Thanks.
I am going to subscribe myself on Orca maillist and read more about
ORCA scripts.
The application I am working on don't not allow to the users do
anything different from interacting with numeric keyboard with the options
we give on the screen and a headphone output devic
I'm not sure of the logistics of a phone in possibility. They ALWAYS
are very difficult when there are a large number of people in one room
and a few on the phone. In my experience, we can easily spend more time
with getting the call set up and "I can't hear you" problems than we do
actually bein
Hi Ian,
Thank you for joining this conversation!
I have a question about your C, below. If the magnifier can only offer,
let's say, basic magnification everywhere; but on 5 year old and younger
hardware it can also do really nice font smoothing and provide an
overlay circle around the mouse a
Gentlemen
Being one of Will's referred to end users, I am following this thread with
interest. In general work I fall into the category of screen reader and
magnifier.
Ignoring the various details on internal communication and window managers,
the following are, for me, the over-riding necessiti
2007/8/30, Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Willie, Carlos, gang,
>
> > ...
> >
> >>> Are you coming to GNOME Boston 2007? Magnification is one of the
> >>> critical things we want to talk about for the accessibility summit.
> >>>
> >> Ow... it would be a dream :-), but I don't have passport a
Hi Willie, Carlos, gang,
> ...
>
>>> Are you coming to GNOME Boston 2007? Magnification is one of the
>>> critical things we want to talk about for the accessibility summit.
>>>
>> Ow... it would be a dream :-), but I don't have passport and don't
>> have money, so no :-(, but I really
I also prefer a screen reader to self voicing. Whenever possible I will
choose braille over speech.
Tom
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Kenny Hitt wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Personally I preffer the screen reader approach over self voicing apps.
> Using the screen reader lets me do things like change
> rate, vo
On Wed, 2007-08-29 at 15:14 -0300, Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues Diógenes
wrote:
> > * Eliminating the Bonobo dependency from accessibility stuff in GNOME.
> > Note that this doesn't necessarily equate to eliminating CORBA.
>
> I really have no idea how much impact this would cause. I learned only
>
Hi.
Personally I preffer the screen reader approach over self voicing apps. Using
the screen reader lets me do things like change
rate, voice, and most important ignore things when I become familiar with the
app. YOu can't do this with most self voicing apps
I've tried. There's nothing more a
Peter Korn wrote:
> Assume that without GL, we can have a magnifier of quality 5, and with
> GL a magnifier of quality 10 (just an assumption for sake of argument,
> please bear with me). Since GL now runs on even somewhat older video
> hardware, and you can get a GL card for not much money if
On 30/08/2007, Peter Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Assume that without GL, we can have a magnifier of quality 5, and with
> GL a magnifier of quality 10 (just an assumption for sake of argument,
> please bear with me). Since GL now runs on even somewhat older video
> hardware, and you can get
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