[nvda] Re: WebVisum and NVDA

Thanks, to everyone for helping me with WebVisum. I am now happily registered and am able to solve captias; and that, for the first time in the history of blindness computer usage. And since I have a cup of coffee right here; I think I'll take a drink just to celebrate. It's really worth hollering about ya know? Have any of you been successful with using NVDA to register successfully with YouTube? The captia is solved using NVDA with Firefox and WebVisum; however, by the time you shuffle through getting the form fields filled out, turning on that blasted forms mode on and off; I still don't see why screen reader developers get stuck on that; why do we have to copy Jaws or Window Eyes?; then, the captia changes every two minutes any way, and you have to basically start all over again. Other than the forms mode issue, NVDA and WebVisum is doing all it can on the blind users end to get the job done. The rest of the annoying cumberance is the fault of either Google or YouTube: 
http://www.youtube.com
Sorry, for all the editorial; but, this is really a report for the success of NVDA. 

Tony

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