Hi Jacques,
I don't use OSX, nor accessibility tools, so can't help with your
specific problem. However, there might some useful information at
<http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/accessibility/> (a web page on
accessibility in LibreOffice).
There's also a separate LibreOffice mailing list focussed on
accessibility issues, so it might be worth posting your query there as well:
- Subscribe by sending an email to
<accessibility+subscr...@global.libreoffice.org> (you'll probably need
to respond to a confirmation email, similar subscribing to this list)
- Post by sending an email to <accessibil...@global.libreoffice.org>
- Other options for reading and posting to that list are listed at
<http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/mailing-lists/#accessibility>
It might also be worth trying an updated version of LibreOffice if
you're not already using the latest.
Mark.
jacques revera wrote:
Hi, (first time posting to this list)
I am print-disabled due to a vision impairment. I cannot read and write on
computer for very long without using text-to-speech.
There is native text-to-speech acros all osx apps which works well in all
web browsers, microsoft, adobe products and possibly all apps for osx which
works by selecting text and then using a keyboard command to start osx
reading the text. This is foundational to accessibility in osx.
In Libreoffice, when I select a block of text and use keyboard command, the
speech begins at the beginning of the document every time.
I would prefer to use libreoffice. Is there a work-around? If not, I would
call this defective. Help to help resolving it as a small voice out here.
Jacques
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