https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72397
V Stuart Foote <vstuart.fo...@utsa.edu> changed:
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--- Comment #29 from V Stuart Foote <vstuart.fo...@utsa.edu> ---
Believe this relates to work done to integrate IAccessible2 as alternative to
Java Access Bridge for assistive technology tools support.
In tweaking things, in the 4.2.0 builds, Java is set active to support Java
Access Bridge by default, and the Tools --> Options --> Accessibility "Support
assistive technology" is checked active.
Both the Accessibility support, and the Tools -> Options -> Advanced "Use a
Java runtime environment" checkbox can be unchecked, if there are no remaining
JRE based extensions. E.g. a default installation include the Java based
extension for Calc - Non-linear Problem Solver.
On restart it will come up cleanly. Unfortunately to clear the multiple JRE
required windows you have to kill the soffice.bin process tree (from Task
manager) and then delete at least the "registrymodifications.xcu" from the user
profile--or simply delete the user profile, and allow it to be rebuilt with
default.
Allow LibreOffice to launch once with defaults -- including activation of the
JRE.
The open Tools --> Options --> Accessibility and uncheck "support assistive
technology", and also Tools --> Options --> Advanced and uncheck "Use a Java
runtime environment". Exit from LibreOffice. Launch again and should come up
with no JRE support running. JRE support can be checked active for support of
any other extensions.
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