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Support for Microsoft PowerPoint #501
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Comment 1 by filokas on 2009-12-07 09:29 |
Comment 4 by fatma.mehanna on 2011-05-02 12:54 |
Comment 5 by briang1 on 2011-05-13 07:53 Its part of Office I've steered clear of as it seems to me that there is now way a blind person is going to be able to create the sort of graphics I understand is possible with this program. However there does seem to be a constantstream of requests for this to be at least accessible for textual use. |
Comment 6 by hkatic (in reply to comment description) on 2012-02-27 08:45 |
Comment 7 by jteh on 2012-11-23 05:17 |
Comment 8 by ondrosik on 2012-12-21 08:08
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Comment 9 by mdcurran on 2012-12-21 11:33 Support so far:
When testing, Please note these useful Powerpoint key commands in Normal mode:
Finally some technical considerations:
Oddly Powerpoint's COM implementation seems a great deal faster than MS Word's. |
Comment 10 by ondrosik on 2012-12-21 15:31 |
Comment 11 by mdcurran on 2012-12-24 03:18 |
Comment 12 by mdcurran on 2012-12-24 03:18 |
Comment 13 by ondrosik on 2012-12-24 10:21 F2 for editing seems to work, e. g. I get and editfield, where I can type, but After closing it navigationn still doesn't work. Also the reading produces a error sound Tested with snapshot 5725 |
Attachment k_kolev1985-nvda added by k_kolev1985 on 2012-12-24 16:02 |
Comment 14 by k_kolev1985 on 2012-12-24 16:03 For me, the reading of slides doesn't work. Even after switching between the slideshow window and another window. I go to a .ppt file, invoke the context menu, and from it I choose "Show", to load the presentation file for reading. Am I doing it wrong? I'm using the snapshot #5728 of the "PowerPoint" Branch, as a portable version. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 in bulgarian. I'm also using MS Office 2007SP3 in bulgarian. I'm attaching a log from NVDA. There were some error sounds from NVDA while I was trying to read the .ppt file in slideshow mode. |
Comment 15 by mdcurran (in reply to comment 14) on 2012-12-25 14:00 k_kolev1985: This should hopefully fixed for you in changeset:powerpoint,5730 if I have guessed right about the issue. |
Comment 16 by k_kolev1985 (in reply to comment 15) on 2012-12-25 15:08
Hi, Unfortunately, this snapshot (r5733) doesn't work for me. It doesn't give errors, but it doesn't read anything either. When the presentation is opened for editing andthe focus is in the list of slides, NVDA doesn't read when the selection in the list changes. It doesn't read the currently selected slide name or number either. Also, when tabing around, it doesn't read the currently selected object in the presentation slide (but according to some visual indications on the screen, I can tell that the system focus is moving around the slide). And when in "reading" mode (pressing F5 in the editing mode or executing the "Show" command from the Explorer's context menu for that presentation), NVDA doesn't read any text in the presentation when it loads - it just announces the name of the window. If necessary, I can provide you with a detailed log - just ask me and tell me on witch logging level should I set the log of NVDA. |
Comment 17 by ondrosik on 2012-12-26 09:57 |
Comment 18 by k_kolev1985 on 2012-12-26 09:58 P.S.: Instead of Alt+Tabbing, the user may also press the "Applications" key to invoke the context menu for the slideshow, then press "Escape" to hide it, and then NVDA will start reading the slideshow. |
Comment 19 by mdcurran on 2013-01-01 04:09 |
Reported by filokas on 2009-12-07 09:24
When entering Microsoft Powerpoint and choose a blank presentation, Nvda doesn't say anything but the menus when I press the Alt keys. Nvda doesn't read the buttons on the window, so I can't: insert an image, for example. If I open an existing presentation, Nvda doesn't read it; I can't see it. Conclusion: Nvda is not accessible in Microsoft Powerpoint.
Blocked by #2895, #2896, #2900, #2905
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