Re: firefox and another question.

[Willie Walker]

> My other question is in terminal at times when running what I thought was a 
> program
> for example userlist I get a message the program isn't installed,
> and that it can be installed using apt-get followed by a name.
> At times this name is different than the program. Is there a way to save this 
> output to a text file so it can be red letter by letter.
> Sometimes the name is not clear.

There is a command called 'script'.  When you type 'script' in a
terminal window and press return, any activity in the terminal window is
recorded.  Press Ctrl+D when you are done, and the data is saved in a
file called 'typescript'.

Will



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firefox and another question.

[mike coulombe]

Hi, I got ff 3 to work.
I notice names are now spoken,
but I am used to Internet explorer where the arrow keys can read the content of 
a web page.
How do you read web content in firefox.
I see things using tab, but the arrows do not work.
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My other question is in terminal at times when running what I thought was a 
program
for example userlist I get a message the program isn't installed,
and that it can be installed using apt-get followed by a name.
At times this name is different than the program. Is there a way to save this 
output to a text file so it can be red letter by letter.
Sometimes the name is not clear.
Mike.


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