[BlindRUG] Nvda use with r

[Liz Hare]

Hi Umit,

I'm not clear on what environment you're running R in, but sometimes it's easier to run it in terminal mode rather than in the R gui. So you would type R at the command prompt rather than opening the R GUI. You can run Rgui separately to get help and install.packages() and stuff.

If the tables you want to see are your own data tables, the most accessible way I've found is to write the data.frame as a CSV and then navigate it in a spreadsheet program.

My favorite place to run R is now a Mac with emacspeak.

Hope this helps,
Liz


Liz Hare, PhD
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> On Mar 7, 2017, at 2:55 AM, UMIT ERDEM Yigitoglu via BlindRUG <blindrug at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> I have an issue on reading r commends and output in r. I'm using nvda
> 17.1. When I put any panctuation such as , ( or " Reading what I wrote
> and editing becomes chalange. nvda reads both before and after
> caracter when I put panctuations.
> Furthermore ıt reads output at first caracter by caracter before
> reading it in standart form. for instance ıt reads 1, 2, 3, as 1 cama
> space 2 cama space three. It is really frustrating.
> Do you have any reccomendations to solve this problem?
> 
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