Ticket #96 (accepted defect)
say all in open office
| Reported by: | chris1988 | Owned by: | jteh |
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| Priority: | minor | Milestone: | |
| Component: | Speech | Version: | development |
| Keywords: | Cc: | ||
| Operating system: | Blocked by: | ||
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Description
When the user hits nvda down to say all in Open office writer, nvda will just read the current line that has focus. I'm not sure if this has anything to do with java and java access bridge. If thisn this isn't a nvda issue, I'm sorry.
Change History
comment:1 in reply to: ↑ description Changed 4 years ago by chris1988
- Component changed from Core to Speech
comment:3 Changed 20 months ago by jteh
This is in theory fixed by changeset:main,3575. However, those changes also seem to cause OpenOffice to crash in some cases on my system, so I won't close this ticket yet.
comment:4 Changed 14 months ago by briang1
- Version changed from development to 2010.2
- Type changed from enhancement to defect
From...
Alan Yoder < tempjayren@gmail.com>
i've got a document i don't know how long it is and want to use read all
to read it. nvda only reads about a page, then i get to arrow down and
issue the command again on the next page.
the application in question is openoffice.
David Goldfield < dgoldfie@asb.org> says..
Alan,
I also am able to verify that this is happening.
I am using NVDA 2010.2 with OpenOffice? 3.2.1.
I have a Microsoft word formatted file of A christmas Carol by charles
dickens.
I opened the file in OpenOffice? Writer and the read all command is behaving
strangely.
First, as you indicated it doesn't read the document continuously but stops
at a certain point.
Secondly, the cursor doesn't seem to track during a read all. What I mean
is that, when I press the control key to interrupt the reading, the cursor
is poised at the beginning of where NVDA started reading rather than where
it stopped.
I have not tried to duplicate this with other or similar versions of
Openoffice. You could try the latest release candidate of OpenOffice? Writer
or LibreOffice? from the document Foundation but I doubt the behavior would
be any different.
I also haven't tried this with a later snapshot of NVDA.
Using Espeak..
I copied this over here as nobody seems to be looking at the support group and this will thus keep it for posterity!
Brian


This is also a problem in lotus notes.
When using say all, nvda will only announce the first line of the document.
Replying to chris1988: