Hi Alex,
Just to update you, I installed NVDA last night and managed to get the
Eloquence plugin installed. I'm good to go if I need a backup screen reader.
Thanks for your advise.
Eileen
On Sep 2, 2014, at 2:24 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> All I'll say here is to keep NVDA installed, and make
Hi Grant and Alex,
In that case, I think I can spare the real estate to have it installed on the
desktop. When I partitioned the HD in bootcamp, I thought I gave myself plenty
of storage on the Win side, but it turned out to be much less. I'm constantly
looking to see how to keep this side lea
The installer I downloaded the other day was around 17MB, compared to well over
100MB for Jaws. I don't know how big it expands to be, but yes, it is a very
small size, all things considered.
On Sep 2, 2014, at 7:28 PM, Grant Hardy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I don't remember the exact size but it is
Hello,
I don't remember the exact size but it is extremely light and minimal. If you
don't ask it to run at the logon screen or after you log in, then I don't think
it installs anything other than a folder in the Program Files directory as well
as a folder for user settings in each user account
Hello,
Thanks for the advise. Currently, I only have JAWS 15 installed. I was trying
to keep only the PC apps that were absolutely necessary to run my business from
home. Do you know how large the NVDA application is?
Thanks.
Eileen
On Sep 2, 2014, at 2:24 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> All I'l
All I'll say here is to keep NVDA installed, and make sure you can bring it up.
It won't help you if you have to re-install Windows (and, as Grant said,
there's no reason you would need to do that), but if Jaws gets fussy and quits
on you, NVDA will at least be sure you aren't without speech unt
In general when installing an upgrade to Os X, I would see no reason why you
should have to reinstall Windows as long as you aren't using a non-standard
disk partition configuration on your Mac (e.g. you manually modified the
partition configuration after installing Windows via Boot Camp). I don
Hello,
I decided to start a new thread, so I don't get OT with this. Here's my
situation and my concerns that I may need to update the bootcamp drivers in the
future.
Although I have a 2013 MBA, I purchased it before Mavericks was released.
Hence, My OS is ML. I did update and ran the current
