Re: accessible Mozilla wasRe: some gnopernicus user questions

[Kenny Hitt <kennyhitt knology net>]

Hi.  I don't have any other option.  My cell phone company only allows
customers to check there minutes on there web sight.  
When I signed up with them, I could use 611 from my hand set to check
minutes.  They decided to change things on Mar 30 without any advanced
worning. 
Because I run Linux, I don't have access to abrowzer that can
handle the javascript.
Whether its ready or not, I have to try using Mozilla and Gnopernicus
today.

I sent a request to join the mozilla-accessibility list a few
minutes ago, so I'll see what happens.

          Kenny

On Wed, Apr 23, 2003 at 03:47:38PM +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
> Hi Kenny:
> 
> I am not sure I would recommend building Mozilla from CVS, it's not
> trivial at the best of times, and there are probably a number of
> "gotchas" with building the latest accessibility/gtk+ version.  Just a
> warning, if you still want to do it then good luck!
> 
> You might try asking on mozilla-accessibility mozilla org if you need
> help turning on the accessibility stuff in the build.  I doubt the
> result is really "end user ready" yet, but if you are prepared for that,
> your bug reports and feedback would be very valuable to the Mozilla
> accessibility team.
> 
> best regards,
> 
> Bill
> 
> On Wed, 2003-04-23 at 15:35, Kenny Hitt wrote:
> > Oops, forgot to cc the list on my reply.
> > The project websight only provides a link for downloading Redhat binary
> > tar balls.  They don't mention anything about getting the CVS Mozilla and
> > enabling options.  I'll go get the Mozilla CVS and see what I can do.
> > 
> >           Kenny
> 
> 
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