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Hello Christopher,
Thank you so much for all your answers, they helped a lot! I'm still having some really wacky things happening, even after resetting orca. 1. I'm currently sitting in thunderbird with the announce progress bar unchecked and thunderbird is telling me every few seconds that it is downloading 5 messages or 6 messages... 2. When I read this line it says: "two. when I read this line it sa y s" what is that? I'm arrowing up with no punctuation and the above 2 lines sound identical. 3. what does it mean when in the key bindings for "bookmark where am I in respect to current position" alt_l+shift+1 I press that and it doesn't do anything... 4. If I arrow down to the line in this email that says: "Brandon Keith Biggs" ctrl+right arrow once, then press ctrl+left, I can't move back into the email nomatter how many times I press ctrl+left. 5. When I'm in some fields, like the key bindings window and wish to hear the key command by character, neither orca+i or orca=+k work to spell the keys. Thanks, 07/21/2014 06:15 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote: I read my email messages in Thunderbird by first changing my Orca settings to automatically read new messages to me. You can do this by going into the Thunderbird specific settings for Orca by hitting Orca+control+space while in Thunderbird. Control+tab over to the Thunderbird tab and check the box that says automatically start reading a page when it's first loaded. |