Re: [orca-list] Emacs in gnome was [orca not speaking after screen is locked]

[John covici <covici ccs covici com>]

OK, that is interesting, but I have run into this other major problem
with emacs where it wants to speak the whole screen when I type each
character or at least the whole screen after the character.

on Thursday 05/08/2008 Steve Holmes(steve holmesgrown com) wrote
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> Interesting about the emacs window.  I have always been using the no-X
> version of emacs from Slackware so I guess I never ran into the
> problems with emacs not speaking natively.
>
> Concerning the clicking of URL's from gnome terminal, just use the
> flat review keys to find the URL of interest and right click it.  You
> will hear a context menu with one of the choices being "Open link".
> On my Slackware 12 box running dropline-gnome, I get the link opened
> up in Firefox.  Works every time for me beautifully.
>
> You can cut/paste text from the terminal by using the flat review keys
> to highlight the text you want.  Press the left click or "/" key to
> begin the selection and then find the other end of what you want and
> then press shift-control-/ key to complete selection.  Shift-control-C
> or Edit/Copy will copy that to the clipboard; shift-controlV or
> Edit/Paste will paste it in from the clipboard.  I just now tried
> these steps and it works in the same terminal, other terminals and
> across other gnome apps.
>
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