Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[anuj sharma]

Hello friend,
I am closely watching narrator development sins windows10. And I am
happy about they provide high quality voices in win 11 and they also
consider extension policy however they are not open for developer. one
suggestion, open extension policy or make extension like
Translate which can power by Microsoft translator
And extensions for software or software group like
Mozilla software
VLC,gom, pot
Full support for offices like ms office, open office google Etc
at least developer tool like vs code, vs 2022
do this and you don’t have ask to use people to use narrator as
default screen reader



On 20/10/2023, Yamuna Jivana Dasa (Yoganathan Khandoo)
 wrote:
> Hello to all on this thread.
>
>
>
> For Narrator to become a screen-reader of preference, the most important
> consideration is that it must be customizable for Apps that have not been
> specifically designed with standard Windows controls, tab-orders, and
> labelled graphics to name a few. The screen-reader must have features to
> allow the user to search for specific parent and child windows within
> applications, build hot spots, apply shortcut keys to reach that spot and or
> interact with that spot in specific ways as the mouse user would, to label
> graphical buttons, Etc, so that interactive interfaces can be customized for
> unfriendly Apps. Failing these things Narrator will remain an emergency-case
> screen-reader for simple tasks like installing and configuring Windows, or
> for launching a more customizable screen-reader.
>
>
>
> I have been a technology accessibility trainer in South Africa for many
> years until last year November when I relocated to India. You are welcome to
> contact me for further discussion if desired.
>
> +91 70372 95962.
>
>
>
> Warm regards,
>
>
>
> Yamuna Jivana dasa
>
>
>
> From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in]
> On Behalf Of Saurav Hegde
> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 1:50 PM
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects
>
>
>
> Hello mam,
>
> I am a hardkore NVDA user.
>
> The thing with Narrater is that, it doesn't have the robustness or
> reliability like an NVDA or even JAWS.
>
> You cannot be confident that it will work everywhere and so is preferred
> only as a backup screen-reader.
>
> Also, the shortcuts are not easy to get used to.
>
> It would be great if Narrator had a practical tutorial like Voice Over
> instead of this long webpage with shortcuts listed on it.
>
> Basically, I mean, Narrator has to become a very robust software which works
> everywhere and is very appealing to use which could lead to change in
> preference.
>
>
>
> Warm regards,
>
> Saurav Hegde
>
>
> Student at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 11:01 PM Nidhi Jain  <mailto:nidhijain5...@gmail.com> > wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for Windows
> Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently assumed this
> role and want to spend time talking to different screen reader users on what
> we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice for users.
>
>
>
> With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
> listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the
> team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
> nidj...@microsoft.com <mailto:nidj...@microsoft.com> .
>
> do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
> everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.
>
>
>
> Profiles of people:
>
> 1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech or
> Braille output .
>
> 2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back on
> Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .
>
> 3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about Narrator
> but have not tried it recently.
>
> 4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
> with screen readers in the last 2 years.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nidhi
>
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RE: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Yamuna Jivana Dasa (Yoganathan Khandoo)]

Hello to all on this thread.

 

For Narrator to become a screen-reader of preference, the most important 
consideration is that it must be customizable for Apps that have not been 
specifically designed with standard Windows controls, tab-orders, and labelled 
graphics to name a few. The screen-reader must have features to allow the user 
to search for specific parent and child windows within applications, build hot 
spots, apply shortcut keys to reach that spot and or interact with that spot in 
specific ways as the mouse user would, to label graphical buttons, Etc, so that 
interactive interfaces can be customized for unfriendly Apps. Failing these 
things Narrator will remain an emergency-case screen-reader for simple tasks 
like installing and configuring Windows, or for launching a more customizable 
screen-reader.

 

I have been a technology accessibility trainer in South Africa for many years 
until last year November when I relocated to India. You are welcome to contact 
me for further discussion if desired.

+91 70372 95962.

 

Warm regards,

 

Yamuna Jivana dasa

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in [mailto:accessindia@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf Of Saurav Hegde
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 1:50 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

 

Hello mam,

I am a hardkore NVDA user.

The thing with Narrater is that, it doesn't have the robustness or reliability 
like an NVDA or even JAWS.

You cannot be confident that it will work everywhere and so is preferred only 
as a backup screen-reader.

Also, the shortcuts are not easy to get used to.

It would be great if Narrator had a practical tutorial like Voice Over instead 
of this long webpage with shortcuts listed on it.

Basically, I mean, Narrator has to become a very robust software which works 
everywhere and is very appealing to use which could lead to change in 
preference.

 

Warm regards,

Saurav Hegde


Student at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune

 

 

On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 11:01 PM Nidhi Jain mailto:nidhijain5...@gmail.com> > wrote:

Hi all,

 

I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for Windows 
Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently assumed this role 
and want to spend time talking to different screen reader users on what we can 
do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice for users.

 

With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles 
listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the 
team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at nidj...@microsoft.com 
<mailto:nidj...@microsoft.com> .

do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for everyone 
irrespective of your interest in talking to us.

 

Profiles of people:

1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech or 
Braille output .

2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back on 
Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .

3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about Narrator but 
have not tried it recently.

4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows with 
screen readers in the last 2 years.

Thanks,

Nidhi

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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Saurav Hegde]

Hello mam,
I am a hardkore NVDA user.
The thing with Narrater is that, it doesn't have the robustness or
reliability like an NVDA or even JAWS.
You cannot be confident that it will work everywhere and so is preferred
only as a backup screen-reader.
Also, the shortcuts are not easy to get used to.
It would be great if Narrator had a practical tutorial like Voice Over
instead of this long webpage with shortcuts listed on it.
Basically, I mean, Narrator has to become a very robust software which
works everywhere and is very appealing to use which could lead to change in
preference.

Warm regards,
Saurav Hegde
Student at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, Pune


On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 11:01 PM Nidhi Jain  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for
> Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently
> assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen reader
> users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice
> for users.
>
>
>
> With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
> listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the
> team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
> nidj...@microsoft.com.
>
> do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
> everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.
>
>
>
> Profiles of people:
>
> 1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech
> or Braille output .
>
> 2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back
> on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .
>
> 3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about
> Narrator but have not tried it recently.
>
> 4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
> with screen readers in the last 2 years.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nidhi
>
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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Ashutosh Singhal]

I would like to share my experience and Feature requests for Microsoft
Narrator. I have more than 15 Feature Requests for it. My contact number
is +91 8076798104. Thank you.
Regards:
Ashutosh Singhal

On Tue, 17 Oct 2023 at 23:01, Nidhi Jain  wrote:

> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for
> Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently
> assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen reader
> users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice
> for users.
>
>
>
> With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
> listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the
> team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
> nidj...@microsoft.com.
>
> do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
> everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.
>
>
>
> Profiles of people:
>
> 1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech
> or Braille output .
>
> 2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back
> on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .
>
> 3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about
> Narrator but have not tried it recently.
>
> 4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
> with screen readers in the last 2 years.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nidhi
>
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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Amiyo Biswas]

I have been using jaws for 22 years. I use NVDA for Bengali only. I have 
used narrator only when I had to install jaws or NVDA on a new computer or 
install  or repair windows.


Microsoft has introduced many new languages including bengali in immersive 
reader. Bengali tts is excellent. It should be included in narrator's list 
of languages.


With best regards,
Amiyo Biswas
Cell: 6290527506 / 9433464329

- Original Message - 
From: "Khandu Bhandare" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2023 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects


Hi Nidhi,

Thank you for joining us on this platform! I wanted to share my
thoughts on the importance of having a dedicated screen reader for
Windows, much like VoiceOver is for iOS and Mac platforms. Narrator
has made some great strides, introducing natural voices, but we need
it to evolve further to provide comprehensive support for Windows and
other applications. It's a crucial step to make the digital world more
accessible for everyone.

Looking forward to your thoughts on this.

On 10/18/23, tech talks tech talks  wrote:

Hello my name is Yusuf and I am very impact person I am using nvda and j a
w s 7taneously I just want to ask you if I am able to help you in this
survey so there is any reimbursement will be there or not I think past
Google has conducted a survey and they are offering for 90 minutes they 
are

offering 350 so you also going to give some money from the community

On Wed, 18 Oct, 2023, 8:07 am BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA,

wrote:


I used narrator since it was introduced in windows 2000. later with
windows xp and 7. Still it is not my choice as a primary screen reader.
The
main disadvantage of this inbuilt screen reader is, it don't support
non-microsoft products and also old versions of microsoft products.


On 10/17/2023 11:00 PM, Nidhi Jain wrote:

Hi all,



I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for
Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently
assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen
reader
users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential
choice
for users.



With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in
the
team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
nidj...@microsoft.com.

do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.



Profiles of people:

1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech
or Braille output .

2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back
on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .

3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about
Narrator but have not tried it recently.

4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
with screen readers in the last 2 years.

Thanks,

Nidhi
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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Khandu Bhandare]

Hi Nidhi,

Thank you for joining us on this platform! I wanted to share my
thoughts on the importance of having a dedicated screen reader for
Windows, much like VoiceOver is for iOS and Mac platforms. Narrator
has made some great strides, introducing natural voices, but we need
it to evolve further to provide comprehensive support for Windows and
other applications. It's a crucial step to make the digital world more
accessible for everyone.

Looking forward to your thoughts on this.

On 10/18/23, tech talks tech talks  wrote:
> Hello my name is Yusuf and I am very impact person I am using nvda and j a
> w s 7taneously I just want to ask you if I am able to help you in this
> survey so there is any reimbursement will be there or not I think past
> Google has conducted a survey and they are offering for 90 minutes they are
> offering 350 so you also going to give some money from the community
>
> On Wed, 18 Oct, 2023, 8:07 am BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA,
> 
> wrote:
>
>> I used narrator since it was introduced in windows 2000. later with
>> windows xp and 7. Still it is not my choice as a primary screen reader.
>> The
>> main disadvantage of this inbuilt screen reader is, it don't support
>> non-microsoft products and also old versions of microsoft products.
>>
>>
>> On 10/17/2023 11:00 PM, Nidhi Jain wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>>
>>
>> I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for
>> Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently
>> assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen
>> reader
>> users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential
>> choice
>> for users.
>>
>>
>>
>> With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
>> listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in
>> the
>> team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
>> nidj...@microsoft.com.
>>
>> do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
>> everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.
>>
>>
>>
>> Profiles of people:
>>
>> 1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech
>> or Braille output .
>>
>> 2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back
>> on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .
>>
>> 3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about
>> Narrator but have not tried it recently.
>>
>> 4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
>> with screen readers in the last 2 years.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Nidhi
>> --
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>> the person sending the mail and AI in no way relates itself to its
>> veracity;
>>
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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

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Hello my name is Yusuf and I am very impact person I am using nvda and j a
w s 7taneously I just want to ask you if I am able to help you in this
survey so there is any reimbursement will be there or not I think past
Google has conducted a survey and they are offering for 90 minutes they are
offering 350 so you also going to give some money from the community

On Wed, 18 Oct, 2023, 8:07 am BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA, 
wrote:

> I used narrator since it was introduced in windows 2000. later with
> windows xp and 7. Still it is not my choice as a primary screen reader. The
> main disadvantage of this inbuilt screen reader is, it don't support
> non-microsoft products and also old versions of microsoft products.
>
>
> On 10/17/2023 11:00 PM, Nidhi Jain wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for
> Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently
> assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen reader
> users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice
> for users.
>
>
>
> With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles
> listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the
> team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at
> nidj...@microsoft.com.
>
> do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for
> everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.
>
>
>
> Profiles of people:
>
> 1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech
> or Braille output .
>
> 2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back
> on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .
>
> 3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about
> Narrator but have not tried it recently.
>
> 4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows
> with screen readers in the last 2 years.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nidhi
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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[BHAWANI SHANKAR VERMA]

I used narrator since it was introduced in windows 2000. later with 
windows xp and 7. Still it is not my choice as a primary screen reader. 
The main disadvantage of this inbuilt screen reader is, it don't support 
non-microsoft products and also old versions of microsoft products.



On 10/17/2023 11:00 PM, Nidhi Jain wrote:


Hi all,

I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for 
Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently 
assumed this role and want to spend time talking to different screen 
reader users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a 
potential choice for users.


With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different 
profiles listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other 
members in the team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at 
nidj...@microsoft.com.


do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for 
everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.


Profiles of people:

1.Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with 
speech or Braille output .


2.Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall 
back on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .


3.Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about 
Narrator but have not tried it recently.


4.Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using 
Windows with screen readers in the last 2 years.


Thanks,

Nidhi

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Re: [AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Amar Jain]

Hi Nidhi,Off late Narrator has significantly improved. But the general stand of the MS was always that they intend narrator to work not as the primary screen reader but as something which works well in conjunction with third party screen reader.With your email below, is there a change in leadership or that’s an individual contribution you want to make by gathering user inputs? If it is the former, that would be quite a welcome change!In any case, I fall amongst the users in the second category and would be happy to contribute to make narrator more viable option.Feel free to reach out to me on +91-9892622230 / amarj...@amarjain.comThanks,Amar JainSent from my iPhoneOn Oct 17, 2023, at 23:01, Nidhi Jain  wrote:






Hi all,

 

I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for Windows Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently assumed this role and want to spend time talking
 to different screen reader users on what we can do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice for users.

 

With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the team, please message me at +918985694636
 or email me at nidj...@microsoft.com.

do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for everyone irrespective of your interest in talking to us.

 

Profiles of people:

1.
Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech or Braille output .

2.
Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back on Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .

3.
Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about Narrator but have not tried it recently.

4.
Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows with screen readers in the last 2 years.

Thanks,

Nidhi






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[AI] Microsoft: looking for user connects

[Nidhi Jain]

Hi all,



I am Nidhi Jain. I work at Microsoft and I am a product manager for Windows 
Narrator – the in-built screen reader of Windows. I recently assumed this role 
and want to spend time talking to different screen reader users on what we can 
do to improve Narrator and make it a potential choice for users.



With that context, I am looking to talk to people from different profiles 
listed below. If you are interested to talk to me and other members in the 
team, please message me at +918985694636 or email me at nidj...@microsoft.com.

do spread the word . I will additionally be sending a short survey for everyone 
irrespective of your interest in talking to us.



Profiles of people:

1. Using Narrator as primary screen reader on Windows either with speech or 
Braille output .

2. Using JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader as primary and fall back on 
Narrator for few scenarios with speech or Braille output .

3. Using only JAWS or NVDA or any other screen reader. Heard about Narrator but 
have not tried it recently.

4. Using VoiceOver on Mac as primary but do have experience using Windows with 
screen readers in the last 2 years.

Thanks,

Nidhi

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