Hi Nick,
Control + G did not seem to do anything, but The left control key alone gives
the opportunity to pass through a keystroke.
I think that is for doing something on the host computer.
Thanks though.
Glenn
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Hi Glenn,
Its a long shot I know, but have you made sure that VirtualBox has the
keyboard focus before pressing the Orca shortcut keys?
I'm not familiar with VirtualBox, but with VMWare you have to press
Ctrl+G so that VMWare grabs the keyboard input and sends it to the guest
operating system.
Regards,
Nick
On 07/03/18 01:03, Glenn At Home wrote:
> Hi,
> Today I downloaded Oracle Virtual Box and installed it on Windows 7.
> It is on a 64 bit machine with adequate RAM.
> I loaded Ubuntu 16.4.3-i386 version.
> It said it was running.
> I could not load up Orca.
> Using the left control and S, the alt + windows + S nor alt + F2 and
> running orca worked.
> I was using an ISO that I have installed onto USB and DVD before, so the
> ISO is good.
> Any pointers?
> Thanks.
> Glenn
>
>
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