RE: Screen Reader's Speech Rate

2019-12-09 Thread vladdragomir1983
Brilliant, great help, Milton and Jose, thank you very much indeed.

All the best,

Vlad.


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RE: Screen Reader's Speech Rate

2019-12-09 Thread vladdragomir1983
Hello Milton,

Thank you for the reply. Sorry for the stupid request, but would you teach me 
how to install Orca master to see if the problem goes away here as well?

Thanks in advance and a very good day to you.


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RE: Screen Reader's Speech Rate

2019-12-09 Thread vladdragomir1983
Hello and thank you for replying so quickly.

It's version 3.34.0.

I'm just starting, so wouldn't even dare to approach Arch for the time being. 
Maybe one day!

Regards,

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Screen Reader's Speech Rate

2019-12-09 Thread vladdragomir1983
Greetings everyone,

First I'd like to apologise if this is not the right place to ask for help. I'm 
relatively new, slowly getting started with both Linux and Orca. Now, here's 
the thing:

I've installed Ubuntu 19.10 in a virtual machine, and I'm having a problem when 
trying to adjust Orca's preferences, more precisely the speech rate. As soon as 
I press either Apply or OK, the speed goes back to the default, and the 
Preferences dialogue doesn't close. When I press escape, everything freezes for 
a few seconds. All the other changes seem to be saved, except the speed. Am I 
missing something here? Should I do things differently? I'll be grateful for 
any help. I've just tried a live session on a real computer this morning,and 
encountered exactly the same behaviour.

Many thanks in advance. Kind regards,

Vlad.



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