the translation ad-on is simply great! thanks for the info!
On 1/4/15, Siddalingeshwar Ingalagi <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, I am user of NVDA since 2 years. With help of addons, you all
> cann use NVDA like equal to jaws. And, I am using to type and read my
> kannada language. Apart from NVDA translation, what need to be
> develop? Recently We have solve problem of, say word by words while
> typing. Bug was fix in latest NVDA. with help of gautam Prasad sir
>
> On 1/4/15, Boopathi P <[email protected]> wrote:
>> hi, first of all thanks a lot for your uncountable support for the
>> development of NVDA in all means, especially for Indian languages. in
>> fact i can't imagine working on computer without NVDA be it is in
>> English or in my mothertongue (Tamil), to such a level it has become
>> an inseparable part of my academic life. for the development and the
>> more usability of NVDA, i have following suggestions to offer.
>> 1. while typing, i face the problem of not knowing line number in
>> which i am there. for this, NVDA doesn't have any shortcut key as JAWS
>> has (inset + delete). so, i kindly request you to look into this
>> problem. however, i know the option of enabling the saying of line
>> number in the documentation setting, but it says line no for every
>> line, as and when i press arrow keys.
>>
>> 2. NVDA is lacking quick-key navigation, for instance, in the word
>> document, while working with JAWS, if we give inset + Z key then if we
>> press P, we can navigate paragraph by paragraph as we do in HTML file.
>>
>> 3. as it has already posted by Muruganandan from Pondicherry on the
>> list, most of us face the problem of automatically closing the word
>> document. it is more frequent especially while typing. pls sort out
>> the problem with NVDA.
>>
>> 4. as it has been a wish and dream of hundreds of Tamil readers, NVDA
>> has to be made accessible for reading Tamil pdf books. since quite a
>> number of pdf books are available in Tamil, we are acutely in need of
>> the option with NVDA for research and other purpose.
>>
>> thanks
>> Boopathi
>> mobile: 09985138783
>>
>> On 1/3/15, Dinesh Kaushal <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Dear all
>>> Wish you all a very happy new year.
>>>
>>> NVDA India team is contributing in development of a screen reader, NVDA.
>>> The team has achieved some milestones and we will be contributing more.
>>>
>>> In order to plan for 2015 an beyond, we are seeking your input. Access
>>> India
>>> has been a great community and we think it can provide valuable
>>> feedback.
>>> So
>>> It would be great if you could provide suggestions for improvements in
>>> NVDA.
>>> For example, you could ask for adding support for a specific application
>>> or
>>> a feature in NVDA that would help professionally or academically.
>>>
>>> Please note, any suggestion must be supported by example or reasoning,
>>> so
>>> that it is easy for us to decide the priority. To put it differently,
>>> If
>>> you could answer the question why it is needed for each suggestion, we
>>> would
>>> be able to decide faster.
>>>
>>> Please note, Phinacle and tally is already in our to-do list and we are
>>> already trying to work out for solutions for these apps.
>>>
>>> Before we conclude, we want to share some of the achievements of the
>>> Indian
>>> development team for NVDA.
>>>
>>> * Completion of basic support of Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujrati,
>>> Assamese,
>>> Malayalam and Telugu. Please note, work on a language is an ongoing
>>> process, but the team has managed to provide a basic support to the
>>> above
>>> stated language's with which a person can work with NVDA satisfactorily
>>> without much discomfort. This complete basic support will be available
>>> soon.
>>>
>>> * Work is going on for other Indian languages; Oriya, Manipuri, Marathi,
>>> Sindhi, Kannada and Konkani.
>>>
>>> * The team is also conducting training workshops for these Indian
>>> regional
>>> languages in the respective states.
>>> We are optimistic that support of these Indian languages to a screen
>>> reader
>>> and with easy to use in-built MS Windows keyboards for regional
>>> languages
>>> that are available for free will help increase employment options and
>>> will
>>> be useful academically.
>>> We have fixed some major issues in NVDA, such as,
>>>
>>> * The documents that are received as the attachments go in protected
>>> mode.
>>> Such documents were not read by NVDA. Our Indian developers have fixed
>>> this
>>> critical issue.
>>>
>>> * Bulleted lists were not read appropriately in MS Word documents. This
>>> issue is now resolved.
>>>
>>> * The automatic suggestions of Outlook address fields were not
>>> announced.
>>> This issue is now sorted.
>>> There are many more important issues that are resolved by the Indian
>>> development team.
>>> Some new features that will be included in NVDA international build soon
>>> are:
>>>
>>> * Support for Excel charts. Now Excel charts will be read and a person
>>> will
>>> be able to analyze the Excel charts in much better way than ever before.
>>> * Better support of many of the Unicode symbols
>>>
>>> Please send your responses to
>>> [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
>>>
>>> Awaiting for your responses.
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> NVDA Team
>>>
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>> Regards
>> Boopathi P
>> PhD research scholar,
>> department of English Literature,
>> School of English literary studies,
>> EFL University.
>> Hyderabad
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