Hi all, I think I saw a thread recently on this list about Chirp but I wasn't interested then so I didn't read it. Are all Chirp downloads free, and if so how do you listen to the book once it's

Thanks to those who gave information. I tried control 2 in a test meeting and it worked. I had looked at a list of shortcut keys in the past but there are so many I thought it might be faster and

The Applevis website has a list of apps that were developed specifically for blind and visually impaired users. Here's the

Thanks Mike, I’m going to read the rest of this link, the second link in the email later today as I need to get to work in a few minutes. However, 2 questions, standard and legacy. Is that the

Sis Carrie asked: "What's the most accessible Android voice recorder app that has NO ads." Hmm, dear sis; what sort of recording at you seeking to do? Example, are you thinking of recording phone

Hi Greg, Have you tried any other USB ports? Also, when a USB headset is plugged in it's usually seen as another soundcard. Try looking in your list of soundcards for this device. Take care and

Actually, I believe last week someone on the list said that NVDA did create a new add on for zoom. Unfortunately I’m not currently on a system with NVDA so can’t verify. Check on the add ons

NVDA has an add-on but it doesn't have this ability. https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/zoomEnhancements.en.html Gene

Hi Group, NVDA does not have an add on for Zoom, but using the iPhone app, if you center the cursor via touching, you can things like 'viewing John Brown's video' which indicates that he is

Hi listers, I am using a six-month-old desktop computer running Windows 10 with JAWS 2020. I recently purchased a pair of headphones with an attached microphone from A T Guys, but the headphones

Chris is correct. Using the Zoom Professional scripts you can press shift-ctrl-T to determine who is speaking. David Goldfield,Blindness Assistive Technology SpecialistJAWS

Hi Gene. This function is available running jaws if you have the pro scripts written by Brian Hartgen. Not sure if NVDA offers similar support but I don't believe so. Chris Judge

Or try ctrl 2. I'm reading these from a list of commands posted on this list many moons ago. Kimsan Song kimsansong@... If you are into HipHop or R&B, I invite you to subscribe to my

I thought alt f 1 will say who is speaking? Kimsan Song kimsansong@... If you are into HipHop or R&B, I invite you to subscribe to my youtube artist channel at

To clarify, because I want my whole message in the message body in case someone doesn't pay attention to the subject line, is there any way to have Zoom announce who is talking? I haven't found one

Is there a way, either using JAWS or NVDA, to determine who is speaking? I haven't seen any command to do so and when I've looked around the interface, I see no way the screen-reader can tell you

Here you go: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/22806/windows-10-narrator-keyboard-commands-touch-gestures https://duckduckgo.com/?q=windows+10+Narrator+Keyboard+commands Narrator key You

Hi, Does anyone have a list of the latest, or all keystrokes that can be used for narrator? Thank you, Kimsan Song kimsansong@... If you are into HipHop or R&B, I invite you to subscribe to

When you check in, msconfig / services, for the, JTVNCProxy service, it'll say it's, stopped, but also make sure it reported as, checked. Also, there will be a, JTVNCProxy service, for each

Thank you Sam. A fellow list member, my brother from another mother, Mike B called me and we were able to resolve it. Thanks Mike! Kimsan Song kimsansong@... If you are into HipHop or R&B, I