https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=121510
--- Comment #4 from Michael Whapples <[email protected]> --- I have been doing a bit of testing to ensure I am clear with what is occurring. Here is a test case which will show the bug (I have tested with NVDA and Jaws): 1. Open writer. 2. Type something in the document view. 3. Press alt+f4 to exit. 4. Press tab to move between the buttons in the save changes dialog. Expected: The screen reader will speak and Braille the button which gets focus. Actual: When using Java7 no speech or change in Braille occurs, if using Java6 the expected occurs. It is worth noting I am certain that the Java access bridge is initialised and being used by OpenOffice.org as NVDA and Jaws both are capable of recognising control types (eg. knowing the menu is of type menubar, when in a tree view being able to obtain the index of the selected item, etc). Also while the above test case is for a specific dialog, this bug affects many dialogs, the start screen where one can choose "Text document", "Spreadsheet", etc, as well as the options dialog to name a couple of examples. If the statement from NVDA developers is correct and they are not recieving events, the issue of the document view not being announced when opening writer may also be related to this as screen readers possibly will not be recieving a focus event when writer loads and so will not know that the document view is focussed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug. You are the assignee for the bug.
