Re: [orca-list] [Fwd: Announcing Orca v2.21.4]

[高生旺 <coscell msa batol net>]

Sorry. I have no idea about it. But I have created a table for jaws 9.0 
and it is working. If nessary, you may refer to my table at 
http://coscell.molerat.net/Chinese.jbt.

On Tue, 18 Dec 2007, Willie Walker wrote:

> Hi:
> We haven't done specific work with Chinese braille.  For GNOME 2.22, however, we are shooting to integrate 
> liblouis.
> Coscell, are you doing any work with liblouis?  In addition, do you have any insight on how we can better 
> support Chinese braille?  For example, is liblouis something that can help?  Is there something else that's 
> already available that works?
> Will
> 高生旺 wrote:> Does it support Chinese braille now?> > On Mon, 17 Dec 2007, Willie Walker wrote:> >> 
> FYI...Orca v2.21.4 is now out!>>>> I just need to repeat how amazed I am at how much work we got done 
> this>> release.  The last release was only 2 weeks ago, yet we accomplished a lot in>> the areas of 
> performance, bugs, magnification, and Firefox.  It's difficult>> for me to choose any one of these as being 
> the highlight of this release:>>>> o The performance work done by Eitan Isaacson has helped bring Orca's>>  
>  speed back to the pre-pyatspi days, and I think we've even exceeded>>   the performance in spots.  If you 
> have specific hot spots, please>>   let us know and be very specific about where they occur.  We can't>>   
> magically solve applications that are generally slow (e.g., using>>   Nautilus to open a folder that has 
> 1000+ entries), but I'm sure>>   there is still room to make Orca faster.>>>> o The ARIA work done by Scott 
> Haeger is helping to make emerging web>> !
  technology accessible *before* it gets too popular.  This proactive>>   work is awesome.>>>> o The 
magnification enhancements done by Joanmarie Diggs and Rich>>   Burridge have really helped make Orca's 
control of the magnifier a>>   much richer experience for users.  There are some really good>>   practical 
enhancements made to magnification this release -- many>>   of them spurred on by members of this list.  
Thanks so much for>>   your feedback.  Keep it coming.>>>> o We also continued to work on quality and bugs.  
We're not going to>>   lose focus on that for GNOME 2.22 -- we're going to keep pounding>>   away at these 
things one at a time.>>>> In any case, give Orca v2.21.4 a shot if you can and please send feedback.>> Your 
voices were heard loud and clear on this release and I thank you for>> speaking up.>>>> Sincerely,>>>> Willie 
Walker>> Orca Project Lead>>
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