Orca does not start up correctly with the system

Hi,
I observed this for a long time:
When I log in into Gnome, I hear Orca's welcome message, but
I can't do
any action. Orca is silent, and there's nothing on my
braille display,
except that message.
I had to start Orca again, in order to get it to work.
Note: This is no Gnome log in problem, since I can get to
the desktop. I
can test it, because I pulled a link to my desktop pointing
to Orca.
I guess there must be something wrong with starting of AT
environment. I
set up the start up to start AT and Orca. AT should start
first, but I
suspect that it works the other way.
Any ideas?
Hermann


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Hello,
I've had a somewhat similar situation lately.  I do not have
orca start 
automatically.  After I login and hit alt-f2 orca RET,
sometimes orca 
starts normally.  Often, however, I see the welcome message
on the 
braille display followed by the "screen not
active" message.  I think 
orca tries to start and shuts down because there is no orca
process 
running.  
The next time orca starts ok except it takes a long time to
see the 
preferences button.

I've also been updating to hardy which may have something to
do with it.

Chris
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