Hi Elcio,
Have a look at the at-poke application, which intentionally disables
accessibility on itself to avoid recursion by trying to explore itself.
Why are you wanting to turn accessibility support on/off?
Regards,
Peter Korn
Accessibility Architect,
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Hi.
Both Gnopernicus and the speech-dispatcher gnome-speech driver are no longer
supported. Starting in Gnome 2.14, the default screen
reader is now Orca. If you want to use speech-dispatcher, Orca has an
experimental speech-dispatcher back end.
You should consider upgrading to at least Gnome
Hello,
I saw a few posts about this in the archives, but no good resolutions.
I have a fresh install of Gnome on a Gentoo system... latest stable ebuild.
All of the gnome accessability packages came with it when I installed it.
However, no speech is coming out of Gnopernicus.
test-speech produce
Is it possible to disable accessibility in a gtk component or a gtk window
??
I am using ORCA with a program I did using Glade in C++ language, and I
would like to disable accessibility in a button if a condition is true.
The problem is that ORCA usually reads the label of buttons created with
