Re: Orca, OO writer and terminal

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

If accessibility is enabled, then is should automatically get set when 
you log in.  The Orca setup procedure will enable accessibility if it's 
not already enabled.  You then need to log out and log back in for it 
to take effect.  If you're on Debian, all bets are off, though -- based 
upon e-mail traffic I see, they always seem to have some sort of 
something that's not working.

Will

On Dec 9, 2006, at 4:51 PM, Jan Buchal wrote:

> > > > > > "WW" == Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM> writes:
>
> > > if I run OO writer from terminal then OO writer is not
> > > accessible. If I run OO writer from menu then works. Where is
> > > problem?
>
>     WW> Sounds like the GTK_MODULES environment variable might not be
>     WW> set, which is what is needed to enable accessibility in OOo. 
> The
>     WW> GTK_MODULES value should be "gail:atk-bridge". If it's there,
>     WW> you should also see the following message in gnome-terminal 
> when
>     WW> you run OOo:
> Yes, but how can I this variable setup? Where?
>
>
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