Harley Richardson wrote: > The idea of TUI software is nice, but it has to > be written a certain way for Orca and other screen readers to correctly > determine where focus is and announce state changes. Highlight tracking > fixes some things, but not all. Hi Harley, Thanks for your reply. Up to now I don't have experience programming to especially to support Orca users. Happy to learn more about it. For Nama, I've used the console model: commands are typed at a prompt, command output follows, after which the command prompt is printed. The prompt includes the project name and selected track that commands are applied to. That works for a braille display user and I've heard for text-to-speech to speech as well. There are a few other situations--such as adjusting effect parameters or adjusting the playback position--where typing a command is cumbersome. For that there is a 'hotkey mode' in which keys are mapped directly to a command, and the bottom line of the screen is rewritten with the updated value. cheers to all -- Joel Roth To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to blinux-list+unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxx.