I mainly use a mac with VoiceOver, but when I use windows, I mainly use jaws. I use to always use NVDA, but switched to Jaws after buying it at an NFB convention. It was on sale for $75, so I bought it and started liking it. Don't get me wrong, I still like NVDA, and use it from time to time, but Jaws has become my primary screenreade on windowsr. For everyday tasks, though, I prefer the Mac with VoiceOver.
Haven't tried that yet, but to my understanding, it allows you to mute speech until you press a reading command, such as a say all. It's a good feature if you have some vision, or if you use a braille display.
People who use audio editors will probably like it as well. NVDA says line feed every time I move to the left or right in Studio Recorder, so that might be more doable with that JAWS thing. Since I don't have JAWS any more, I'll never know.
it's giving me no problems but if it's really that bad surely the developers will be able to make it easier for you? ok it might of given me problems but updates work the way of the world
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I wouldn't say that. It's just a matter of what you prefer. I prefer NVDA too, but that doesn't mean Freedom Scientific is a bad company. Yes, they charge a lot for Jaws, but that's just the way it is with commercial screen readers.
I'm thinking about getting an Android device so maybe I'll se how Talkback works, but for now, I'm still a PC user only. Well, I have an outdated Motorola Q Windows phone with Mobile Speak Smartphone. It's pretty good, uses Dectalk.
Hmm, I can't tell any difference from the ones I've heard before. I even have an Dectalk add-on for NVDA that sounds the same to me. Oh well, some ears are better than others, haha.
I agree with the person that wrote about fs and jaws. I personally prefer jaws, although there's nothing wrong with NVDA. So, I use it, because it's free and jaws is not.