Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] LibreOffice 3.5 Not working with Java Access Bridge 2.02

David,

Contact me off list I think I can help.  it's a shame that ia2 is not 
supported yet!

It's a very long time coming I have been very patient but until IBM or 
oo gets the code out there we will have to struggle and hack around just 
to get the software working.

Malt if you are around can you please let us vi users know what the 
state of play is at the moment with Ia2 in open office or this 
Libreoffice program with thanks.

On 16/02/2012 15:41, David Goldfield wrote:
> Hi.
> I am a visually impaired user of Libreoffice.  I am able to use it with the free open source screen 
> reader NVDA, available from
> www.nvda-project.org<http://www.nvda-project.org>.
> It has always been necessary that the Java Access Bridge be installed in order to ensure that NVDA 
> can speak things such as menus, dialog boxes and even the text of the documents.  However, i notice 
> that I'm unable to get any output with the new 3.5 release using the latest NVDA beta 2012.1.  I'm 
> running Windows 7, 32-bit edition.  Enabling assistive technology support makes no difference.
> I've reported this as a bug in Libreoffice's bug tracker but I'm wondering if anyone else can 
> duplicate this and if there is a workaround which is not obvious to me.
>
> thanks so much for any help you can provide.
> David Goldfield

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All The Best
Kevin Cussick

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