From:

 Tracy Son

Subject:

 speaking of linux

Date:

 Mon, Aug 14, 2006 4:12:40 pm

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Hello.
A few messages back, someone mentioned Window Eyes working in the linux
platform.
This brings to mind another question.
There is a way to get screen readers to work with some kind of java bridge
or some kind of pluggin that enables screen readers to work with star office
and other programs that I think run in linux.
I am not sure but I think there may be windows versions of the star office
that uses java and there needs to be a way to get the java info to the
window screen readers.
Some time in the future will Window Eyes work with programs like the star
office programs and other related programs?
Tracy Son.


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Hello.
A few
messages back, someone mentioned Window Eyes working in the linux
platform.
This brings
to mind another question.
There is a
way to get screen readers to work with some kind of java bridge or some kind of
pluggin that enables screen readers to work with star office and other programs
that I think run in linux.
I am not sure
but I think there may be windows versions of the star office that uses java and
there needs to be a way to get the java info to the window screen
readers.
Some time in
the future will Window Eyes work with programs like the star office programs and
other related programs?
Tracy
Son.
 

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