[nvda] Re: MathML

Hello all,
There is also an extension for Firefox called Firevox. It's a screen reader for Firefox. I tried it a fiew weeks ago, because I read about its MathML support. But I didn't like it because it reads formulas without any pauses. I'm not a native speaker of English, I had to listen to the formula a fiew times to understand it. Perhaps the plugin will be more useful for native speakers or people who are better at English than me. 

25.04.2009 08:06, James Teh пишет:

Hi Michael,

This is not possible at present. It needs work by the browsers as well;
there is no standard way of making mathematics accessible.

There is a proprietary plugin for IE called MathPlayer which can make
maths accessible, but NVDA does not currently work with this. It may be
something we address some time in the future.

Jamie

On 25/04/2009 7:47 AM, Michael Litzkow wrote:

I'm a newbie on this list, so I apologize if this has been discussed
before. However, I cannot find anything about MathML on the NVDA website
or in the mailing list archives. Does anybody know if NVDA can speak
mathematical notation embedded in a web page using MathML? If not, has
there been any discussion about trying to make this a feature?

best regards,
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