Yes, turn off WE. The website for NVDA has help files
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From: Brenda via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 3:56 PM
To: [email protected] ; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: Returning to list - what's going on with GW and AISquared
Just in case, can anyone tell me how to go about learning NVDA? If I
launch NVDA with W-e running, which one is dominent. do they conflict
with each other? do I need to turn off W-e in order to learn NVDA?
I will keep W-E as long as I can especially with 2 SMAs left, but with
the changes in how to contact tech support including possible time
delays, I figure I better have a back-up.
thanks for any guidance.
brenda
On 1/25/2017 4:42 PM, Olusegun -- Victory Associates LTD, Inc. via Talk
wrote:
I think I am out of SMA counts! I want to renew it, but I am NOT
encouraged
or as enthusiastic as I should be with respect to Window-Eyes! May be
I'll
watch the space for another year if I have one to spare?
For more than 20 years, Window-Eyes has kept me in business! When my
company was a Moneygram agent, Marc helped to CONFIGURE the Java Bridge
thingy which then enabled me to use Moneygram's inaccessible app even
though
the silly app was NOT COMPLETELY accessible from a blindness perspective.
Even their blind employee who used the other screen reader COULD NOT help
me, but Marc, now gone, WAVED THE MAGIC WAND and voilá, it was business as
usual.
I had a POS app no longer updated by its original developer for which Mr.
Clower helped to write scripts!
Although I can't find the plugs for whatever reason I can't fathom
presently, I still have the external speech synthesizer Speak-Out! If I
ever find its plugs, I'd like to take it for a test drive still with
Window-Eyes! It worked wonders with Vocal-Eyes, who remembers that one?
In
my ancient and modern DOS box that also has an installation of
Windows-For-Workgroups 3.11, Sounding Board is still CRANKING OUT speech.
See how far I have come with GW Micro? I'm sure there are folks whose
mileages are better than mine, but, it was GW Micro's Vocal-Eyes that
finally allowed me to vegetate towards learning to use a computer.
Having said the foregoing, where's WordStar? Where's WindowBridge?
Where's
Artic? And where's ASAW?
So many swamps have been drained overtime; I sure hope that CLIMATE CHANGE
won't drain this one for just a while yet!
Sincerely,
Olusegun
Denver, Colorado
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