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How to enable Narrator Voice Emphasize Formatted Text in Windows 10
As you may already know, Narrator is a screen-reading app built into Windows 10. Narrator lets users with vision issues to use PC and complete common tasks. The user can enable the Narrator Voice Emphasize Formatted Text feature, so Narrator can emphasize formatted text, such as bold, italics, underline, etc using changes in speed, pitch, and volume instead of pronouncing "start bold/end bold" and so on.
As you may remember, Microsoft has postponed public rollout of Windows 10 version 1903 '19H1' on April 4, 2019. By shifting the release from April to May, the company has allotted more time for testing. On May 21, 2019 Microsoft released Windows 10 version 1903 to "seekers". On June 7, 2019 they made it available via the manual update, but there are still situations when Windows 10 version 1903 'May 2019 Update' may be blocked from being installed on your PC.
How to Change Narrator Context Level for Buttons and Controls in Windows 10
As you may already know, Narrator is a screen-reading app built into Windows 10. Narrator lets users with vision issues to use PC and complete common tasks. The user can change the level of context Narrator provides for buttons and other controls. Options include: No context, Sounds only, Immediate context, Immediate context name and type, Full context of new control, and Full context of old and new controls.
Several hours ago Microsoft released Windows 10 Build 18922 from the 20H1 branch to Insiders in the Fast Ring. The official announcement highlights only minor changes in this build. However, enthusiasts have discovered a couple of interesting hidden features.
Insiders in the Fast Ring are receivng a new build of Window 10 from the 20H1 development branch. Windows 10 build 18922 brings language settings and Feedback Hub improvements, along with a list of general fixes. Here are the changes.
How to Fix 'Click here to enter your most recent credential' in Windows 10
Windows 10 shows the "Click here to enter your most recent credential" notification when it is required to verify your identity by asking for your password. It usually appears after you change your password, reset your password, or change the primary alias for your Microsoft Account. Sometimes this notification continues to appear even after entering the correct credentials. Here's how to fix this issue.
How to Change Capitalized Text Read Mode for Narrator in Windows 10
As you may already know, Narrator is a screen-reading app built into Windows 10. Narrator lets users with vision issues to use PC and complete common tasks. The user can set how Narrator should pronounce capitalized text. It supports three different modes. Here's how to switch between them.
Microsoft is releasing cumulative updates for specific Windows 10 versions, including version 1809, 1803, 1709, 1703, and 1607. The updates include quality improvements only. They do not add new features to the OS, however, they change the build number. Here are the changes introduces in the updates.
How to Change Narrator Verbosity Level in Windows 10
As you may already know, Narrator is a screen-reading app built into Windows 10. Narrator lets users with vision issues to use PC and complete common tasks. It supports a number of verbosity levels of detail about controls and the characteristics of text. This post explains how to change the level of verbosity.
How to add the 'Open with' context menu to BAT and CMD files in Windows 10
Entering a number commands devour your precious time? If you answered yes, then a batch file can serve as your savior when working in Windows 10. The batch file uses the *.BAT and *.CMD extensions and can help users write several commands, which are then executed sequentially.
