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From: ED COHEN
Date: Wed, Feb 11 2004 2:43PM
Subject: Interactive graphing tool
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Hello,
Our communication office annually produces a graphic rich (many complex charts) document for the Web. They know that it now needs to be 508 compliant.
They are interested in using a new software product called Xcelsius, which outputs Excel files as interactive Flash.files. They feel the public would learn more and it would streamline presentation. http://www.infommersion.com/products.html
Besides the usual issues with the Flash viewer, does any
From: holly marie
Date: Wed, Feb 11 2004 6:14PM
Subject: Re: Interactive graphing tool
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From: "ED COHEN"
Our communication office annually produces a graphic rich (many complex
charts) document for the Web. They know that it now needs to be 508
compliant.
They are interested in using a new software product called Xcelsius,
which outputs Excel files as interactive Flash.files. They feel the
public would learn more and it would streamline presentation.
http://www.infommersion.com/products.html
Besides the usual issues with the Flash viewer, does anyone think that
using this tool / presentation method is any less accessible than the
static, complex charts they now produce? The tool is not 508 compliant,
but may be so by year-end.
Does anyone know of another product or way to do this other than with
JavaScript?
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Have you looked at the graph and chart work at Corda? Graphs made with
various technologies[flash, svg, etc], as well as other accessibility
backups. There may be some alternative at this website.
http://www.corda.com/
holly
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