Re: Intro and gnopernicus question

["Willem van der Walt<willem top health gov za>" <willem top health gov za>]

ZHello,
Thanks.
This is exactly what I needed. I tryed to reply to the list before, but
we had dns problems and all mail came back undelivered.
I will try this over the weekend.
thanks aggain,
Willem

On 25 Aug 2003, Bill Haneman wrote:

> Hi Willem:
> 
> I hope you have made some progress since your email on Thursday.  Note
> that Mario's information is correct, you need to "turn on" accessibility
> support in order to successfully use gnopernicus.  You can check to see
> if accessibility is enabled at the system level by typing
> 
> gconftool-2 --get /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility
> 
> 
> The reply should be 'true', if not, then you can turn this configuration
> option on with the following command (please note the command below
> wraps over multiple lines in this email, enter it as one line)
> 
> gconftool-2 --set --type bool /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility
> true
> 
> Once you've turned this "key" on, you will need to log out and back in.
> 
> The information which Tatus forwarded concerns only the use of
> "accessible login" work-in-progress, I suggest that you don't pay any
> attention to that information yet since it doesn't directly impact what
> you are doing now, it's only for people who want to make their graphical
> login accessible, and as Brian indicated (who wrote the 'help'), that
> feature is work-in-progress and requires considerable additional setup. 
> None of the information in that second email should be required in order
> to use gnopernicus once you are successfully logged in.
> 
> best regards,
> 
> Bill Haneman
> 
> 
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