Hi Ivan,
NVDA is the screen reader of the future, because everyone has access to its 
code. It is called open source, because everyone can contribute to its code. 
NVDA will not be bought, because we, the community own it LOL!.
To subscribe to the NVDA list, many experts on there:
[email protected]
You can download NVDA 2017.1, the latest version for free at:
www.nvaccess.org
You can also get tutorials off of there, and find out about many other sources 
of tutorials that many people have done on using NVDA.
You would find that it is more like Window Eyes than JAWS is, and there are a 
lot of great young users contributing to its code all of the time. It is not 
owned by any company. NVAccess imploys just four people, and they are just the 
cherity organization that keeps it altogether. Most of what happens with NVDA 
is done by the blind all over the world.
David Moore
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From: Ivan Cribb via Talk
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2017 1:24 AM
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Subject: How to learn to use n v d a

I intend to use Window-Eyes as long as possible but if I have to resort to
another screen reader I want one that does not belong to VFO. NVDA seems the
obvious alternative. Where can I go to learn how to use it..

Thanks for any help.

Ivan Cribbb 

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