That may be so, but I couldn't figure out where to direct my comments.
It seems they have different reporting areas or whatever you'd call
them based on an issue. I need to go back and look at it again.
On Jul 17, 2008, at 3:59 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
But doesn't Openoffice.org have a bugzilla of some kind? That's the
way to go if you want to file a bug report, and that way, if we're
lucky they will listen.
/Krister
17 jul 2008 kl. 01.35 skrev Scott Howell:
I haven't tried the read all and yes the tables are somewhat
better, but your correct, there seems to be some really ugly issues
yet. I'm trying to figure out how best to submit feedback or join a
mailing list that would handle these types of reports. Just haven't
worked through all the options available for reporting this and
that, but not one specific to accessibility issues or none I could
find.
On Jul 16, 2008, at 4:03 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Does VO still have mega trouble with tables in Writer, that is it
can't seem to interact at all with tables? What about the command
for reading the whole document, can you use it?
/Krister
16 jul 2008 kl. 00.08 skrev Scott Howell:
Well I just installed and I'm currently checking it out. Yes, big
improvements. Some interesting and yet odd behavior. First it
really provides a lot of info. Tells you exactly where you are as
you move the cursor, tells you where the insertion point is and
all that good stuff. What I've noticed and haven't had a set of
eyes confirm, is that as you move along with the arrow keys, your
told when something is highlighted or unhighlighted. I don't know
if this is do to the fact chars are highlighted as you move the
cursor or if this is some sort of bug/miscommunication between
the application and VO. I'll have to confirm this, but yes, this
is very much an improvement and a good start to a fully
accessible office-type suite.
I'll share more as I have time to dig into it.
Scott Howell
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