Thank you all for the help.
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On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 1:41 PM, KeelhaulChris wrote:
> Hello, I'm working in a Mac driven workplace and they're trying to
> move some of their visually impaired agents up to the newer software
> they use. However, they are having a hard time changing the fonts,
> some kind of conflict.
Curious.
All web browsers have the accessibility feature of being able to use an
external CSS (Case Cascading Stylesheet) You could import your existing style
sheet into a stylesheet creator for something like Adobe Dreamweaver and just
change the font and save it under a different name.
On 21 Jun 2010,
I don't think VisioVoice has what I need, but it is good to know about
it. It might help some other people I am working with.
I'll shoot apple an email, but in the mean time, do you know a good
site or resource that can help explain that CSS editing with Firefox
you were talking about. Do you ha
Not sure if there is an app to change screen colours like zoomtext, have you
tried writing to accessibil...@apple.com? as for the Firefox bit, you could
create your own CSS which you get Firefox to use instead of the CSS that is on
your web server.
On 21 Jun 2010, at 13:41, KeelhaulChris wrote:
Hello,
This really isn't my field, but have you looked at VisioVoice from
Assistiveware? Many low-vision Mac users swear by it.
www.assistiveware.com
Cheers,
Anne
On Jun 21, 2010, at 2:41 PM, KeelhaulChris wrote:
> Hello, I'm working in a Mac driven workplace and they're trying to
> move so
