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RE: accessible tables in Word?
From: sean keegan
Date: Nov 4, 2003 10:30AM
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Carol,
Are you trying to identify the headers so JAWS will recognize the
headers and read them?
Using JAWS, a user can issue commands that will identify the first row
cell or the first column cell in a table. Do you have to explicitly
identify these elements? No, as JAWS interprets these to be the row and
column headers. What happens when the first row and first column do not
actually contain the row and column heading information? Well, then it
becomes a bit more difficult to navigate and comprehend.
If you want to identify explicitly the row/column header information,
then you are left with HTML (and as you mentioned, that may not be an
option).
Take care,
sean
Sean Keegan
Web Accessibility Instructor
High Tech Center Training Unit for the
California Community Colleges
Cupertino, CA
408.996.6044
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