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Hi,

Waiting for news about Iaccessible2, Symphony, OOo, Apache, etc... well
waiting for news about this mess, I hope I'll make things progress
through various little points. Here's what reported an user of Windows
Vista, with the screen reader NVDA.

At the 1st starting of LibreOffice, NVDA doesn't work. In options menu,
accessibility tab, NVDA says the tabs but then, doesn't read anymore the
dialogue. The user checks then the checkbox "support software for
disabled people". He asks now: couldn't this checkbox checked by
default? If not, it'd be important to give a way to a blind people to do
the above process with some audio help, as NVDA doesn't speak until this
checkbox is checked.

Finally, note that libreoffice isn't accessible on XP, whereas it works
with Vista. I don't understand well why.

Thanks for your answer, especially on the 1st point (the checkbox
checked by default).

Regards,

Jean-Philippe MENGUAL


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