Re: [orca-list] Perhaps I'm dense, but ...

[Steve Holmes <steve holmesgrown com>]

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Yeah, I think that key combo is a gnome terminal function - definitely
not a part of Orca specifically.  I just run emacs in another terminal
window so Orca provides the access I want.  I suppose I could turn off
Orca speech in that window if I wanted to use one of the speech
enhancements for emacs like speechd-el or emacspeak.  I haven't
bothered with any of that so far.  I mainly have been using emacs to
edit my email with mutt (also run from a terminal) and light editing.

HTH.

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 05:41:49PM +0100, Hermann wrote:
> am Do 28. Feb 2008 um 17:33:41 schrieb Christopher Moore <christopher h moore verizon net>:
> > Thanks, Steve.  The shift + slash isn't documented in learn mode (orca + 
> > f1).  
> 
> It's no Orca key, this procedure is similar to Windows.
> 
> > Also, how do you run emacs? from a text console or from a 
> > gnome-terminal?  This would make a difference as to whether the 
> > clipboard was available.  
> 
> You can use Emacs from a terminal window, if you use Speech-Dispatcher 
> as the speech system. You have to install speechd-el in addition.
> This does not only work in a text console, but makes Emacs accessible in the 
> Gnome terminal. See:
> http://www.freebsoft.org/
> Look in the projects section.
> Hermann
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