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RITAccess / JBrick

An accessible Lego Mindstorms NXT programming environment for students and hobbyists.
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Line number isn't read (Both Voice Over and JAWS) #26

Closed f4ngy closed 10 years ago

f4ngy commented 10 years ago

When I tried using VoiceOver with JBrick, it didn't seem to read the line number. Not sure if I'm just not good at using VoiceOver, or if this is an actual issue, so this will require some testing to verify.

However, at this point JBrick isn't working on OSX anyway so I think this issue can be put on hold until JBrick works on OSX

JRJurman commented 10 years ago

I'm having trouble getting it to work on Windows with JAWS as well, even with the accessibility bridge on... I don't see it on the JAWS compatibility page, should this be added there, or was this a requirement we've been meaning to add for a while?

retrogamer80s commented 10 years ago

Hi,

Please add it as a defect as it used to work.

Steph

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I'm having trouble getting it to work on Windows with JAWS as well, even with the accessibility bridge on... I don't see it on the JAWS compatibility page, should this be added there, or was this a requirement we've been meaning to add for a while?

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ethanjurman commented 10 years ago

We are looking into Java Accessibility API as a means to control how JAWS and Voice Over understand our application. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/access/jaapi.html

retrogamer80s commented 10 years ago

Ok

Steph

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We are looking into Java Accessibility API as a means to control how JAWS and Voice Over understand our application. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/access/jaapi.html

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Rek3650 commented 10 years ago

Pressing Command(mac)/Control(windows) + G will now read out the line number using the FreeTTS library.