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Re: 10.5 Separate adjacent links
From: Glenda
Date: Mar 21, 2005 12:29PM
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Thanks Ben for such a detailed response. I'll definitely try it.
So, is using lists preferred over vertical bars or other non-linked
characters?
I thought one reason for providing the non-linked, printable characters
between adjacent links was to provide a visual cue to help people with
cognitive disabilities to identify the break between links. Using the lists
without the bullets wouldn't provide the visual cue.
Any thoughts here?
Cheers,
Glenda
Soaring Eagle Communications
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