RE: [libreoffice-accessibility] Java Accessibility restored to LOdev 3.6 development builds, on hold for LibO 3.6.4

2012-10-28 Thread V Stuart Foote
Kevin, You are correct that the average user should not have to deal with the minutia of configuration details needed to make programs functional. But this is developmental code that requires testing--so entails a level of mastery of system and application configuration that goes beyond the

Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Java Accessibility restored to LOdev 3.6 development builds, on hold for LibO 3.6.4

2012-10-28 Thread Kevin Cussick
Hello, Do You have Skype? and if so would you be willing to give me some help with this over skype? I understand most of it apart from the bit about establishing a path in the environment under the advanced settings of system settings, It's getting a bit late and I think I am gibbering a

Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Java Accessibility restored to LOdev 3.6 development builds, on hold for LibO 3.6.4

2012-10-27 Thread Kevin Cussick
Hi, OK I downloaded the latest dev version I will get the version number and installed making sure the jab switch was enabled under the ease of access center under the use the computer without a display, the box use the access bridge is checked. to cut the story short lo still dose not

[libreoffice-accessibility] Java Accessibility restored to LOdev 3.6 development builds, on hold for LibO 3.6.4

2012-10-26 Thread V Stuart Foote
The developers have resolved the LibO source code issue for Assistive Technologies for Windows builds using Java Accessibility API and the Java Access Bridge mappings. Unfortunately, not quite in time for the LibO 3.6.3 release that is now building from the rc2 code base for a publish target