Re: [orca-list] Open Office Writer and Page/Section Markers

[hackingKK <hackingkk gmail com>]

This is one feature which even I believe makes sence.
Often there are huge documents I have to read.  those contain more than 
100 pages (yes open office can open it and off late orca does not have 
much of a performance problem with writer on my C2D thinkpad).
but given that many pages and so many sections, it is a necessity to 
know when you go to the next page or section.
Hell, I even like the outline reading kind of a feature when I herd in 
jaws about 4 years back.

Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.

On Wednesday 04 August 2010 09:39 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
> Is there any way to currently get Orca to tell you if you cursor over
> a page or section marker? What I mean is when you move down through a
> document line by line, you end up on the next page without any
> notice.  I can use the double tap of the Orca+kp-enter key to read the
> status barr and I have a possible idea that could automatically
> announc a change in current page number.  But I'm thinking of editting
> documents where one might need to differentiate between section or
> hard page breaks.  When using Window-Eyes and Microsoft Word, WE will
> tell you when you cursor over the mark and say section or page break.
> Is there a way to do this with our current setup and Open Office
> Writer?
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