Hello, Stefan.
>> I have played with them a bit and the Tab-order situation seems to become
>> better then before.
>> Can you please also assign them the accRole property that they are links?
>> Do you make some of them as disabled when they can not be clicked?
>> At least I managed to Tab only to the 'All' and 'None' links and suppose
>> that you are disabling those that can not be activated with g
> I've set the accRole and accState for those links in r18067. I've
> already noticed that those links didn't show anything with the
> "inspect.exe" tool that they're disabled/enabled, so I've now set the
> accState for them manually.
Excellent, going to test your changes in the today's nighty build. Thank
you.
> I've also set the accRole and accHelp for the edit control in all
> dialogs where you can enter a log message, since the Scintilla control
> we use for that also doesn't show anything with the Inspect tool
> otherwise.
Wow, you have read my intention to move to this control - there are several
problems with it and most of them you have now hopefully fixed.
>>> Also, I've tried with the Thunder screen reader, and at least this one
>>> seems to work fine with those links.
>> Thunder is taken by into account only because this screenreader is
>> totally
>> free. We should rely on JAWS screenreader in first turn because it takes
>> about 70% of the market of screen reading software and is one of the most
>> usable among the blind programmers.
> Sure, but keep in mind that I don't have a JAWS license so I can only
> test with Thunder.
You can run JAWS in 40 minutes mode without any license, of course you can
not perform very serious investigations with such limitations, but to check
something I shall point you on is possible in 40 minutes. Since I have a
license to JAWS and I am blind I surely shall perform any needed
investigations and surely shall point you at the problems with accuracy to
let you be as short in testing with JAWS as possible if needed because I try
to describe the situation so detailed that you do not need to make any
testing with screenreader yourself.
In any case the situation is surely becoming better from one step to another
and our effort surely leads to increasing the accessibility dramatically.
The items that can not be fixed by you I shall fix through scripts (JAWS in
first turn) but I am trying to increase the original accessibility because
there are some screenreaders that do not have script support at all and we
can not change anything in them and the people using them also need to get
the software accessible.
Thank you.
Serge.
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