Chris I agree with you entirely.
What blind people have to keep in mind that even sighted folks can have problems in using certain pieces of software. Just because someone can see doesn't mean that every peice of software will necessarily work on everyone's pc. Some software is just out of the realm of certain folks for whatever reason. Also, even if a piece of software passed every accessability test (whatever that is supposed to mean) doesn't mean that every blind person will use it without a hitch. Some folks have marginal pc skills so, unless they got handholding at every step, this still might lock them out. As with sighted users, just some audio programs won't work for certain folks. Personally, I could care less about all this as I have never used the AOL player. And I truly wonder how many blind users an AOL player has anyway. Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
