RE: [libreoffice-accessibility] Question about Downloading LibreOffice/Where's the Helppack?

Sophie, Thanks so much for your offer. I actually have the file and so don't need it for myself. I was just perusing the new page and was looking for it and could not locate it. I'll try again, however ... David Goldfield Computer Technology Instructor ASB 919 Walnut Street 4th Floor Philadel

Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Question about Downloading LibreOffice/Where's the Helppack?

Le 07/03/2014 15:02, David Goldfield a écrit : > Hi. I see that libreoffice.org has a new Web page. In the download > section I'm unable to find the link to download the external helppack > file. Has this been removed? No, it has not been removed, you should find it when you scroll down the page

RE: [libreoffice-accessibility] Question about Downloading LibreOffice/Where's the Helppack?

The help packs are also nice as screen readers usually voice the help tips automatically when moving through controls and menu options. I hope TDF didn't eliminate them. I suppose they could include them with the installer and allow it to be enabled/disabled as a user option. David Goldfield

Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Question about Downloading LibreOffice/Where's the Helppack?

Hi :) Yes, i noticed that too! The help-packs are really good when translated into other languages but if you use English ones normally then you are better off using the full published guides, which you can download for free from; https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications Rega

[libreoffice-accessibility] JAWS 15 and Calc 4.2.1

For kicks, I fired up JAWS 15.0.7023, the latest build, and tested it with Calc. With JAB enabled, I receive absolutely no feedback as I navigate through cells. Could someone confirm this who has JAWS 15? David Goldfield Computer Technology Instructor 919 Walnut Street 4th Floor Philadelphia,

[libreoffice-accessibility] Follow-up/LibreOffice Calc and Screen Readers

I just tried using Calc 4.2.1 with Window-eyes 8.4. The extra "editable" verbiage does not occur with Window-eyes. It simply reads the cell data, if any, and the cell coordinates as it should. If I type data into a cell and use an arrow key to move to the next cell, it does read extra verbiag

[libreoffice-accessibility] Comments/NVDA 2014.1 RC4 and LibreOffice Calc 4.2.1

Hello. In the latest Calc with the latest rc build of NVDA, I notice that navigating across cells using arrow keys produces additional verbiage which is, in my opinion, unnecessary. As I move across cells, NVDA adds the word "editable" as in "cell a1 editable" or "cell b2 editable." While I wo

[libreoffice-accessibility] Question about Downloading LibreOffice/Where's the Helppack?

Hi. I see that libreoffice.org has a new Web page. In the download section I'm unable to find the link to download the external helppack file. Has this been removed? David Goldfield Computer Technology Instructor 919 Walnut Street 4th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-627-0600 ext 3277 FAX: