dialog: someone in Europe is actually working on this as we speak. Old Windows versions: I am working on mapping out the plan to drop support for old Windows releases (not just words, but in source code). As for viruses and old Windows releases, in some ways, there is some correlation but not much (it is up to users to stay vigilant). As for new leadership: NV Access is here to stay. One noticeable change is decentralization of the development expertise, with more third-party contributions being integrated. Cheers, Joseph -----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Michal Rada Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 5:06 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi, there is special addon in which you can set all settings in one place, as Control center in Jaws. You may install it and enjoy it, its cool and verry usefull method of setting all. Odesláno z iPhonu 23. 10. 2017 v 10:51, Alexander Masic <list@...>: Hi. |
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Karim Lakhani <karim.lakhani@...>
where or how does one accomplish this task?
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EMAIL:karim.lakhani@... $$$$ SKYPE: goldenace4 $$$$ Your reputation is in the hands of others. That's what a reputation is. You can't control that. The only thing you can control is your character. - Wayne Walter Dyer (1940-) -----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Michal Rada Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 6:06 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi, there is special addon in which you can set all settings in one place, as Control center in Jaws. You may install it and enjoy it, its cool and verry usefull method of setting all. Odesláno z iPhonu 23. 10. 2017 v 10:51, Alexander Masic <list@...>: Hi.some space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. thinking. I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA is also encurage spread of virus. se little new way thinking. |
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Gene
What is being contemplated in terms of changing the
NVDA menu? It would seem to me that the current menu is a better interface
than the one described by the questioner because it would be, I think, easier
for those who are new to or not too familiar with Windows to understand most
easily.
Having a button that would save
changes in a submenu, and return you to the main menu might be a good
idea. But multipage dialogs is not a feature people just learning Windows
would know and I would think a button such as I'm describing might be easier to
explain to such users.
Gene
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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Preferences dialog: someone in Europe is actually working on this as we speak. Old Windows versions: I am working on mapping out the plan to drop support for old Windows releases (not just words, but in source code). As for viruses and old Windows releases, in some ways, there is some correlation but not much (it is up to users to stay vigilant). As for new leadership: NV Access is here to stay. One noticeable change is decentralization of the development expertise, with more third-party contributions being integrated. Cheers, Joseph -----Original Message----- From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Michal Rada Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 5:06 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi, there is special addon in which you can set all settings in one place, as Control center in Jaws. You may install it and enjoy it, its cool and verry usefull method of setting all. Odesláno z iPhonu 23. 10. 2017 v 10:51, Alexander Masic <list@...>: > Hi. > > Now When Jamie has change to another work, I hope there will be some space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. > > So I hope that new leadership for nvda will also bring some new thinking. I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA is also encurage spread of virus. > > So i'll wish the new leader good luck, and looking forward to se little new way thinking. > > > > > |
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Hi, Back in 2010, VFO faced a similar debate regarding the interface of Settings Center versus old Configuration Manager. The NVDA version in question is being discussed at the following webpage: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/577
Cheers, Joseph
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Gene
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 10:11 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda
What is being contemplated in terms of changing the NVDA menu? It would seem to me that the current menu is a better interface than the one described by the questioner because it would be, I think, easier for those who are new to or not too familiar with Windows to understand most easily.
Having a button that would save changes in a submenu, and return you to the main menu might be a good idea. But multipage dialogs is not a feature people just learning Windows would know and I would think a button such as I'm describing might be easier to explain to such users.
Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: Joseph Lee Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 10:31 AM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda
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Rosemarie Chavarria
I like the NVDA menu the way it is. Like the old saying goes, if it ain't
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broke, don't fix it. -----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Alexander Masic Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 1:51 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi. Now When Jamie has change to another work, I hope there will be some space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. So I hope that new leadership for nvda will also bring some new thinking. I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA is also encurage spread of virus. So i'll wish the new leader good luck, and looking forward to se little new way thinking. |
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Adriani Botez
I would never change the menu structure of NVDA since you can open certain
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areas for settings for example ctrl+nvda+d for document formatting or ctrl+nvda+s for synthesizer settings. This is possible because a separate structure for certain group of settings is given. The advantage is that you don't have to search one hour to find the settings you would like to change. However, I would make it even easier by enhancing the settings ring. With ctrl+shift+nvda+arrow keys you can change several settings without having to access the menu. In my view this should be the priority in the future, because in fact I want to change settings without changing the window I am currently working in. For example if I am in a browser and access the menu, the cursor position gets often lost and I have to find my position again after closing the menu. By adding new settings features to the ring would solve this problem. For example it would help a lot if we could change the keyboard layout out of the ring instead going into the menu. An other useful feature would be to integrate document formatting to the ring as well. Why document formatting in the ring? Well, often people want to hear just one formatting feature, for example colors or font. It would be much intuitive to change between formating elements out of the ring and to go to the menu just when you need more information at the same time. Another nice ring feature would be to change colors. Say we have an excel sheet and we are told to type something just in the yellow cells. Assume we have in the ring a cathegory "say color". You could change say color to yellow out of the ring and in the menu you could atrubute a key to the browse mode (for example y) to jump between yellow cells. You could let y to be the standard key for every color you choose from the "say color" cathegory. If you want NVDA to say all colors, than you go through the ring to document formatting and change to colors. In that case NVDA would say all colors and y would still navigate you through the color which you chose in the "say color" section of the ring. This could also work for other formatting features like type (areal, time new roman etc) or font (bold, italic etc.). This could also work in word, outlook or even in browsers and it would improve NVDA significantly. Best Adriani -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] Im Auftrag von Rosemarie Chavarria Gesendet: Montag, 23. Oktober 2017 19:40 An: nvda@nvda.groups.io Betreff: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda I like the NVDA menu the way it is. Like the old saying goes, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. -----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Alexander Masic Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 1:51 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi. Now When Jamie has change to another work, I hope there will be some space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. So I hope that new leadership for nvda will also bring some new thinking. I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA is also encurage spread of virus. So i'll wish the new leader good luck, and looking forward to se little new way thinking. |
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i love my windows version, nvda, my softwares which are all 32bit and the way that i use internet and computer! God bless you all! On 10/23/17, Rosemarie Chavarria <knitqueen2007@...> wrote:
I like the NVDA menu the way it is. Like the old saying goes, if it ain't --
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I agree. The menu suggested was jut plane confusing. The way they have it now is more natural feeling.
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I like theeidea of the formating in the ring. I would have never thought to include that as I normally never have to type somethingn in certain cells, but maybe if I'm using google docs or what not that could be useful.
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There has been work going on for some time to put all the settings property sheets on one tabbed page.
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its not a trivial thing to do, as some interact with others, such as the synths and voices for example, but it is progressing but I'd suspect this may well only really be viable when the next generation of Python is in use for the main code. Just saying what I've seen going on from messages. I'm sure the developers will come along and make it more clear. My one main worry since Jamie went is the division of work and who is checking whose work. Work is going on in a lot of areas and merely viewing from the sidelines as I am, I am just a bit worried that the number of changes occurring at once from different authors may outstrip the current paid team to check them all in a timely manner for the next release. I'd for example like to see the ability to allow sharing of files like dictionaries and symbols, so we can benefit from others customisation and of course put the originals back if we do not like the changes. It would aid a lot of people who cannot figure out Regular Expressions, if a merge was available so others findings cold be simply imported to your own copy of nvda. I see updates of add ons being worked on as well as updates for the latest version of windows 10, Sadly what I do not see is Microsoft stopping mucking up working features when they change or 'improve ' things. it must make screenreader writers go prematurely bald. its as if the authors of Skype were now writing Windows! OK tongue in cheek but well...... Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Alexander Masic" <list@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 9:51 AM Subject: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi. |
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I feel your pain. I think that xp is still viable but of course the old nvda is fine for that as not much new stuff will work on it. Although I have a 64 bit win 7 machine I do find people looking down their nose at me for being old fashioned a bit too much sometimes. Whose computer keeps working, and whose does not, Exactly win ten users suddenly lose a working bit of software due to changes in the latest version inadvertently screwing up something else.
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I personally feel that while constant development is good, the current model of using users as testers is not good if those users are working for a living. I personally don't care too much, I'm retired but do some work for a charity as well so I need one reliable machine, the rest well they can be toys as somebody suggested but in my case the working one is what the first adopters call a toy, and vice versa! Who is the fool? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Shaun Everiss" <sm.everiss@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Well to be honest, I think older windows should be supported till they are no longer viable. |
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Hello, I also have a suggestion for future NVDA releases. A repair option in the installation process might be useful, I'll tell you why. Someone has one or more problems with NVDA and wants to fix them without uninstalling.
Someone wrote in the Romanian community that NVDA does lag when he's typing something. I told him to return to the default configuration and this worked for him But, another person contacted me privately to ttell me that NVDA has a strange behavior. When navigating on Skype or browsers with tab, it says "unknown" instead of reading the content. He reseted the configuration, uninstalled the add-ons, restarted NVDA several times, but no result. I told him to reinstall NVDA.
So, a repair option is required in this case. As I remember, JAWS has this option in the installation wizard. I haven't used it for a long time.
That's over for now. What do you think about my suggestion?
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Gene
Despite all the hype about Windows 10, one reason I
haven't upgraded my Windows 7 computer is because I want to control it, not cede
control of it to Microsoft. While there are arguments that can be made
that people benefit in general by having forced updates, and maybe people in
general do, that doesn't mean that I do as an individual and especially as an
individual blind person. I believe that security updates should probably
be forced. Other updates that aren't really necessary, should not
be.
At some point, when I buy a new computer, igt will
come with Windows 10. But I won't upgrade a computer that works well and
gives me no problems that amount to anything and maybe have new and
unanticipated problems and lose control over updates.
Gene
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Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda is fine for that as not much new stuff will work on it. Although I have a 64 bit win 7 machine I do find people looking down their nose at me for being old fashioned a bit too much sometimes. Whose computer keeps working, and whose does not, Exactly win ten users suddenly lose a working bit of software due to changes in the latest version inadvertently screwing up something else. I personally feel that while constant development is good, the current model of using users as testers is not good if those users are working for a living. I personally don't care too much, I'm retired but do some work for a charity as well so I need one reliable machine, the rest well they can be toys as somebody suggested but in my case the working one is what the first adopters call a toy, and vice versa! Who is the fool? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shaun Everiss" <sm.everiss@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda > Well to be honest, I think older windows should be supported till they are > no longer viable. > > Xp and vista are no longer viable. > > win7 still is supported at least for 3 years and after that till it > becomes no longer viable well. > > The older systems should be supported till 32 bit oses actually die at any > rate. > > A lot of 32 bit programs still exist, a lot of purely 64 bit ones exist > to, a lot more. > > However 32 bit programs are being made still. > > Do it to slowly and well its a drag. > > Do it to quickly and it would be like me upgrading jaws from home to pro. > > You need to rebuy your jaws licence to use your next version of windows 10 > and we won' > > 't support windows 10 because its now updated. > > As a result people would pirate jaws and windows 10 to get the support. > > WHat I am trying to say there is a fine line from being secure and a line > from driving people away from business. > > I have worked with several software packages and other systems touting > that newer stuff would be support and either changing quickly or doing it > in a rush. > > Usually it works mostly the users grumble but get used to it in a fashion. > > I have had it fail about 3 times in my life time. > > Once it was me, this new package worked but windows stopped working, I had > to reformat a 3 computer network. > > In another time a friend got a virus and decided to use the recomended > repair solution. > > Lets see, sure the virus was gone but 50 conflicting security programs and > tools creating over 500gb of junk files slowed his system so much that I > had to first remove all that security system, and reinstall something that > worked, then have the system on for 2 days straight cleaning junk files. > > I then had to repair the dammage that was caused by said software and was > lucky it was not a reformat though it was close. > > On another case of someone holding back, my cousin got infected with > ransomware because he just let his antivirus subscription norton expire. > > He didn't mean to but he did. > > I was able to fix it, but in the end he needed everything including his > bios refreshed and a new system installed. > > However after that experience he switched to avast because well things > just didn't work. > > Even when things should work I have had a user after trying to update turn > off his system or have a power cut during an update. > > He had to reformat and lost his files well some of them on win10 and he is > back on xp now. > > Point is supporting older users doesn't promote a virus, we are not vfo be > happy we are not. > > > > > On 23/10/2017 9:51 p.m., Alexander Masic wrote: >> Hi. >> >> Now When Jamie has change to another work, I hope there will be some >> space for new thinking and redesign. Even if i really like nvda very >> mutch, and you devs are doing a fantastic good jobb in general. However >> there is a few things wich iritate my mutch. And most imprtant is how the >> menu-system are organised. I would like to se menu scructure organized in >> fleaks wich i can toggle betwean by arrow-keys. If i made an >> reinstallation of NVDA then I am able to made all settings at once. As it >> is today, you must do the settings in a one section, then press ok, opend >> menu again and go to next and so on. This is a little old fasion. >> >> So I hope that new leadership for nvda will also bring some new thinking. >> I am also glad to se that older windows longer will not be supported. >> Because this older windows is virusmashin, and by supporting them, NVDA >> is also encurage spread of virus. >> >> So i'll wish the new leader good luck, and looking forward to se little >> new way thinking. >> >> >> >> >> > > > > |
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Joseph read my comments in the last post on the worries of this.
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I am not sure what you mean about the dropping of support. What I personally do not want is for programs such as Outlook express to be dropped as app modules. I and others value being able to use it in later windows and although live mail is also a dead thing, many use it successfully and it borrows a lot from Outlook express. So I'm saying don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. In my view, the code overhead is probably worth it, and also in a program as complex as nvda, many unexpected issues will suddenly pop out of the woodwork as the assumption that a piece of code is redundant, might actually not be true. Look at the library that was removed when you did away with the nvda Service for example. its tiny as code but may well be there for a reason. Many of us use older software on newer systems, particularly windows 7 as it is enough like xp to cooperate well with them, or be easy to patch. I think its easy for people in the development side of a piece of software to accidentally fall into the elitist trenches, when in fact there is no need to go down that route as there are enough challenges going on trying to keep up with Microsofts changes as it is. Focus on those and keeping it reliable, leave removing bits until there is a quiet period or the reliability might be jeopardised. in my view. I've seen it happen back when I was a younger person! Not having a moan, just trying to give the benefit of hindsight as we were all young once. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Lee" <joseph.lee22590@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 4:31 PM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi, Preferences dialog: someone in Europe is actually working on this as we speak. Old Windows versions: I am working on mapping out the plan to drop support for old Windows releases (not just words, but in source code). As for viruses and old Windows releases, in some ways, there is some correlation but not much (it is up to users to stay vigilant). As for new leadership: NV Access is here to stay. One noticeable change is decentralization of the development expertise, with more third-party contributions being integrated. Cheers, Joseph -----Original Message----- From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Michal Rada Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 5:06 AM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda Hi, there is special addon in which you can set all settings in one place, as Control center in Jaws. You may install it and enjoy it, its cool and verry usefull method of setting all. Odesláno z iPhonu 23. 10. 2017 v 10:51, Alexander Masic <list@...>: Hi. |
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Yews but many years ago I suggested an alternative way, that ran like tabs on many other programs do. This would have been my choice. It should not stop the keyboard shortcuts from bringing up the dialogue with that selected sheet to the focus, but might make it easier then to move to other sheets from that one for those who want to work that way.
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I see very few down sides to it myself, as long as you protect the hottkeys already defined. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Rosemarie Chavarria" <knitqueen2007@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 6:39 PM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda I like the NVDA menu the way it is. Like the old saying goes, if it ain't |
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Adriani Botez
I’ve used that feature in jaws and it helped me a lot. I think though that this feature should be available in the menu rather than in the installation wizard. Well, both options would make sense anyway.
Best Adriani
Von: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] Im Auftrag von Florian Iona?cu
Hello, I also have a suggestion for future NVDA releases. A repair option in the installation process might be useful, I'll tell you why. Someone has one or more problems with NVDA and wants to fix them without uninstalling. Someone wrote in the Romanian community that NVDA does lag when he's typing something. I told him to return to the default configuration and this worked for him But, another person contacted me privately to ttell me that NVDA has a strange behavior. When navigating on Skype or browsers with tab, it says "unknown" instead of reading the content. He reseted the configuration, uninstalled the add-ons, restarted NVDA several times, but no result. I told him to reinstall NVDA. So, a repair option is required in this case. As I remember, JAWS has this option in the installation wizard. I haven't used it for a long time. That's over for now. What do you think about my suggestion? Cheers, Florian |
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Each to their own, but of course when the hardware you use dies as in time it will, xp won't work on the new hardware as it won't have the drivers for it. At that time one has to move on.
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I have several xp machines here and they work fine for what they are used for, and I'd keep them as long as I can get an anti virus to protect them of course, but allow me to say that there are speed advantages from later hardware and although some bits change many stay much the same or can be configured to be. brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field. ----- Original Message -----
From: "zahra" <nasrinkhaksar3@...> To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2017 7:33 PM Subject: Re: [nvda] Some suggest for future nvda i love everything that i have and i am grateful to Allah for his bounties. |
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