Hi, I'm confused. This Email is from John Cooper, but signed by Ian. Anyway, if you care to contact me off list, I am a UK web host and can do as little or as much as you like. We have packages just

Wow I love the TripleTalk synth, I wish I could still get one. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to https://www.comproom.co.uk/subscribe Computer Room

No, I think to be fair, they only exist in Windows 10 and up. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to https://www.comproom.co.uk/subscribe Computer

Hi group, First time asking a question, so please be kind? Have been asked to set up a web site for a local charity and I'm wondering if anyone knows of host providers that are accessible to JAWS?

Steve Thanks for backing my point that there are numerous synthesizers that JAWS can use. And, I have a whole bunch of them on both a desktop and laptop including a TripleTalk USB external.

- Do these exist prior to WIndows 10? I really don't know. While I suspect they are part of Windows 8.1 I have no recall of them in Windows 7 and earlier. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version

Actually, JAWS also has Eloquence as well as Nuance synthesisers. But it can use any SAPI5 compliant synth that you happen to have on your PC. It also can use the Windows OneCore synthesiser that is

Of course, if you block your location like that, you may impact the way some sites work that may need it. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to

Hi, Kevin. I have tried to call you a few times. If I can talk to you, I can help you rid yourself of this issue. Bill White billwhite92701@...

- No, because if you've blocked Chrome from asking to allow location sharing, it's not Chrome that's presenting this question. The steps I gave are an "absolute block." If followed, Chrome will not

Hi Brian, I followed your steps and I still get the message. I uninstalled Google Chrome and reinstalled. I followed your steps and I still get the message. I used Firefox and I don’t get this

Hi Mike, Below is a hyperlink to a company developing a text-to-speach software. This company sells licenses for some synthesizers as well. One of them is Cerence synthesizer the successor of Nuance

Don't believe that the synthesizers issue is quite so simple. There are numerous choices so I doubt that all of them come from the same developer.

Hi Mark, the synthesizer used by JAWS are called Vocalizer Expressive Version 2 and is a product from Nuance (www.nuance.com). If you want a good overview and details about synthesizers (also known

Loy: Thanks for these simple instructions. Now, I have to decide whether to allow access to my location or not. I guess there are advantages and disadvantages either way. Tom Behler

Thanks for your reply and info Brian. Will try it out. Cheers Tom

Well this is very ironic. I have had the same issue. I finally got tired of hearing it. I contacted Google via Be My Eyes. It took a bit of time, but we did get it fixed. If you use Brian's

I was able to turn off these location notifications. I went to settings and searched for site settings, then tab around till I found location notifications and there was radio buttons to allow or not

you will likely see that message in any Chrome based browser. Andy

If you want to forbid ANY site from asking for (or accessing your location): 1. Open Chrome Settings. 2. Navigate to the Privacy and Security Settings 3. In those settings, navigate to Site Settings