keystrokes for running Orca in ubuntu
- From: MICHAEL WEAVER <michaelweaver1 btinternet com>
- To: gnome-accessibility-list gnome org
- Subject: keystrokes for running Orca in ubuntu
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 15:45:56 +0000
When I try to boot Ubuntu with speech on the Ubuntu desktop CD I notice
that I seem to get magnifyer as well.
I have been having a look at the Feisty CD and it seems to work better
on my desktop than the Live CD for Edgy although it does take a few
attempts to start speech but I am wondering if the problem is that I am
using too much memory on something I don't use because when Feisty runs
as Live from the desktop CD I hear something about magnifyer.
What I do when I try to boot the CD is press F5 followed by 3 and enter
twice when I hear the beep through the speaker of my Desktop but I am
wondering if 3 is speech and magnifyer as I don't get speech until I do
alt F2 inside Ubuntu so I am wondering if the accessibility options for
just speech are different or when you select speech you have to run the
magnifyer as well.
Perhaps someone can tell me.
Unlike Edgy I do seem to be able to get into a terminal and I have
managed to run W3m although I don't know the keystrokes for navigating
through forms as tab doesn't seem to take you through links and leaving
one field and going to another with the down cursor doesn't respond.
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