Re: [orca-list] problems when reading the attached message using thunderbird

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Jose:

Are you using the latest Orca from trunk (or at least Orca 2.26.0) and a 
Thunderbird 3 build?  Alternatively, which OS distribution and version 
are you using, which version of Orca are you using, and which version of 
Thunderbird are you using?

Will

Jose Vilmar Estacio de Souza wrote:
> OOPS, OOPS, OOPS!!!
> Sorry, I forgot to attach the file.
> Again!
> On 27-03-2009 03:21, Jose Vilmar Estacio de Souza wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > To reproduce try the following steps:
> > 1) Save the attached file.
> > 2) Launch thunderbird.
> > 3) Open any message.
> > 4) Activate the view menu pressing alt+v.
> > 5) Press the down key until hear message body as menu.
> > 6) press enter or press the right arrow key.
> > 7) Make sure that the option original html is selected.
> > 8) Open in thunderbird the file saved in the step 1. In the file menu 
> > you find an option to open saved message.
> > 9) Scroll in the message using the down key until you reach the 
> > following line:
> > The user interface is divided into logical panes ---//
> > 10) Press down key again.
> >
> > At least for me orca repeats the same line, I can not read the next line.
> >
> > Thanks.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject:
> [emacspeak The Complete Audio Desktop] Toward an Accessible Democracy 
> --- Whi...
> From:
> "T. V. Raman" <tv raman tv gmail com>
> Date:
> Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:06:33 -0700 (PDT)
> To:
> emacspeak cs vassar edu
>
> To:
> emacspeak cs vassar edu
>
>
>     Toward An Accessible Democracy --- White House Moderator AxsJAXed!
>
> This is not directly Emacspeak related --- except that it is useful for 
> emacspeak users. Project AxsJAX, combined with Fire-Vox does for Web-2.0 
> applications what Emacspeak does for applications written within Emacs. 
> Charles and I just announced AxsJAX For White House Moderator 
> <http://groups.google.com/group/accessible/t/5a0c716c9f064b62> --- an 
> AxsJAX extension that applies W3C ARIA to the /White House 
> Moderator/.I'll append the article below:
>
>
>     An ARIA For The White House Moderator
>
> Google-AxsJAX <http://google-axsjax.googlecode.com> was launched in late 
> 2007 as a library for access-enabling Web-2.0 applications. Since then, 
> we have released accessibility enhancements for many Web-2.0 
> applications via the AxsJAX site as early experiments that have 
> eventually graduated into the products being extended. Today, we are 
> happy to announce an early AxsJAX extension for Google Moderator that 
> enables fluent eyes-free use of Google Moderator as seen on the White 
> House site.
>
>
>       HowTo: Brief Overview.
>
> For details on installing and using AxsJAX extensions, see the AxsJAX 
> FAQ <http://google-axsjax.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/docs/faq.html>. 
> Briefly, you need Firefox 3.0 and a screenreader that supports W3C ARIA. 
> Users who do not have a screenreader installed can most easily 
> experience the results by installing Fire Vox 
> <http:///www.clcworld.com>, a freely available self-voicing extension 
> for Firefox.
>
> With the AxsJAX extension in place, you can use Google Moderator via the 
> keyboard, with all user interaction producing spoken feedback via W3C 
> ARIA. Here is a brief overview of the user experience:
>
>    1. The user interface is divided into logical panes --- one listing
>       topic areas, and the other listing questions in a given topic. At
>       times, e.g., before a meeting, you may find an additional
>       /Featured Question/ pane that shows a randomly selected question
>       that you can vote on.
>    2. Users can ask new questions under a given topic, or give a
>       thumbs-up/down to questions that have already been asked.
>    3. Use the _left_ and _right_ arrow keys to switch between the two
>       panes. You hear the title of the selected pane as you switch.
>    4. Use _up_ and _down_ arrows to navigate among the items in the
>       selected pane. As you navigate, you hear the current item.
>    5. Hit _enter_ to select the current item.
>    6. The current item can be magnified by repeated presses of the _+_
>       (or _=_) key. To reduce magnification, press the _-_ key.
>    7. When navigating the questions in a given topic, hit _y_ or _n_ to
>       vote a question up or down.
>    8. When navigating items in the topic pane, hit _a_ to ask a
>       question. Once you confirm your request to post the question, it
>       will show up in the list of questions for that topic so that
>       others can vote that question up or down.
>
> Please use Google Group Accessible 
> <http://groups.google.com/group/accessible> for providing feedback on 
> this AxsJAX extension.
>
> Share And Enjoy--
>
> Raman and Charles.
>
>
>
> --
> Posted By T. V. Raman to emacspeak The Complete Audio Desktop 
> <http://emacspeak.blogspot.com/2009/03/toward-accessible-democracy-white-house.html> 
> at 3/26/2009 10:06:00 AM
>
>
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