Hi all, Add-on Updater 20.02.2 is now available. This is both a stable and an experimental release. Just like recent stable releases, you’ll be greeted with compatibility notice after installing

To: "nvaccess/nvda" <nvda@...> Cc: "Subscribed" <subscribed@...> Sent: Monday, February 17, 2020 7:18 AM Subject: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] pdf: NVDA skips private use areas

Hi, Regarding Windows 7, my plan is to not test it (end of life) unless critical issues are reported. Cheers, Joseph

Which reminds me, on the latest stable, I'm getting prompted to install a version of mozilla enhancements with an issue number lower than the one installed already. This started in the last few days.

Has the resulting code been tested on Windows 7 etc? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the

Hi all, A few weeks ago I announced to the NVDA community that Add-on Updater will be the last add-on from me to require NVDA 2019.3. This decision was made in consideration for people who may

Hi all, Last week, NVDA source code was updated to require Visual Studio 2019. If you are planning to send pull requests targeting NVDA 2020.1 (or later), you must use Visual Studio 2019 (16.2 or

Subtle changes in how data should be presented seem to be quite common in the newer Python. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail

Hi there! i am vinod kumar gajula. i am a developer at cognizant,recently i got placed in it. I have a question for you all. Does anybody use IntelliJ for coding python with NVDA? Thank

Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io, il 14/02/2020 17.06, ha scritto: Alberto: obviously :) I just solved, anyway. The problem was the DLL accepts bytes string, as str was in Python 2, so I used

Well, logically, it has to be the change to python version, unless you can find out that the code handing these ports had to be rewritten for the new nvda version. You need to somehow trace what is

Hi all, I'm trying to port an old Braille display driver to 2019.3. I packaged it in .nvda-addon, and under 2019.2 it works. Then, updating to 2019.3, even if there is apparently no error in code, it

I'd have thought the ones known to only need manifest edits could be listed here and on the add on list for those who feel happy to do this for themselves. Brian bglists@... Sent via

Hi all, Another update on community add-ons and their readiness for NVDA 2019.3/2019.3.1: Out of 70 add-ons hosted on community add-ons website: Compatible: 54 Work in progress: 3 Planned:

Hey Guys, I had asked this for a while. Nobody has answered me, if the question is very stupid or I'm wrong here, sorry for that. But I didn't know that. I have to know, whether this is a bug or this

Hello: A user from spanish community reports this on a mailing list for NVDA. Here is part of the log. Should we open an issue? Maybe something related to his system. What could be do to use Outlook

Yes I've been using the RC for over a week now and its more stable than the old stable was. Admittedly some add ons have had to be lost or tweaked, but generally it seems

Yes, that is essentially what happens already. However, in this particular case espeak calls exit() which instructs the OS to end the process. There are various ways we might get around that, but not

Hello everyone, NVDA 2019.3 stable has just been released. See the full post at: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2019-3-released/ Thank you for all your contributions. The community is what makes

Reef, Shouldn't this be a standard behavior in any case? On startup, if for whatever reason (not only for this specific case, but for all cases), if something goes wrong trying to use a synthesizer,