It's not so much how you do it as the SDK you use. Accessibility is not supported in GCJ, the default Java on Linux. You need to download the Java SDK for Linux from www.sun.com, install it (easy because of rpm), and then adjust your run-time environment so that the Sun Java is sourced, rather than GCJ. A standard expedient for the latter consideration is to just put Sun Java up front in your path. Sean McMahon writes: > From: "Sean McMahon" <smcmahon at usgs.gov> > > You mentioned java, could you reply to me privately with tips on how to use the > java accessability api and the javax.accessability package. For example I'm > working on a program which uses radio buttons, editable text fields, and a > non-editable text field. I wand to use standard windows navigations with this > gui. Tab to move between buttons and enter to select that sort of thing and > have the name of the edit field spoken. I know that non-accessable java would > use the jradiobutton, jframe, jbutton and jtextfield, so what would be the > accessable equivelent. send your reply to smcmahon at usgs.gov > Sean
