Well, it works well upto a point, I would say. Quite a major drawback is that you don't get formatting information with NVDA when you press NVDA+f. I hope this is something that can be addressed soon. Another drawback is that the read to end function does not work; it only reads a paragraph at a time. Another small irritation is that, when you use auto-numbering and arrow up and down your text, the number of each numbered element is read twice.

So, while it is generally accessible, there certainly are usage issues with it. I really wish the NVDA developers would pay more attention to accessibility of LibreOffice, as it is also a free package and much less clunky to use than the MS counterpart.

Kind regards

Christo




On 2016/03/04 8:56 PM, Kenny Peyattt jr. wrote:

Yes it is And it works well.
Kenny Peyatt jr.

-----Original Message-----
From: Josh Kennedy [mailto:joshknnd1982@...]
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 12:30 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] nvda and libreoffice

hi
is libreoffice or openoffice or both now accessible with NVDA without
the java access bridge? if so which one and which version?