Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
You can get a demo version that works for 40 minutes per computer boot up. It should be good enough for what you need it for, if a bit unfortunately crippled as you probably can't get much testing done in 40 minutes. I'd recommend either installing
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
I use Tolk through C# and the .NET Framework for my own game projects.They are able to output to the JAWS screen reader through Tolk.C# can interact with COM objects directly, but in the case of Tolk, Tolk provides a small C# PInvoke wrapper that calls
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Ian Reed wrote:That should be all you need.Tolk interacts with JAWS through a COM object, and doesn't need an extra dll for it.I'm not sure if it will work through a COM object because I'm using managed code : (.NET).I think that to be able to test with Jaws
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
That should be all you need.Tolk interacts with JAWS through a COM object, and doesn't need an extra dll for it.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=352934#p352934
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Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hello!Thanks for the feedback! I've already put the tolk library to work on my project, and at least for now, it is working with NVDA.I have these dlls in my bin folder : dolapi32.dllnvdaControllerClient32.dllSAAPI32.dllAre these enough to support or does I
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Tolk also has wrappers for many languages, I've said this before, but if a dummy like me can get it working, anyone can.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=352649#p352649
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Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hi.Woops forgot jaws, because I don't use it myself. But yes tolk has support for NVDA, jaws, sapi, and window-eyes I believe.Hth.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=352639#p352639
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Right, tolk will work with Jaws so there is no need to worry about that. Implementing sapi support can be done through tolk I believe, but it really should only be fallback, if another screen reader isn't running. The problem with sapi is that it doesn't
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hi,Tolk supports Jaws too. Unfortunately, Freedom Scientific have, buried in their terms of service, that you can't just download the evaluation version to test out a developed program, apparently. Now, if they've recently gone back on this change, please
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
yes, although if you don't have $1000+ to fork out on a screenreader you'll only be using for testing, don't worry about it. Any half decent screen reader library manager (tolk for example) should have support for the JFW api by default, just make sure your
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
yes, although if you don't have $1000+ to fork out on a screenreader you'll only be using for testing, don't worry about it. Any half decent screen reader library manager (tolk for example) should have support for the JFW api by default, just make sure your
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Don't forget Freedom Scientific's JAWS screen reader. While NVDA is popular, JAWS is still the most used screen reader available.To be truly accessible, it's not enough to support just one screen reader but to support all of the most popular ones
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Don't forget Freedom Scientific's JAWS screen reader. While NVDA is popular, JAWS is still the most used screen reader available.To be truly accessible, it's not enough to support just one screen reader but to support all of the most popular ones
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hi.Yes eSpeak is not a good voice but that's pretty much all NVDA comes with. You can try the sapi4 engine, which has some good voices, also you can try the eloquence add-on, that has both american and british voices. Eloquence is the best of them all in my
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Yep, clearing the screen shouldn't present a problem.Narrator is good for just getting a system, and Microsoft are improving it, but I know its not as fully developed as NVDA.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=352531#p352531
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hello Guitarman!Thanks for the tip. I downloaded NVDA, struggled a bit to configure, but at last I manage to do it.The voice pack that comes with the app, is too weird. I changed to the Microsoft pack. The British girl voice is a much better one.Now I
Re: Clearing the Screen(Or not)
Hi Gjp1311.I would recommend using NVDA , instead of narrator, that's a much better fully featured screen reader. Or use windows speech API. You can do this by using the tolk library, with the NVDA controller dlls.And thank you very much for making your
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