I rarely use PowerPoint on any operating system, and when I do, it's
generally for reading someone else's presentation.
So I don't have suggestions to offer, except that you should also try
Apple's KeyNote (part of iWorks) as it may be more accessible under Mac
OS than Microsoft's PowerPoint is.
On 14/3/21 3:08 pm, Jessica Moss wrote:
I’ve now gotten to the point with Omnicommander, where we’re now trying to do
presentations via Powerpoint on the most common issues we’re finding each month
with the web sites we’re testing/auditing, so we can start conveying to these
various companies not only what we’re finding inaccessible about these sites,
but how to fix them as well. However, I was never taught how to use powerpoint
with a screen reader period, so unfortunately, I have no idea what to do with
the presentation file I was given to work with, as far as navigating through
it, or anything along those lines. Can someone please help me figure out the
ropes for this?
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