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RE: What assistive technology does (and doesn't do)
From: Rachel Tanenhaus
Date: Dec 16, 2003 2:32PM
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Hi, Derek,
This is definitely along those lines; thank you! How completely nifty!
I guess my next step is to fire off a letter to the WAI folks asking
them at what point they determine that enough AT have adopted a given
behavior that it can be assumed to be more or less universal - and
therefore taken into considering when designing accessibility
guidelines.
(And Gez, I don't know if you're on this list - I've seen you on others
- but thanks for making the chart!)
-Rachel
Rachel H. Tanenhaus, MPH
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