> > > When I am creating a document, if I were to make a mistake and press the
> > > Backspace key to delete it it just says "Backspace."
> >
> > What would you like Orca to say?
> For myself, I suggest the same thing as it is done on Windows,
> i.e. after saying (if checked) the "Backspac
Hi all.
> For myself, I suggest the same thing as it is done on Windows,
> i.e. after saying (if checked) the "Backspace" character, we can say the
> actually just-deleted char.
Actually, that's what Orca is supposed to do. And it's what it does do
under normal circumstances. As I under
On Tue, Dec 19, 2006 at 11:42:12AM +, Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
> MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> > I have a couple of issues as regards Openoffice writer.
> > When I am creating a document, if I were to make a mistake and press the
> > Backspace key to delete it it just says "Backspace."
>
> What
Hello,
On Mon, 18 Dec 2006, Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi All:
> In general, I've noticed that people have an easier time achieving
> success on Ubuntu than Debian. As a result, I've recommended people use
> Ubuntu if they were willing to give it a try. These recommendations are
> based solely on t
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
> I have a couple of issues as regards Openoffice writer.
> When I am creating a document, if I were to make a mistake and press the
> Backspace key to delete it it just says "Backspace."
What would you like Orca to say?
> Is this problem anything to do with my version of O
I have a couple of issues as regards Openoffice writer.
When I am creating a document, if I were to make a mistake and press the
Backspace key to delete it it just says "Backspace."
Is this problem anything to do with my version of Orca which is the one
that comes with Edgy by default or the fact
Hi,
Yannick PLASSIARD, le Tue 19 Dec 2006 09:10:06 +0100, a écrit :
> 2) In Gnome-Terminal, do you think it can be possible to replace the
> "click" action of the routing cursor by inserting escape codes to make
> the cursor jump to what we want ? It would be useful for example , using
> Emacs
Hi all,
I'd like to point out several lacking features in Orca:
1) In OOo Writer and flat review mode, suppose we have a line:
"Hi all. $l" (the two last chars are Orca's EOL marker.
And Suppose the curser is onto the "H" of "Hi". We cannot, just using
the routing cursor, move it to the ve
