Hi this is Brian Sackrider and I did complete the survey using 
nvda 2014.2 and ie 11 and I had no problem with listening to the samples 
I thought thatnumber 3 voice was the best of the bunch but none of the 
voices were quite as good as the microsoft voiceAnna.  Most were some 
better than the default voice that you hear when you first install 
nvda.  I have yet to hear a voicethat I would use so they have some work 
to do in my opinion if they want to come up with a voice.  I would 
perhaps give the third sample voice a chance it is acceptable but not 
quite what I would prefer.  Just my thoughts hear.
On 8/11/2014 8:26 PM, Steve Hoad wrote:
> I was able to play it with IE8 and Jaws 10 with Windows XP.  I was not
> able, however, to tell whether my selection was checked on that Google
> form.
>
> It is beginning to appear as though this, as in many other recent
> instances, accessibility will require us all to run many alternatives
> for web browsers and many alternatives for screen readers. A new(ish)
> trend.
>
> On 8/11/14, Ana G <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>> I accessed the survey with Firefox and Jaws 15 on a Windows 8.1 machine,
>> and I was able to listen to the NVDA speech samples.
>>
>> When I used Internet Explorer and Jaws 15, I could not find the Play
>> button for each sample. I experimented with cursor routing and the icons
>> detected by Jaws, but nothing worked.
>>
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