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* The Section 508 Mandate
* The Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT)
* Available open source tools, utilities and drivers
- * Using Orca in Fedora from the login screen
+ * Using Orca with Fedora
* Using Speakup with Fedora
* Using Emacspeak and Festival with Fedora
* Reading news using Fedora and Emacspeak
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=== Using Orca with Fedora ===
- To start the Orca accessibility program from Fedora's login screen, hold Ctrl-s for
one second. "Welcome to Orca" is spoken aloud when it is successfully turned on.
Remember, the login screen emits a beep once it has loaded, notifying you that it is now
possible to turn Orca on.
+ The login screen of a default Fedora installation emits a beep when the system is ready
for login. To start the Orca accessibility program from the login screen, hold Ctrl-s for
one second. The system speaks the phrase "Welcome to Orca" aloud when Orca is
successfully activated.
- Use the tab key to give focus to the user list, and the arrow keys to move through the
user entries, which Orca will read aloud. Press Alt-l to start the language list menu, and
Alt-t to bring up an options menu. Note that the default login name for Fedora 7's
live CD is "Fedora".
+ Use the Tab key to give focus to the user list, and the arrow keys to move through the
user entries, which Orca reads aloud. Press Alt-L to start the language list menu, and
Alt-T to bring up an options menu.
- The same usability options will be enabled once logged on to the desktop.
+ The same usability options are enabled at the desktop.
=== Using Speakup with Fedora ===