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From: JAKE JOEHL
Date: Feb 17, 2015 5:31PM


Hi all. I'm weighing in this discussion a bit late here, but I was wondering what y'all think of Apple's iBooks implementation on the Mac if any of you have tried it? I've read in a few places—including Apple themselves—that iBooks is now accessible as of OS X Yosemite. Just this morning I tried it out for myself, and I'm very impressed so far. I was able to read part of Jonathan Mosen's book about ACB Radio, and I bookmarked my place because I had other things to do. But it seems to be very good in terms of VoiceOver performance.
Jake
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On Feb 5, 2015, at 6:49 PM, Iza Bartosiewicz < <EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:

Thanks for the link, Deborah. I've found the EPUB 3 Best Practices book
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920024897.do?sortby=publicationDate,
but it doesn't look as useful as yours.

We are at the info-gathering stage. We've found plenty of general info, but
I thought it would be worth getting intel from people that have been
through the process of publishing an e-book and can recommend tools and
processes that worked for them.

cheers
Iza


> Have you tried "Accessible EPUB 3," by Matt Garrish?
>
> https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/accessible-
> epub-3/9781449329297/
>
> Are you running into particular difficulties, or are you just looking for
> more general best practices?
>
> Deborah Kaplan