Can you please tell me if the Eloquence voices you have listed on this page still work with NVDA?

@brian_hartgen I wondered the same thing too. #LikeMinds

@robini71 @brian_hartgen Yes the SAPI versions still work, the NVDA add-on is the one that was discontinued.

@robini71 Thank you, I will buy it.

@brian_hartgen Me too.

@robini71 It's all working, but it's spelling control names all over the place. I'm sure there is a tip for that on Mastodon somewhere. I've just got to find it. But thank you for supplying the product.

@brian_hartgen Uh oh that can't be fun. Keep us posted.

@robini71 I've got it. It is from David Goldfield and it says: Quick Tip: If you do plan on using NVDA with Eloquence, make sure that you go into the Voices menu (shortcut key is insert+ctrl+V) and uncheck "Use Spelling Functionality if Supported.) This prevents Eloquence from spelling out text in some dialog boxes.

@brian_hartgen Ah yay you 2 are our heroes.

@robini71 I really do not like using it because of personal preferences and there would be a tonne of things I would miss out on. But there's one thing it is doing really well which you may be interested in. I can scroll through my Facebook group entries without a problem. JAWS only allows me to see some of them at a time, and I need to see these group entries without too much of an issue.

@brian_hartgen Oh wow that is interesting. Yes it's definitely not my go to but I like having it as a tool in the box just in case.

@robini71 @brian_hartgen I also use NVDA as a secondary screen reader and I sometimes do use the NVDA Sapi voice. One thing I've noticed about it, at least on my machine, is that it does seem to load large Web pages a bit faster than JAWS. I wonder why it renders Facebook groups differently.

@DavidGoldfield @robini71 I think what it is David is that JAWS is not scrolling the screen properly. When you use quick nav keys for example, JAWS is meant to scroll the screen to reveal more content. It doesn't seem to be working quite right. The screen needs to scroll to reveal more posts.