If it's a question about how to use Audacity, where NVDA just so happens to be the screen reader you're using, it's not. If the question were about NVDA or an NVDA add-on then it's on-topic. Discussions about which programs are accessible using NVDA, NVDA add-ons, NVDA tutorials and documentation, and configuring synthesizers or Braille displays for use with NVDA are also permitted. The central purpose of this group is discussing how to use NVDA, either configuring NVDA's settings or familiarizing oneself with its modes and commands. As the group description states: NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is screen reader software. I truly appreciate that she's leading by example with regard to this. Tony, you are absolutely correct, but Hettie very wisely recognized that the question she is asking is not really about NVDA at all, but about Audacity. On Thu, at 12:03 PM, Tony Ballou wrote: The only wrong question about NVDA is the one that you fail to ask here. It includes tips for navigating Audacity without the mouse which should be helpful to users on all operating systems. A Guide to using Audacity 2.4.1 for users of Jaws, NVDA, and Narrator, by David Bailes.There are three check boxes which have to be checked, and finally a Next button to press. A web page opens in which you have to agree to various terms.Ħ. In that email, open the link to confirm your email address. You will receive an email to confirm the subscription.ĥ. Tab to and check the check box to indicate that you aren't a robot.Ĥ. Enter your email address into the "your email address" edit box.ģ. The link for the audacity for blind users Email list isĢ. To get additional help with audacity, Here are a few links that should get you on the right track. You're in the right place and all's gravy!
Welcome aboard! The only wrong question about NVDA is the one that you fail to ask here. That should be done on our Chat Subgroup.
Should you wish to ask specific questions about using Audacity itself. I'm almost certain one exists, so I'll allow someone else to point you in its direction. I thought there was a group on Groups.io for blind users of Audacity, but I can't find it. There also appears to be an unofficial NVDA add-on for Audacity ( ) but it does not appear to be under active support and would not be compatible with the current version of NVDA. I know we have (or have had, the group always has some flux) members who are active Audacity users. I wanted to make sure you had membership established in the NVDA Group since you must have that before you can join the Chat Subgroup. I will give the e-mail addresses for our Chat Subgroup, where they are appropriate, in a few moments. Specific questions on how to use Audacity itself are not on-topic for the main NVDA Group. Hettie, Hello and welcome to the NVDA Group.
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