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From: Ian Lloyd (Accessify.com)
Date: Fri, Feb 14 2003 10:36AM
Subject: New features on Accessify
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How accessible is Safari?
http://www.accessify.com/articles/how-accessible-is-safari.asp
Apple recently launched a new browser on to the
unsuspecting public. Given how new the browser is, you
would expect it to have GREAT support for
accessibility features, right? Find out if this is the
case ...
Tool
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The Pop-up Window Generator
http://www.accessify.com/tools-and-wizards/pop-up-window-generator.asp
Following the tutorial 'The Perfect Pop-Up', comes the
Pop-up Window Generator - a tool to quickly let you
generate a link that is both accessible and XHTML
compliant
Hope you like ...
PS - Always looking for contributors ... Fancy penning
an article?
http://www.accessify.com/contact-us/submit-an-article.asp
====Ian Lloyd
Accessify, vb, "to make accessible"
http://www.accessify.com/
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From: Deborah Hinderer Sova
Date: Fri, Feb 14 2003 3:30PM
Subject: Current technology for users with accessibility needs
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I'm posting this for a colleague. Would you please send replies directly to
him?
Thanks
Deborah
=================================================Hello,
I'm trying to find information on the current state of technology for
products such as screen readers and other accessibility devices. I've
looked around at the w3c advisory for creating accessible web pages and
applications but I need to understand more about the devices
themselves. Most of the actual product web-sites I've gone to offer
very little in explanation. Any URLs you know of or information you
can offer would be greatly appreciated. In the mean time, I'll keep
googling.
Thanks,
Thomas Sola
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From: Michael R. Burks
Date: Sun, Feb 16 2003 11:12AM
Subject: RE: Current technology for users with accessibility needs
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Dear Mr. Sola,
please try some of the resources at http://www.icdri.org if those do not
work, please email me and I will find you more.
Michael Burks
Public Information Officer
http://www.icdri.org
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From: Deborah Hinderer Sova [mailto: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = ]
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Subject: Current technology for users with accessibility needs
I'm posting this for a colleague. Would you please send replies directly to
him?
Thanks
Deborah
=================================================Hello,
I'm trying to find information on the current state of technology for
products such as screen readers and other accessibility devices. I've
looked around at the w3c advisory for creating accessible web pages and
applications but I need to understand more about the devices
themselves. Most of the actual product web-sites I've gone to offer
very little in explanation. Any URLs you know of or information you
can offer would be greatly appreciated. In the mean time, I'll keep
googling.
Thanks,
Thomas Sola
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