On 29/10/2007 11:43 PM, Chris Norman wrote: > It's alt f2, and there's the part of the boot process where you can > start orca when logged in. Actually I found I had to start it through the boot. Otherwise it just took me through the orca setup when ever I did alt f2 and rebooted. To start orca automatically when it logs in do the following when booting: 1. turn on your computer with the disk inserted. 2. Wait until the drive stops spinning. There is a 30 second timer here. If you don't press anything it will keep booting. (That's what a quick google reckons) 3. Hit f5. This brings up the accessibility menu. Press 3 to select screenreader (orca) and enter twice. Now wait. BTW Maybe this was my question. Oops oh well hopefully that helps someone. I got this info from google... -- Daniel Dalton http://members.iinet.net.au/~ddalton/ daniel.dalton47 at gmail.com
