Hi Iain,
you probably need to configure GTK with a high contrast theme. Since you don't
run metacity window manager, you might also need to set an environment variable
SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN="gtk" before running openoffice.
The experts on the gsl list might have to add some details ..
Oliver
Iain Morgan wrote:
Hello,
I'm a visually impaired UNIX user attempting to use OpenOffice 2.1.0.
I know that OpenOffice attempts to detect when a system is
configured for high contrast mode, but in my case that doesn't
appear to work.
I'm using OpenBSD 4.1 with OpenMotif (mwm) as my window manager.
I have *background set to black in my ~/.Xdefaults and have
also tried 'xsetroot -bg black'. None of these seem to trigger
the high contrast mode.
What exactly does OpenOffice look for? Does it honor any X11
resources, or is it a matter of configuring GTK with a high
contrast theme. (If it's the latter, any pointers would be
appreciated.)
With great effort (several hours of work) I was able to get
to the Appearance tab of Tools->Options. I've managed to change
the document and application background to black, but I haven't
found how to change the UI elements.
Any help you can give would be appreciated.
Thanks
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