Hi list, Now that there's been a fair amount of ttalk on development, let me slip in a question about Eclipse. I'm trying to learn SymbianOs programming using Nokia's Carbide C++ environment that's based on Eclipse. The screen reader and magnifier is dolphin Supernova. 1. When there's a compile error, I have problems with three operations: a. Giving the error log window the focus, maximizing it and soorting the errors by location. how do you people do this from the keyboard? Doing it magnified is doable but slow. b. Reading the eronious line. Eclipse seems to format the line somehow which makes Supernova only read bits of the line to me. It also makes it very hard to read the line magnified, in fact, I would like to kill all formatting and syntax highlighting if at all possible. Now I copy paste temporarily to my text editor, NoteTab Pro, but that's less than ideal. c. Finding out what members Eclipse tries to show me in the auto complete list. I like auto completion, in principle. But never got it working all right in visual Studio, either. 2. My second question is debugging. I have a hard time understanding the perspective based thinking in Eclipse. How do I achieve these basics with the keyboard and screen reader: a. Setting or deleting a break point and finding out there's one. b. Runing to the line with the cursor. c. Tabbing to a view with the currently scoped variables and examining their contents from the keyboard. And finally d. Affter having closed my maximized code view to show the error log window, how do I get the code view back? Simple questions, I know, but switching from Visual Studio 6 the environment seems quite different. Is Eclipse MSAA based i.e. might I benefit by using the MSAA map file? I'd appreciate step by step instructions as well as any clever work-arounds you're able to give me. -- With kind regards Veli-Pekka Tätilä (vtatila@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) Accessibility, game music, synthesizers and programming: http://www.student.oulu.fi/~vtatila __________ View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind