On 05/05/2018 04:02 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
> i think the Apache Open Office licensing is somewhat more proprietary so we
> can't legally copy their code. They can copy our's.
Apache Open Office uses the Apache License 2.0.
LibreOffice uses Mozilla Public License v2.0.
In theory, the two licenses
On 05/04/2018 10:43 PM, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> VFO/Freedom Scientific's refusal to support accessible events instrumented
> with IA2 API has never made much sense to me personally, but their
VFO is more interested in collecting royalties on its patents, than it
is in providing working products.
Hi :)
As i understand it ...
i think the Apache Open Office licensing is somewhat more proprietary so we
can't legally copy their code. They can copy our's.
This led to IBM giving Apache a copy of all their accesibility code from
their Lotus Symphony Suite.
Back when Sun owned OpenOffice, back
Blindjourno wrote
> Since you all can take code from OO, can't you take basically, all of
> their accessibility information and use it in LO? I mean, I stopped
> using JAWS years ago, but I heard from other people that JAWS works with
> OO? Would that be a lot of work? Taking all of the
Since you all can take code from OO, can't you take basically, all of
their accessibility information and use it in LO? I mean, I stopped
using JAWS years ago, but I heard from other people that JAWS works with
OO? Would that be a lot of work? Taking all of the accessibility
information from
[mailto:dgoldfield1...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, May 4, 2018 4:19 PM
To: V Stuart Foote <vstuart.fo...@utsa.edu>;
accessibility@global.libreoffice.org
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-accessibility] Windows LO with JAWS
This is distressing. Several years ago, JAWS was working reasonably well with
LibreOffice,
This is distressing. Several years ago, JAWS was working reasonably well
with LibreOffice, if my memory is correct, but I have also encountered
the same problem with more recent versions. As you say, NVDA offers much
better support. While NVDA has been my screen reader of choice for nine
years
Bryen Yunashko wrote
> ... A couple of months ago, I installed LibreOffice and had great
> difficulty because often when I started up LO, Jaws would stop working and
> then restart itself.
>
> A number of buttons and fields didn't work either. So, I put it aside
> for a while. This week I
Hello, I was given this email address and hope it is the right one to
contact.
I recently set up a Windows laptop with Windows 10 Creators Edition and
have JAWS 18 installed. Both are fully up to the latest updates.A
couple of months ago, I installed LibreOffice and had great difficulty
