Hell I remember the old "IE7 is dead" banners that advocated using FireFox for a better web experience, this is nothing new! If we switch off support overnight people it would be force people to upgrade.but only if they know how to do it and a lot of people can barely turn a computer on! I want IE to die a (not so quiet) death, but I also can step back and realise that I am more "tech savvy" than most people and that it is just an overhang from the days when we didn't have "evergreen" browsers. I do agree, hell I have experienced the browser wars along side you and it was painful. Ironically if you are in the US it is only $95 a year.why they have different pricing around the world I have no idea! JAWS is an impressive piece of kit, I don't think you can fault them for the price really as it literally talks to every piece of software on a PC and when they started there was nothing came even close to letting people who had vision impairments enjoy the PC experience and access software and the web. To hear the contents of the current window, press Insert, B.Yes NVDA is completely free and Mac users get VoiceOver built in, there is also Windows Narrator built into Windows if you like pain (that is being unfair, it is way better now than it used to be)! 😋 To hear the title of the current window, press Insert, T.
To pause NVDA, press the Control key on your keyboard.
While NVDA is running you can use all of the standard Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts as well. NVDA will read what is under the cursor as you move the mouse. To hear what is currently on the screen, start moving the mouse around.You will hear a tone to let you know NVDA is running in the background. Choose Start, All Programs, NVDA, NVDA.Video Tutorial: Bigger Version (.mov, 5 MB).This tutorial covers how to get started using NVDA on your Windows computer. NVDA (Non Visual Desktop Access) is a free, open source screen reader for Windows.
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