Hi Amar,
I had tried Super Nova a couple of years ago and it worked quite nicely with
Microsoft Powerpoint. It read the slides in slide show mode and allowed me to
activate media on the slide which Jaws did not allow me to do at that point.
Super Nova is sold by Barrier Break in Mumbai and you can
Apologies Surabhi, as an exception, my brain alerted me (smiles) after
writing that e-mail that you are a low vision user! choose to ignore
if you wish, because fundamentally the way you would use Supernova as
a low vision user would differ from the way one would use a plain
vanilla screen reader.
Excellent tips, Pranav!
Surabhi: Completely off-topic question, if you have had experience in
dealing with Jaws / NVDA / Window Eyes, then will you please comment
about the functionalities of Supernova? Back in 2009, it was not a
well performing screenreader. But I know that after that they have
a
Hi Surabhi,
I currently work in an Investment Banking role hence have to make a
lot of pitchbooks on weekly bases. In addition to all the tricks
suggested above, I mainly have 2 things to say.
1. Templates are really helpful in these situations, most of the time,
they have preformatted slides whi
Thanks Pranav. That's helpful. I am currently using Super Nova screen
reader. Will get back to you in case I have any further queries.
Regards,
Surabhi
On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 5:40 AM, Pranav Lal wrote:
> Hi Surabhi,
>
> What assistive technology do you use? I ask because if you use the jaws
> s
Hi Surabhi,
What assistive technology do you use? I ask because if you use the jaws screen
reader, it does report alignment information. The NVDA screen reader does the
same. The other area to be careful about is overlapping objects. Again, screen
readers do report that info.
If you right click
Thank you Amar.
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> On 01-Oct-2015, at 3:53 pm, Amar Jain wrote:
>
> Dear Ms. Sachar,
>
> I am totally blind so leaving the graphs part aside and my focus will
> be on the formatting bit of it. Since I am into corporate law in the
> International capital Market practice area
Dear Ms. Sachar,
I am totally blind so leaving the graphs part aside and my focus will
be on the formatting bit of it. Since I am into corporate law in the
International capital Market practice area, I have to deal with
investor presentations and internal presentations though I have had
limited op
That's true. It is very challenging. If you are addressing to all
stakeholders, then it is more challenging as one will have to look
into all aspects. In such situations one will have to take care the
agency issue also.
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"Good friendship is like the relationship between eye & hand! If the
hand
Thanks Mahesh. I have been doing that but it just creates dependency, and a
lot of work needs to be presented to stakeholders within a specific
timeline. Thought it would be great if there was another alternative to
this issue.
On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 11:10 AM, Mahesh Narasimhan
wrote:
> Hi Surab
Hi Surabhi,
Good morning to you too.
I am also a partially sighted person. What I do is, post making the
slides (the text part), I seek help from my sighted friends and
colleagues and complete the ppt.
Hope it helps.
--
"Good friendship is like the relationship between eye & hand! If the
hand
Hi everyone,
Good morning.
I am currently working in a general management role, and need to create
presentations with complicated graphs and placeholders. Being a low vision
individual, it is possible to create decks, but there's immense challenge
in alignment and formatting.
Is there any way by w
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