Re: [orca-list] Tables in Oo Writer

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

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I just tried this with and without Structural Navigation on and off
and the Orca-C and Orca-R keys set the row and column headers by
announcement but it doesn't work fully.  Let me explain.

I have a document with 12 rows and 3 columns.  The top row has titles
like "Item", "My Price", and "Your Price".  Now if I go down a few
rows and use the new structural nav keys to move left and right, I can
only hear the headers spoken for the first two columns; the third
column header is never spoken.  This seems to happen whether I
predefined the dynamic headers with Orca or not.  If people can't
reproduce my problem, I can file a bug and attach the test document
that I'm using.  I thought one might need to somehow define the table
row in question to be a header or something.

On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 09:27:56PM +0100, Paul Hunt wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> I just had a play with this.
>
> In OO Writer I can use Orca + R and Orca + C to mark a table row and  
> column as a header then Orca repeats this cell's contents when I move  
> through cells in that row/column.
>
> So the keystroke seems to be not just for Calc.
>
> I'm using Orca 2.26.2 on Ubuntu Jaunty with OO 3.
>
> Very handy!
> Paul
>
>
> On 21/06/09 20:43, Steve Holmes wrote:
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> > Hey, I love the new stuff supporting table navigation in Open Office
> > Writer; Thanks to Joanmarie for the hard work on that recent RFE!
> >
> > But now I have a silly Oo quesiton.  How do you mark a row or column
> > to be a table header? The new navigation stuff talks about being able
> > to recognize table headers like in Mozilla.  I just can't seem to find
> > any options to mark the selected cell in the table to be a row/column
> > header.  I believe the Orca commands for this applies only to Oo Calk;
> > is that right? I also think it is called dynamic headers; I thought I
> > would test out this feature to see how it works.  Can anyone help out
> > an Open Office newbie here?
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