Re: It works!

["Thomas D. Ward" <tward1978 earthlink net>]

Hi, Adam. Well, I know that gedit does work, but I launch it from run and
not from the menus. Do an alt+f2 type gedit, and tab to run, andpress enter.
If you'd rather have a launcher alt+control+tab to your main panel and do an
control+f10 go to add to panel, and add new launcher, and create one for
gedit.
Hth.

----- Original Message -----
From: Adam Myrow <amyrow midsouth rr com>
To: <gnome-accessibility-list gnome org>
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 10:45 PM
Subject: It works!


> I finally got Gnopernicus going with the Dectalk driver.  Apparently, part
> of the problem is that the accessibility key somehow got set back to false
> when I re-built Gnome-speech for Dectalk support.  I didn't think to check
> it because I thought it was a permanent setting.  Since Gnopernicus is a
> screen reader, and it requires that setting to be enabled, shouldn't it do
> that automatically when it starts?
>
> Anyway, I was able to explore the menus and run the dictionary, although
> reading the definitions was a bit tricky mainly because I am unfamiliar
> with how it is laid out.  I then tried to start what I think was Gedit.
> Gnome listed it as "text editor" on the menu and Gnopernicus went silent
> at that point.  I'll have to try it again to see if it is consistent or
> not, but this is a lot farther than I got before.  Thanks for all the help
> over the last few days!  One final question, I mainly use Speakup on the
> console and when trying to use the commands for Gnopernicus, Speakup was
> trying to read the screen.  How do other Speakup users handle this.  I
> tried hitting print-screen to disable Speakup, but Speakup wasn't getting
> it apparently.  This is with the new version 2.0 CVS.
>
>
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