Hi,
NVDA is a Windows screen reader. It uses espeak as its default
synthesizer. It has nothing todo with speakup.
Regards, Willem
On Fri, 16 Feb 2018, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Thank you to everybody. When I have occasionally gotten in to
what I will call mystery mode, I was usually hitting commands to
change windows in screen so it's usually Control-A something
depending on what one is trying to do at the time and I can
imagine accidentally hitting Alt-F1 or some other clumsy
sequence while thinking I was hitting something else. It's easy
to do if one is maybe standing up and working the keyboard from a
slightly odd angle.
Someone mentioned mvda. I haven't gotten to use speakup
in anything but Linux but I hear that mvda's default speech comes
from speakup so there should be many commonalities.
Again, thanks to all.
Martin McCormick
Linux for blind general discussion <blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Capslock by default is already a speakup key.
Regards, Willem
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