Re: [orca-list] gnome-speech seems to block orca

[Herzog <herzog frontiernet net>]

In considering this phenomena, consider the speed setting for the speach.
Jaws, and Thunderbird on XP exhibit the same speach loading up at slow 
speeds, and talking on too long,
and also reading the message header just deleted, or above or below the 
one one wants.
It may be a timing problem.  But I see lots less of it on Ubuntu 8.04 
and ORCA.  Will


Michael Whapples wrote:
> ..........
> Regarding the cursoring through emails, as an example, if I cursor on to
> a message and here who it is from (just the name not the email address,
> so for you it would be "Willie Walker") and then at that point I know it
> isn't the message I am looking for, so I press the up arrow again to go
> to the message before (but as my actions aren't perfectly instant, it
> has just started speaking the email address, may be "<William" before
> the key is actually pressed) then the speech will continue to read the
> email address, and then will speak the one I moved to, but the Braille
> doesn't move until the one I move to has had the email address spoken. I
> don't know whether you would call that cursoring fast, but it certainly
> is a way that one may use the system.
>