Re: [orca-list] libre office and browseable documents

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

Does structural navigation help at all? Try pressing Orca+z and using 
your structural navigation keys.


On 09/15/2017 07:06 PM, kendell clark wrote:
> hi all
>
> This may have been brought up here before, I've been away from the 
> computer a lot lately. Mellisa has gone down to her parents in houston 
> to visit, and when that happens I withdraw from everyone until she 
> gets back. I'm still using linux only except for my windows tablet. 
> But anyway. Does orca not support browse mode in documents containing 
> web elements, like some office formats and open document formats with 
> website like pages, like headings, links, etc? My mom bought a kindle 
> and I converted the users guide into a doc x file, and I can attach it 
> if needed. Orca does not seem to support automatically entering browse 
> mode, and pressing orca+a doesn't do it. Pressing enter on a link 
> doesn't active or jump to it, and tabbing just places a tab into the 
> file. If this does not work, can it be added? If this is harder than 
> it sounds I apologize, I was just curious. This occurs with orca 
> master, updated this morning and orca stable on both fedora 27 and 
> antergos linux.
>
> Thanks
>
> Kendell Clark
>
>
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