"Rainer Scheuchenpflug"
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Rainer Scheuchenpflug wrote:
Dear R-Experts,
a student of mine tries to use the Windows-Rconsole with screen reading
software (she is blind), and cannot access the command line (Menus are ok).
The company which produces her screen reader tells her that this is due to
the cursor used in Rconsole,
Duncan Murdoch writes:
> In the meantime, using Rterm in a command window is one solution.
> There are also other front ends available that may work: running R
> from within Emacs, or using the JGR front end (see the article on p. 9
> of http://stat-computing.org/newsletter/issues/scgn-16-2.pdf
On 04/05/2010 9:41 AM, Rainer Scheuchenpflug wrote:
Dear R-Experts,
a student of mine tries to use the Windows-Rconsole with screen reading
software (she is blind), and cannot access the command line (Menus are ok).
The company which produces her screen reader tells her that this is due to
the c
Dear R-Experts,
a student of mine tries to use the Windows-Rconsole with screen reading
software (she is blind), and cannot access the command line (Menus are ok).
The company which produces her screen reader tells her that this is due to
the cursor used in Rconsole, which is static, not blinking.
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