I wonder why it wouldn't optimize a scanned image just as well as a
camera image. After all, an image is an image. I imagine it needs a
particular format or formats. But I would think this would be expanded
in the desktop version. Although be it that it requires Windows 10 I
wouldn't be surpris
Larry and others,
Please understand that I have some exposure to the KNFB reader but don't
sell it and am not an expert. I have not used it under Windows 10 yet.
According to someone else who responded on the KNFB Reader list, they have
used it with a scanner. Two things to keep in mind though,
Hello Listers,
I am just wondering if the KNFB Reader can be used as a substitute for
the Openbook program with Windows 10, which I am not in a hurry to
reinstall, and then upgrade.
The clearest way I guess I can ask the question is if one can use a
flatbed scanner with the software in the
JAWS also has Alt-Shift-L, which acts somewhat like the Window-Eyes
Alt-semicolon hotkey does.
Lloyd Rasmussen, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com
-Original Message-
From: Tom Kingston via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2017 1:12 PM
To: Van Lant, Robin via Talk
Cc: Tom K
Brenda,
You can purchase the same Vocalizer Expressive voices for NVDA. You just
have to remember to unregister them from your current computer when you
get a new one and register them on that computer.
Regards,
Tom
On 11/29/2017 3:43 PM, Brenda via Talk wrote:
Thank you tom, Robin and Rebec
The only way I survive any of these lists is by using the conversation view in
Outlook. I have each group list automatically go into a respective folder and
then have the message grouped by conversation thread with the subject line read
first so that I can quickly delete topics. I am so gratef
I'm with you, Brenda. I'm only on this and another low traffic list and
sometimes struggle to keep up. I joined the NVDA list a week or two ago
and lasted one afternoon. It was an endless stream of pointless posts. I
think some people live on mailing lists. How sad.
Regards,
Tom
On 11/29/2017
Hi List,
I usually check email on my iPhone, deleting those with topics I'm not
interested in or saving them to reply to on my pc which I don't visit
that often.
today as I went through my email on my desktop it was so nice to see
this list being active with a variety of people participatin
How do you make jaws read punctuation in thunderbird or Word? It reads
question mark but not period or commas.
With Window-eyes someone (sorry, can't remember who) even made a
wonderful script where you could toggle spoken punctuation. Finding,
buying and installing jaws scripts is out of the
Thank you tom, Robin and Rebecca for this topic.
I have been struggling with jowls and missing the simplicity of ALT; or
' to quickly do a spell check in Word.
I will try the ALT-F7 method you are talking about.
I am slowly learning jowls. I would go straight to NVDA but I don't want
to purc
I know W-E gave us its own way to check spelling, but I've used the alt-f7
method for spellchecking for years in Window-Eyes. Just to play with JAWS
and my Office 2010, I tried the old f7 way. JAWS does a nice job, saying
and then spelling the incorrect word, then doing the same for what it
sugge
Robert,
Here is finally an answer to your question. This person appears to be doing
what you want to do. Thank you for your patience.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
-Original Message-
From: Reader-Users [mailto:reader-users-boun...@nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of
Matt From Florida via Reader-
Hmm. I haven't had any problems with Window-Eyes. And I'm running the
latest fall creators update. That's why I have little incentive to
figure out JAWS.
Actually I've spent more time with NVDA. I don't think either are on par
with Window-Eyes. But if I can get the freebie working I'll go that r
Thanks, already there!
Have a great day!
Bob Hicks
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+bob=seeinghandassociation@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Steve Jacobson via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2017 12:58 PM
To: 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Cc: Steve Jaco
Thanks, Tom. Not as friendly on the fingers and it seems to automatically
expand the context menu before I even know what word is highlighted, but I'm
glad to have an option to play with. Yeah, I've been pokey about the
migration process, but I keep having weird silencing issues in Window Eye
Robin,
I don't know about JAWS as I've barely gotten beyond wrestling with it
for a bit here and there. But Word itself has a keyboard shortcut to
jump to the next spelling or grammatical error: Alt+F7.
Here's a link to a page with all the keyboard shortcuts.
http://www.keyxl.com/aaa2cd7/445/Mi
Bob,
You can get information about the readers list at
http://www.nfbnet.org/mailman/listinfo/reader-users_nfbnet.org
There is an area on that page to subscribe.
Let me know if you have questions about subscribing.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
-Original Message-
From: Bob Hicks [ma
All,
I'm struggling with the transition to JAWS as it relates to spell checking a
Word document or Outlook email. I absolutely loved the Window Eyes feature
allowing me to move to each error with Alt semicolon and apostrophe. I
really did not get the hang of navigating the Spell checking dia
What is the link for joining the KNFB Reader list? tia
Have a great day!
Bob Hicks
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+bob=seeinghandassociation@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Steve Jacobson via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2017 11:20 PM
To: 'Window-Eyes Di
Hi, Steve,
How could you forget all that beta testing (grin). I really
appreciate your contributions to this list. Thank you for taking
the time again and again for thoughtfully answering people's
questions.
Cordially,
Evelyn
- Original Message -
From: Steve Jacobson via Talk You
Glad we got that point sorted out. Would have thought it to be rather
old-fashioned, should it request a camera, to perform an internal file.
In reality, as I showed in my earlier walk-through of an OCR process,
the camera will be rendered useless, long as you are handling the
electronic docum
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