Re: [orca-list] "Quit screen reader" is now an unbound command

["Guy Schlosser" <guyster bex net>]

Hey Joanie and all other fellow listers, just a question, you mentioned that
Evince 3.10 has the PDF text support?  Can I compile evince from source by
downloading it from git?  I can't wait to try this out.  Is simply upgrading
to Ubuntu 13.10 enough to get a successful compile, or do you think I may be
able to do it on Ubuntu 13.04 (raring)?  Please let me know what you think.
Thanks to everyone for all the ideas and hard work.

Later,


Guy


-----Original Message-----
From: orca-list [mailto:orca-list-bounces gnome org] On Behalf Of Joanmarie
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Subject: [orca-list] "Quit screen reader" is now an unbound command

Hey all.

Just a heads up that "Quit screen reader" is now an unbound command because
(drum roll please): There is now a gnome-wide, official shortcut to toggle
Orca on/off. Super + Alt + S. Yay!!

For those using Orca 3.9.90 or later without gnome-settings-daemon
3.9.90 or later, you have a couple of options:

1. Manually assign a shortcut to "Turn screen reader on or off" which
   can be found in gnome-control-center's keyboard panel, or

2. Rebind "Quit screen reader" in the Orca's preferences dialog.

Lastly many, many thanks to Alejandro Piñeiro (my colleague and GNOME
Accessibility Team lead) for making this change happen.

Take care.
--joanie
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