Re: [orca-list] problems with Orca when I upgraded at-spi

["David E. Price" <deprice cs utah edu>]

Hi,

These problems are not universal. I'm running Ubuntu Intrepid, updated 
and upgraded every morning, and I too saw an at-spi upgrade today. 
However, I am not seeing any of the access problems previously 
mentioned. Since there are at least two people seeing this problem, I 
would suggest creating a debug log and either opening a bug for this 
problem or posting the log file to this list.

dave


On 09/30/2008 10:48 AM, Scott Berry wrote:
>   This morning there was an update for at-spi. I went ahead and let it
> upgrade. But like others on the list I am seeing regressions as well.
> Most importantly, as stated before Firefox is not allowing you to move
> by headings.  I was planning on setting up my Wind Mobile 6 device today
> but due to the fact that I can't read down the page not just headings
> but a few lines of text and then Orca doesn't say anything.  It seems to
> be doing fine in Evolution.  I haven't tested Pidgin yet and I don't use
> Thunderbird so I can't speak to that.  I thought I would try to upgrade
> Orca and see what happens via svn.  But I am uncertain if I can do that
> today.
>
> I have also tried using the caret cursor with no luck.  Here's what my
> firefox version of the script is:
>
> Script Info
> Script Name=firefox
> Module=orca.default
> Application name=firefox
> Toolkit unknown
> Version Unknown
>
>
> This is what it shows me in Firefox.
>
> I would also like to propose that a change of keystrokes for reading the
> script be changed to:
>
> Orca+Control+Q
>
> This is similiar in a way to Jaws but not exactly.  See in Jaws it's
> Insert+Q.  but this would make it much easier I think to remember at
> least for me it is.  The key bind that was prevfiously set was too much
> for me to remember.
>
> Scott
>
>
>
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